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Dark Matter: new Apple TV scifi series (1st trailer).
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Dark Matter: new Apple TV scifi series (1st trailer).

Ready your quantum calculators and brush up on your alternate realities, folks. Apple TV+’s latest sci-fi saga, Dark Matter, is

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The First Omen
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The First Omen: Mark Kermode reviews this Baby Boom Boom horror film (video).

Roll up for the most wicked baby shower of 2024, as “The First Omen” redefines the horror of the maternity

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Doctor Who: Time-Travelling Tussles and Tardis Tribulations (video).

In the mysterious vortex of time and space, the second season of “Doctor Who,” charmingly dissected by Stam Fine, whisks

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Civil War: dark near future war movie about the Second U.S. Civil War (trailer).
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Civil War: Mark Kermode’s scifi film review (video).

Film critic Mark Kermode reviews the dark new near future scifi movie Civil War, which follows a team of military-embedded

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Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire (monster movie: trailer).
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Godzilla x Kong The New Empire (Mark Kermode’s monster movie review).

Hold onto your hats (and maybe find a sturdy bunker) for Mark Kermode’s monster movie review, because the Titans are

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Monkey Man: superhero-ish film (Mark Kermode's movie review).
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Monkey Man: superhero-ish film (Mark Kermode’s movie review).

Our man-of-many-movies, Mark Kermode, explores the cinematic jungle of 2024, where a new alpha predator has emerged, not swinging from

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Seize Them!
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Seize Them! (Mark Kermode’s fantasy comedy movie review)

Our man-of-many-movies, Mark Kermode, hoists the flags and sounds the fanfares, for there’s a new chuckle-fest on the British silver

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UFO meeting
Comics

EC Comics vs. the US Air Force: was Weird Science-Fantasy #26 payback? (comic-book video)

In the heady days of the 1950s, the war between EC Comics and the US Air Force was waging in

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Matrix 4: The Matrix Resurrections (scifi film trailer).
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Mo’ Matrix movies? (scifi movie news).

It appears that the film series that once wowed audiences with its subversive take on reality has now sunk to

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Wandering Earth: Liu Cixin gets China's first major scifi movie.
Scifi

Liu Cixin: science fiction author interview (video).

In an enthralling cosmic rendezvous, Cixin Liu, the stellar luminary from the East meets Britain’s own star-sprinkler, Jim Al-Khalili, in

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