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Tag Archives: Science Fiction
My Top Five Films of 2021
Preamble For me, 2021 has been a remarkably odder year then 2020. I think this comes from the sense of a start-stop to resuming many normal activities that I’ve enjoyed in a pre-pandemic era. I still take safety seriously, which … Continue reading
Review: Dune (2021)
Preamble Briefly put, Dune is as close to fever pitch excitement that I’ve had for a movie since the Star Wars sequel trilogy. Part of this comes from my relationship with the property. The David Lynch adaptation got me hooked … Continue reading
Brief Thoughts on a Trailer: Dune Trailer 2 (2021)
Preamble Just in time for the UK’s hot and humid Summer, a second trailer for Dune comes to wipe away the sweat. Complementing a series of character posters and 10 minutes of footage debuting at IMAX screenings, the 3 minute … Continue reading
Posted in 2021, Trailer Discussions
Tagged Blog, blogging, Cinema, Dune, film, films, life, movie, movies, Science Fiction, Writing
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Brief Thoughts on a Trailer: Dune (2020)
If there ever was a trailer that was going to make me drop everything and immediately watch (with the mad crazed energy of a chihuahua on a sugar high) then it’s the one for Denis Villeneuve’s Dune. In a year … Continue reading
Posted in 2020, 2020 Films, Trailer Discussions
Tagged Blog, blogging, Cinema, Denis Villeneuve, Dune, film, films, movie, movies, Science Fiction, Timothée Chalamet, Writing
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My Top Ten Anticipated Movies of 2020
10 The King’s Man This is quite an odd pick, seeing as I have not seen the first two Kingman’s films. However, based on the trailer, the film seems like an intriguing early 20th-century spy film with colourful revisionism for … Continue reading
Russian Film Week II: Attraction (2017)
Attraction is a seismic outburst of a movie. Like many of the science fiction pictures that have pervaded the history of cinema, its lens is sharply focused on the illumination of a prevalent issue and theme. In the pre-screening Q&A, … Continue reading
Review: Blade Runner 2049 (2017)
Blade Runner 2049 opens with a close-up of an eye with an immediate follow-up image of someone looking up at a large silver coloured circular structure. Much like the opening shots of the original film, which illustrated the desire and … Continue reading
Posted in 2017 Films
Tagged 2017, 2049, Blade Runner 2049, Denis Villeneuve, Harrison Ford, LA, Las Vegas, Meaning of Life, Philip K Dick, Replicant, Ryan Gosling, Science Fiction
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Review: Blade Runner (1982)
Blade Runner is a haunting film that gracefully submerges any sense of genre convention in favour of something far more evocative. The primary genre at play is Film Noir, and the movie wields the frequent cinematic touches of the “dark … Continue reading
Posted in Retro Reviews
Tagged Blade Runner, film, films, Harrison Ford, movie, movies, Philip K Dick, Ridley Scott, Rutger Hauer, Science Fiction, Writing
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