The Lego Movie 2 Is Joyful Pure Brilliance Can we just openly acknowledge that the team behind the Lego Movie franchise is brilliant and understand a modern audience on a level that’s honestly shocking and delightful and only further prove that with The Lego Movie: The Second Part? What had already been a creation that made…
Will The First Live-Action Pokémon Movie Be As Awesome As This Trailer Looks? I’m not a massive Pikachu fan or a massive Pokémon fan for that matter, but even I must acknowledge the sheer newness that is this trailer. The idea that a live-action Pokémon movie is going to come to American theaters, with Ryan Reynolds…
Ant-Man and the Wasp Shrunk My Disappointments And Annoyances I got to this review too late. I should have written this well before I did—a day after I saw it would have been best—but, I was planning on tearing into it, so, I suppose it’s good for the sake of positivity that I did wait….
Incredibles 2: Not Safe For All Viewers First off, the movie’s opening warning is not a joke. The effects gave me a minor headache and eye-strain, but, if you are someone with epilepsy or are otherwise affected heavily by strobing lights, then I hate to tell you: but don’t watch. I too think it was a…
Not much time is left before Thanos comes. Are you prepared? Do you have what it takes to experience this movie? Perhaps. Perhaps you are ready. But, to be absolutely sure: here are some videos to give you even more knowledge about this massive movie event. Stand tall, dear reader. The Infinity War begins soon….
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2a_q8gt6hA Prodigy: A New Twist On A Classic Setup Prodigy proves you need not change much from a standard plot idea to do something special: one major deviation will do the trick. For instance, what if the murderous genius kept in containment was only a little girl? Now, I know the knee-jerk concern, but, rest…
Darkwave: Edge of the Storm opens with David (played by Robin Kirwan, Reciever, Rocket Man) and Sarah (played by Nathalie Cox, Jumper, Juno Eclipse) driving down a desolate road late at night on the run from the Ministry with their son. In this future, star crystals have enabled people to travel faster than the speed of…
Before we begin, I’d like everyone to wish our friend Gene Hoyle—a winner from our last contest—a speedy recovery. He just had a brain aneurysm, but don’t worry, he’s going to be okay. Everyone send good thoughts his way! Alright, now, back to less serious stuff. Everyone, this is the moment you’ve all been waiting…
Hello there, and welcome to Today’s Short, where we go over short films in the genres of both science fiction and fantasy. Today’s short film: “Temple”. Let’s take a look! Director Nguyen-Anh Nguyen achieved a degree of notoriety as a filmmaker with his 2014 Akira fan film (or rather fan-made trailer) that received over three million views online. That project,…
NOTE: There will be no major spoilers in this review. Independent filmmaking is an important part of American cinema. Films that aren’t tied to massive budgets or governed by large studios tend to be more free to take risks and explore new possibilities of stories and their telling. However, sometimes this goes too far,…
Dear Readers, I wanted to let you know what’s been happening behind the scenes here at Sci-Fi Bloggers. Some of you have been wondering where Friday Fiction wandered off to, or why articles have been less frequent. Some of you may be asking why less events such as our Veek of Blood and Week of Chaos have been…
Oculus Rift and Project Morpheus: two virtual reality experiments currently being tested by Oculus VR and Sony. Both pieces of technology boast that, for the first time, users can play their favorite games and watch their favorite movies as if they were there. The headsets look like something out of science fiction, except they’re not. …
