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Many of the bureaucratic and narcissistic themes present in Brazil are simply hyperbolic interpretations of the current world we live in.

The visually lush Blade Runner explores and asks the question: What makes us human? It repeatedly strides right up to that reflection in the dystopian rain puddle . . . but never steps in it.

In Red Planet a team of astronauts makes the first manned expedition to the Mars and must struggle to overcome the differences in their personalities.

Alien: Covenant – The road to hell is paved with poor decisions. As a massive Alien fan (and to an almost imperceptible lesser degree, an Aliens fan) I’m always excited for a new Alien movie, especially with Ridley Scott involved …

I was, of course, disappointed by Book of Shadows. I knew that this film would be different from the original. The original was groundbreaking because it was able to scare us without any blood or cheap camera tricks.

I really don't know where to begin with this mess of a movie . . . but I'll give it a shot.

Rogue One is Disney/Lucasfilms' darkest entry into the franchise. It's a film that depicts the behind the scenes conflict between the Empire and Rebellion...

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them tells the story of Newt Scamander's arrival and adventures in 1926 New York City. While there he gets mixed up in a struggle with dark forces plotting to wreak havoc in the Wizarding World.

Arrival is a much welcomed cerebral and emotional science fiction film that also carries a significant sense of tension. Where it shines is connecting Louise's personal memories to help solve first contact communication ...