We’re still a few months away from Star Trek Into Darkness, which comes out on May 17, but there’s the prequel graphic novel, and soon there will be the video game to tide us over until the movie finally hits theaters.
We’ve all seen those science movies in school, or parodies of them. Without this element or compound, here’s all the things we wouldn’t have in life. Then you think about blue-screen special effects.
In recent days, rumors have been circulating that the original stars of Star Wars, namely Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher, and especially Harrison Ford, are planning to come back for the upcoming film.
All attention may be focused on Sony's Playstation 4 console which is likely to make its debut today. However, these alleged Kinect 2.0 specs are probably worth checking out.
The reviews weren’t stellar, there were many complaints about the lengthy running time and 48 frames per second, and Peter Jackson also had to endure accusations of being greedy for diving the story into three segments, but there’s clearly no stopping The Hobbit.
As popular as horror is at the movies, the genre has often had a hard time on TV. Even though The Twilight Zone also had elements of sci-fi and fantasy, the fans had to write to CBS to keep it on the air.
As you probably know by now, Kevin Smith is leaving the movie business but there is apparently some confusion about what his cinematic swan song could be.
King Kong is one of the most important films in genre history because it inspired so many people to make their own wonderful adventures when they grew up.
With JJ Abrams now officially on board for Star Wars, the rumors about who could be coming back to the Empire have been hitting the web fast and furious.
The gaming world may be eagerly awaiting the arrival of Sony's Playstation 4 and Microsoft's Xbox 720 (Next), although neither will be able to match the raw horsepower of cutting-edge rigs when it comes to running Crysis 3 and up.
It was just about this time last year that Van Halen, minus original bassist Michael Anthony, put out their first album with Roth since 1984, A Different Kind Of Truth, and went on a sold-out headlining tour.
We’ve seen it a number of times in Hollywood. Two movies with the same subject going head to head with each other. Two asteroid flicks in 1998 with Armageddon and Deep Impact.
