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My Life as a Teenage Robot

Classic Cartoon Review: My Life As A Teenage Robot

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By Brandon Scott on Oct 14th, 2019

My Life as a Teenage Robot Is Visually Distinct I can’t tell you how many times I’ve seen the first episode of My Life as a Teenage Robot. At least on three separate occasions, I’ve sat down and watched this stylized show about a robot who wants to be a teenager—and each time I’ve found…

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The Deal with Humans

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By Carly Fjeld on Aug 3rd, 2015

More articles than this will be released later today, so stay tuned! –The Editor Coming out of the UK and landing on AMC is the new series, Humans. The show allows us to look into a possible future of the blurred relationships between humans and machines. Based on the Swedish series, Real Humans, the show…

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SECOND OPINION: Avengers – Age of Ultron (2015)

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By J.W.Allen on May 4th, 2015

Ever since The Avengers was released in 2012, DC comics has been desperately trying to wrangle their own characters together to compete with the Marvel Juggernaut.   However, before Batman and Superman have even warmed up for their much touted ‘fight’, Joss Whedon has deposited another 2+ hours of “Marvelous” entertainment. Avengers, Assemble! Some detractors I spoke…

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MOVIE REVIEW: CHAPPiE

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By N.Demmy on Mar 8th, 2015

Directed by Neill Blomkamp. Written by Neill Blomkamp and Terri Tatchell. Starring Sharlto Copley, Dev Patel, Watkin Tudor Jones, Yolandi Visser, Jose Pablo Cantillo, Hugh Jackman and Sigourney Weaver. R, 120 minutes. Chappie highlights so much of what can go wrong with contemporary science fiction. It’s a simultaneous source of wonder and disappointment that there’s…

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RETRO REVIEW: RoboCop 2 (1990)

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By N.Demmy on Jan 26th, 2015

Directed by Irvin Kershner. Starring Peter Weller, Nancy Allen and Tom Noonan. R, 116 minutes. SPOILERS AHEAD… RoboCop 2 uses similar clips of news coverage and satirically charged commercials to position us back in the corporate-run, crime-ridden Detroit of the near future, but from the very start something feels off. The original film masterfully towed…

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Sexbot: A Book Review

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By Carly Fjeld on Sep 29th, 2014

When the opportunity to read a novel about a rogue, self-aware robot engineered specifically to fulfill human sexual desires crosses your path, you don’t hesitate. You pounce. The novel Sexbot by Patrick Quinlan tells the story of Susan Jones, a scientist who downloads her consciousness into a ninth generation Sexbot, the highest quality artificial intelligence…

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Genesis (Part One) by Matt K. Turner

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By Keyoka on Jun 16th, 2014

What in the hell is going on with Adam Markusson? While “regular” isn’t the word I would use for this extremely successful, wealthy, apparently good-looking and intelligent (the list wraps around the corner) young man, it’s supposed to be a given that he would at least check the “human” box, right? No? Matt K. Turner,…

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Indie Video Game Reset Is on Its Way

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By B.K. on Mar 16th, 2014

The appeal of the video game Reset, as our Editor wrote in a previous article, stems from its lush visuals, cool time-jump related game play, and an intriguing lack of details on the game’s actual plot. The teaser and later game trailer showcase these to perfection, giving its audience shots of an abandoned city, realistic…

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SCI-FI IRL: Drone Technology (Featuring Interview with SEAL Team Six Operator)

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By D. Alexander on Feb 13th, 2014

The world is changing faster than it has at any other point in its history. Science and technology are evolving and advancing in ways previously thought to be impossible. As they have done so, philosophy, politics and many other societal elements have also gone through significant shifts. These are all leading to a variety of possibilities, all under the heading…

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Run. It’s the End of the World.

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By Keyoka on Feb 7th, 2014

I recently watched Peter Hyam’s End of Days (1999). If you have not seen it, you now have homework. It stars Arnold Schwarzenegger, so what does that tells us kids? Guns. Explosions. Him saving someone. I’ve never been an action kind of girl, but for some reason, good ol’ Schwarzy has been a staple in…

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Reset Looks Like a Good Bet

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By D. Alexander on Nov 27th, 2013

“I must have done it for a good reason…” -Unidentified G:E:O Suit driver, D-23-23-02: retrieved log 88727 Kickstarter, GoFundMe, Indiegogo, these are places where the unknown come together to make a difference. We are the unknown, the faceless, the unsung heroes. With crowdfunding, we don’t need the credit. If we get any, it doesn’t have…

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Good Times Abound During The World’s End

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By n.demmy on Sep 29th, 2013

Directed by Edgar Wright Written by Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg Starring Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, Paddy Considine, Martin Freeman, Eddie Marsan, Rosamund Pike, and Pierce Brosnan R, 109 minutes It’s always interesting when two movies that cover very similar terrain are released in close proximity to one another. Sure, people always spew about the…

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