Part of what makes Varley’s film so disappointing is that it starts with such promise; it doesn’t prepare the audience for what’s to come but thrusts them right into the midst of the action.

In Mickey 17, the South Korean filmmaker delivers a genre-defying work that blends dark comedy, sci-fi, and biting political ...

The astronaut hides her symptoms ... trembling as she cracks eggs into a bowl for breakfast and coming off cagier during her daily check-ins with the team. Her family begins to notice, and ...

There was a surprising pattern that emerged from the buzziest sci-fi movies that premiered at this year’s SXSW Film & TV Festival: the alien invasion isn’t coming, it’s already long over.

Ra'ad's initial forays into writing were rather functional ... For Ra'ad, the journey from engineer to sci-fi novelist required immense patience and persistence. The Internet of Heaven underwent ...

SXSW: Though it channels Steven Spielberg movies like "E.T.," the movie ends up feeling more like "Mac and Me." Kate Mara stars as Sam Walker, an astronaut returning home from her very first ...

Clapet’s solution to this problem? Tricking hapless bozos into taking custodial work around his building, hacking them up and then expertly dividing their remains into portions of meat ...

Jess Varley’s solo feature debut, The Astronaut, opens with a propulsive ... trembling as she cracks eggs into a bowl for breakfast and coming off cagier during her daily check-ins with the ...

Her reentry into society isn’t a smooth ... but we have been down this cinematic sci-fi road more than a few times in that regard. Ultimately, The Astronaut doesn’t soar quite as high as ...

According to Ghosh, what began as a pure science experiment evolved into something much more significant ... which are less invasive and have lower regulatory hurdles than more complex interventions.