Sci-fi is a popular stable of fiction and we have seen many great stories in the genre. It is a genre that has many avenues to explore and Joseph Kosinski’s Oblivion certainly uses as many sci-fi elements and tropes as possible.
The phrase “realized vision” is most often used figuratively in the sense of transferring an idea a director has of one film into a feature length production. In 1984, however, the term was applied literally when The Terminator, one of the most highly acclaimed science-fiction pictures of the last several decades, was invented one day, filmed the next, and released to audiences everywhere some time after that.
Why aren’t people watching the exceedingly smart comedy trio of Community, Parks and Recreation, and Happy Endings?
Receiving a formula tweak once again after 12 years on the big screen, Dom, Brain and the gang return in the trailer for Fast & Furious 6, which finds our merry gang of adrenaline junkies burning rubber in Europe.
Why should you be getting independent comics? How are they different from Marvel and DC Comics?
Due to the undeniable success of Downton Abbey there’s now hardly any question that American audiences are fine with watching foreign shows. If those foreign shows have to be time period based is something we’ll have to wait and see, but in the meantime we’re naming the top foreign shows we enjoy and that we feel those who like highbrow American TV would also enjoy too.
It is a big week of DVD and Blu-ray releases, with highlights being Frankenweenie, Dredd and Compliance. Find what else is out and which movie is Entertainment Fuse’s Recommendation of the Week.
The Entertainment Fuse staff has the low down on all the most buzzed-about movies between now and Dec. 31.
Snow White and the Huntsman hit a major snag after the word broke of the affair between star Kristen Stewart and director Rupert Sanders. The debacle left only one thing certain about the fate of Snow White and the Huntsman 2: one of those two will not be making the film.
When Jaime Sommers comes knocking at OSI Headquarters, will anyone open the door? And while Oscar Goldman and Jaime hash out their troubles, is there division in the enemy ranks? And is there a new love interest for Jaime, coming from an unexpected source? Find out the truth behind it all in an issue where Jaime finds that bullets, luck, and gravity are all playing for wrong team this time.
