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Rebel Moon – a Netflix space opera film with a Snyder twist? (trailer)
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Rebel Moon – Part Two The Scargiver: galactic glory or interstellar inanity?

Blimey, if the first serving of Rebel Moon left a bitter taste, fear not, for the sequel promises another galactic

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Atlas scifi movie.
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ATLAS: new Netflix mecha scifi movie (first trailer).

Amidst the cosmos of science fiction thrillers, a new contender is preparing its descent onto the cinematic landscape: Atlas. This

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Fireball XL5: World Space Patrol Technical Operations Manual by Chris Thompson & Andew Clements (book review).

Before I sit down for a serious read of books of this sort, the first thing I do is have

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Space Above and Beyond retrospective (video).
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Space Above and Beyond – when a promising premise got Chig-whipped (article).

Larks, the ambitious Space: Above and Beyond series from the mid-90s. It had all the ingredients for a sci-fi epic

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Breathe: scifi post-apocalyptic movie (first trailer).
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Breathe: scifi post-apocalyptic movie (first trailer).

Set against a foreboding dystopian future, Breathe emerges as an enthralling action thriller directed by Stefon Bristol and crafted by

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Foundation: series 2, because in space, no one can hear you scheme (scifi TV series trailer).
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Foundation versus Dune: one lives, one dies (article).

For those steeped in science fiction’s most revered tomes, few names command more respect than Frank Herbert and Isaac Asimov.

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Strange Attractions (Polestars 1) by Jaine Fenn (book review).

The ‘Polestars’ books, of which there are three volumes, are anthology collections and are each by a different contemporary author.

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The Three-Body Problem: trailer for the new Netflix scifi series.
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3 Body Problem (last trailer, honest).

Step into the cosmic conundrum with 3 Body Problem, the latest science fiction spectacle to hit Netflix, crafted by the

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Fallout TV series
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Fallout: Amazon Prime goes atomic with new scifi TV series (trailer).

Well, strap on your Pip-Boys and pop a Rad-X, folks, because it’s time to venture into the delightfully deranged world

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Dune: Part Two, big new trailer (video).
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Dune 2: how the movie broke from the book? (video)

In this video chit-chat between the Morgster from Ooop North and ‘Big Mac’ MacIntyre, the various differences and deviations between

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