As of today, (March 19), you can buy a physical copy of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey on 3-Disc Blu – ray Combo Pack for $35.99, on 5-Disc Blu – ray 3D Combo Pack for $44.95, and on 2-Disc DVD Special Edition for …
With the latest round of super thin iMacs it introduced last year, Apple did away with optical drives in its all-in-one desktop PCs. Good riddance, so far as I’m concerned. In my experience, the optical drive is often the first …
Our project to declare what is the best of the best when it comes to science fiction and fantasy has moved to Defcon 3. We’ve started voting on some of our nine categories (see below) and that voting is still going on.
So, what would be your top 10 geeky movies that were based on a really bad idea, but which we all loved anyway? What were the movies whose thin plot, or poor acting still won us over because they developed …
It’s easy to find a list of horror movies to watch for Halloween.
1. Dr. Leonard McCoy from the first six Star Trek movies – He uses the technology, just like everyone else in the main cast, but he grumbles about it—especially about the transporter, which, really, has to be pretty close to …
In our never-ending quest to provide you the tools and knowledge to raise your kids in your own geeky image, we present you with a list of 10 geeky movies to raise your kids with.
I am not really the type of person who is drawn to Schwarzenegger movies — but I am a fan of smart sci-fi with its own vision. And the look and ideas behind Total Recall, the 1990 film starring Arnold as Doug Quaid, a construction worker in a future world who dreams of visiting Mars, are what grabbed my attention a few years back when I happened to catch a scene on TV.
If I start talking about a movie called La guerre des etoiles , or about one of its main characters called “Dark Vador,†busy building a space station called “L’etoile noire†which is later on, for no apparent reason, re-branded “ L’etoile de la mort ,†does it ring a bell?
Today Google celebrates the opening of the first drive-in theater in 1933 in New Jersey with a doodle. It’s a YouTube video, which might be somewhat ironic if you believe that the advances of broadband internet and streaming video are contributing to the demise of movie theaters ..