question of the day: What are the best insignificant details you’ve seen in a movie?
If “god is in the details” then isn’t great moviemaking also in the details?
If “god is in the details” then isn’t great moviemaking also in the details?
SFX magazine recently conducted a poll to determine the Top 10 Sci-fi Icons Of All Time, and the just-published results are a tad surprising…
In case there was any doubt, there is now a genre of Hollywood film known at “The Michael Bay Movie”…
Dammit! I knew this was gonna happen! They buried the beauty of Richard Armitage under makeup…
This is my theory: Steampunk is about looking ahead and seeing magnificent airships plying blue skies, not global warming or nuclear war…
Out of their Vulcan and human minds with hugs!
Ewww. It’s got Michael Bay’s jingo-jism all over it.

Is it weird that the overwhelming feeling I’m left with after Super 8 is one of a nostalgic melancholy?
I think it might be nice, as a nod to the original conception of the show as educational, to do a purely historical story: one with no SF elements whatsoever. A story set in 1963 that highlighted how the world has changed in half a century could be really interesting…
“Time is the fire in which we burn.”