I generally don’t like to post negative reviews. What’s the point? So let me say right off that I did not hate the movie. It just left me feeling flat. I want to understand why. As a writer, I want to avoid these mistakes.
Category Archive: science fiction
I first came across Lagrangian Points many years ago in Arthur C. Clarke’s novel A Fall of Moondust. It boggled my young mind, picturing satellites orbiting in seemingly static positions around the Moon!
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I can’t actually remember when it was that I first met Jay Lake, which is an unusual…
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Warning: Spoilers! If you’ve been like me, wondering where the hell Battlestar Galactica has been going, the return […]
I never had the opportunity to see this film in a theatre, and the existing video versions were […]
Hancock probably could not be considered anything more than a halfway decent scifi/fantasy movie if it weren’t for […]
I’m a little astonished — and I suppose I should be embarrassed, but I’m not — by how […]
Warning: Spoilers After last night’s season 3 opener, I’m a little concerned about my favorite show on television, […]
Warning: Spoilers. (Not much, but hey, I warned you.) So I saw Aeon Flux on DVD the other night. Given […]
This little gem turned up as the top video in Technorati this morning. Hardcore fans will recognize the […]
Why is it that the studios cannot leave enough alone? Apparently, Star Trek: The Original Series (ST:TOS to Trekkers and […]
