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One concept that has been a staple in sci-fi films is AI. Respectively, how a variety of different AIs will ultimately destroy us all. It’s hard to find a sci-fi movie that deals with this subject and for it not to be us, the humans, fighting for our survival. The Artifice Girl takes a different approach that…
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I was one of those “lunatics” unironically looking forward to this sequel. I liked The Meg (2018); despite its flaws, it was a fun shark movie with decent CGI and charismatic Jason Statham. Again, I judge movies on their own merits, so it objectively was a B/C movie at best, but, in its genre, it did its job….
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I still remember when First Man was about to come out in cinemas, and everything seemed to head its way. Damien Chazelle just had a massive success with La La Land (2016), both critically and financially and a biopic about Neil Armstrong seemed like it would continue propelling him forward. But I guess audiences expected your stereotypical “Murica, baby, fuck yeah!”…
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If there ever was a movie I am as far from the target audience as possible, Gran Turismo might be it. I don’t game (that much), if/when I do, I don’t play racing games, and due to the Fast & Furious franchise, I have given up on any racing movies being decent. And, to be perfectly honest, until a…
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I have a complicated relationship with Noah Baumbach. I like some of his movies (like Marriage Story (2019) and now this one), while the others I watched (Kicking and Screaming (1995), While We’re Young (2014) or The Meyerowitz Stories (2017)) left me cold. I don’t think they are bad movies; he just lives in a different society to me, so I find many…
What started as Hollywood’s idea to bring this old, almost forgotten TV show from the 1960s back to the public consciousness (the original series ran from 1966 – 1973) became a franchise almost by accident. You could argue that this franchise has two eras – before 2011, where you had two decent movies and one bad…
Hello movie friends, Consider this yet another chance to hear me talk, rumble and blabber about movies, but this time, it isn’t just a “one-time thing”! But let me start with that first. As some of you know, I am part of Siftpop (www.siftpop.com), and every once in a while, I appear on their Siftpop Writers’…
I was born in the early 1990s, so this whole tape thing missed me. But of course, even I knew about it long before the show. And honestly, who doesn’t know about it? Just before the Internet was mainstream (as this show shows), we all watched the same news, TV shows and movies, so it…
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