Movie Reviews7.4/10
‘Source Code’ Review: Gyllenhaal Trapped Inside a Loop That Still Holds Up
A soldier loops through a doomed train to find a bomber before the bomb detonates, in Duncan Jones' tense 2011 thriller.
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Tag: science fiction
TV Reviews7/10
Grief, Physics and a Slow-Burning Case Study
A show of three scientists bound by grief, loss and a physics problem that mocks the human heart.
TV Reviews8.5/10
Dr. STONE Review: Senku’s Science-Filled Quest Saves a World Turned to Stone
A scientist wakes from stone, gathers geniuses, and rebuilds the world one puzzle at a time. Clever, warm, and surprisingly engaging.
Movie Reviews6.2/10
The Matrix Reloaded Turns Its Back on Momentum and Feeds on Mythology
A sprawling sequel that buries its action beneath endless talk of prophecy and machine cycles, worth watching for its few bright set pieces.
Movie Reviews3.6/10
Timberlake’s Promise Wasted in a Clock That Runs Out Before Its Idea Does
A society where time is currency, stolen hours become treasure, and a man named Will Salas runs from the hands of fate.
Movie Reviews7/10
‘I, Robot’ Review: Sonny Is the Star, Robin Williams Isn’t
A detective's war against machines turns into a tale of betrayal, ruin, and the soul of iron.
TV Reviews8.2/10
Eighteen Years On, Fringe Still Rewards the Viewer Who Waits Through Its Slow Burn
A retrospective look at Fringe, the Fox sci-fi series starring Anna Torv and John Noble, weighing its ambitions against its flaws.
TV Reviews10/10
Futurama Review: Fry, Bender and a Time Machine Deliver 177 Episodes of Genius Comedy
A review of Futurama, the brilliant animated sitcom that balances wit, warmth, and intellectual rigor.
TV Reviews7.4/10
Westworld Review: Dolores’s Awakening Carries a Dense, Confusing Ten-Year Journey
A retrospective on HBO's Westworld, weighing its ambition, opaque plotting, and enduring cultural influence.
Movie Reviews7.7/10
How Mark Watney’s Deadly Situation Became One of the Most Relatable Stories on Screen
Ridley Scott's The Martian turns a lonely Mars survival story into a witty, science-driven crowd-pleaser. Matt Damon shines as a botanist who refuses to die.