Mad Max Fury Road Review The Two Hour Chase Scene That Won Six Oscars
Mad Max Fury Road Review: The Two Hour Chase Scene That Won Six Oscars Team Express interviewed Jaxon as he tries to settle the most...
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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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Blade Runner 2049 Review The Sequel Nobody Believed Could Work
Blade Runner 2049 Review: A Sequel We Didn’t Think Could Exist Hi folks! It’s Kathleen here again, and I just have to take a moment...
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When Science Fiction Goes Spectacularly Wrong: A Librarian’s Guide to Beautiful Disasters
After three decades of <a href=”https: //dystopianlens.co.uk/from-dystopia-to-utopia-how-sci-fi-uses-the-future-to-reflect-our-present-day-hopes-and-fears/”>reading science fiction</a> and fifteen years of writing about it, I imagined I had pretty much seen every permutation...
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Ex Machina Review The AI Thriller That Gets More Unsettling Every Year
Ex Machina Review: This AI Thriller Is More Disturbing Every Year Ok, full disclosure: When I first screened this movie for my Year 12 Film...
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Arrival Review The First Contact Film That Made You Think Instead Of Shoot
Arrival Review: The First Contact Movie That Made You Think Instead Of Shoot Here’s the thing though – when I think of first contact movies,...
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Why Most Sci-Fi Critics Miss the Point (And What Actually Makes Great Science Fiction)
With forty years of designing real spacecraft and reading science fiction stories imagining futures that I wanted to help create, I’ve developed a few opinions...
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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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Snow Crash Review Neal Stephensons Chaotic Cyberpunk Satire Predicted The Metaverse
Snow Crash first hit my desk in 1992, just as I was starting to get sick of reading dreary cyberpunk novels trying to replicate Neuromancer....
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Childhoods End Review Arthur C Clarkes Quietly Devastating Alien Story
Childhood’s End Review: Clarke’s Most Profound Work Hi. I’m Zara and I’m here to end your debate about whether Childhood’s End should have been on...
