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Review of Reviews: Igor’s appeal may be limited

Review of Reviews: Igor’s appeal may be limited

Sep 19, 2008

What happens when the typical mad scientist's loyal henchmen decided to go into business for himself?

Trailer: Blindness

From Nobel Prize-winning author Jose Saramago and acclaimed director Fernando Meirelles (“The Constant Gardener” and “City of God”) comes “Blindness.” It is described as “the compelling story of humanity in the grip of an epidemic of mysterious blindness. It is an unflinching exploration of human nature, both bad and good - people's selfishness, opportunism, and indifference, but also their capacity for empathy, love, and sheer perseverance.”

Top 10 Genre Movies: Dark Knight leads diminishing pack

Top 10 Genre Movies: Dark Knight leads diminishing pack

Sep 14, 2008

In its ninth week in release, Batman flick. The Dark Knight continued its reign at the box office this past weekend ad was top film over a dwindling group of genre films at the box office. No new science fiction, fantasy, horror or spy-fi films have opened over the past two weekends as mainstream comedies dominated at North American movie theatres. To date,...

Review: FOX’s Fringe is a creepy good time

Review: FOX’s Fringe is a creepy good time

Sep 14, 2008

The newest high-profile science fiction TV series debuted this past week. Created by J.J. Abrams (LOST), it follows the live of a government agent who stumbles upon one the biggest secrets in the world – and she finds out there is no going back. Following is a review of the pilot episode of this new series, Fringe. Airs: Tuesdays, 9 p.m. (ET/PT) Network:...

Top 10 Genre Movies: Babylon A.D. towers over genre competition

Top 10 Genre Movies: Babylon A.D. towers over genre competition

Sep 1, 2008

Despite poor reviews, newcomer Babylon A.D. topped the genre Labor Day holiday weekend box office with just under $10 million in ticket sales.