Why I Still Get Goosebumps Watching Model Spaceships Crash Into Each Other
I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately, especially after rewatching *The Thing* for probably the twentieth time last weekend. There’s something about those old...
Space Aesthetic
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Solaris Review Tarkovskys Slow Burn Space Film That Refuses To Hold Your Hand
Solaris Review: A Slow Burn Space Movie That Won’t Hold Your Hand Max keeps insisting that Solaris is one of the greatest films of all...
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Forbidden Planet Review The 1950s B Movie That Was Secretly Brilliant
Okay, Logan and Diane are arguing over what movie to watch, Logan wants to watch Forbidden Planet and Diane isn’t having it. Logan thinks it’s...
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Planet Of The Apes Review The Twist Ending That Changed Sci Fi Cinema
Planet Of The Apes Twist Ending Changed Science Fiction Movies Forever Essay Max: So Zara’s writing this one because we’ve been arguing about twist endings...
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2001 A Space Odyssey Review Kubricks Cold Beautiful Puzzle Still Has No Equal
2001: A Space Odyssey Review – Kubrick’s Cold Beauty Has No Equal Max told me that 2001 is “boring pretentious garbage that mistakes slowness for...
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Gravity Review The Space Disaster Film That Redefined What Cinemas Could Do
Gravity is a space disaster film directed by Alfonso Cuarón and released in 2013. Basically, here we are living in a world where CGI has...
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The Martian Review The Survival Film That Made Science The Hero
Movie Review: The Martian Poster – “Science Is The Solution” Look, I know we’re doing this because Max won’t stop saying it’s some cheesy Hollywood...
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Interstellar Review Nolans Big Emotional Space Epic Divides Opinion For Good Reason
Kathleen is writing this review because we can’t stop arguing about Interstellar almost ten years after its release. Dylan says it’s Nolan’s greatest film and...
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The Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy Review Douglas Adams Proved Sci Fi Could Be Properly Funny
The Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy Review: Douglas Adams Proved Sci-Fi Could Be Properly Funny It must have been around 1983 when I first read...
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The Forever War Review Joe Haldemans Vietnam In Space Still Hits Hard
Hi Dylan here. Today I want to talk about why Joe Haldeman’s The Forever War still matters almost fifty years after its original publication. Max...
