Thunderbirds: the 2004 live action movie the fans didn’t want (film retrospective).
Whoosh! Here comes our damn fine Stan Fine’s look back in anger at Thunderbirds, the 2004 big-screen adaptation of the
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Fledgling by Octavia E. Butler (book review)
Octavia Butler died in 2006 and ‘Fledgling’ was her last novel, originally printed in 2005 and first printed in the
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Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire. The team’s chilling new mission will give you the warm fuzzies (trailer).
https://youtu.be/2BtvmVUGTHU?si=AEp4mTgUbgQ6DhpR If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if the Ghostbusters switched their iconic proton packs for snow shovels, well,
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Slow Horses gallops into a 3rd season (Apple spy-fy TV series: trailer).
Get ready to trot back into the world of espionage with Season 3 of Slow Horses, the series where Britain’s
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Reacher and his Special Investigators: season two on Prime unveils a deadly puzzle (trailer).
Oh, what a time to be alive for all you couch commandos and armchair adventurers, because Reacher is back, and
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From Star Trek to stark reality: the pursuit of Warp Speed (science article).
Warp drives – they’re the ultimate mix of high-flying science fiction and knotty physics, and quite frankly, they’re the celestial
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Lift: gold, gags, and bad altitude in Netflix’s high-flying cri-fi heist (trailer).
If you’ve ever found yourself pondering the physics of pilfering precious metals mid-air, then buckle up for Lift, the high-flying
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The Boy and the Heron: Studio Ghibli’s latest opus soars (anime film: trailer).
In the world of whimsical adventures and animated extravaganzas, The Boy and the Heron swoops in – quite literally –
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Too Hot to Handle? Kepler reveals seven steamy exoplanets (science news).
Step aside, Star Trek, and make room for the real final frontier shenanigans, because NASA’s Kepler space telescope, although retired,
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Godzilla Minus One: the Kaiju classic reborn for the Reiwa Era (monster film: trailer).
Step right up, folks, for the cinematic spectacle of the year, where Japan does not just rise from the ashes
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