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Reviews of “Sacrifice,” “Spooked,” “Family Man,” “In Sickness and in Health” and “New Year’s Day”- episodes from the NBC horror anthology series, “Fear Itself.”
David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson reprise the roles of Mulder and Scully six years after their long-lived TV series. The X-Files left the air.
Billed in the tech press as Google’s version of Wikipedia, Knol may offer writers of original content a whole lot more.
More control of their material, more freedom and, most importantly, more credit.
The Good
Allows you to keep all copyrights and control of your material
Bylines – take credit for what you create
Google hosts the content – but does not [...]
Whether it’s run-of-the-mill fanboy attention, rabid Batman fans, or ghoulish gawkers eager to see dead movie star Heath Ledger’s final performance, The Dark Knight is set to be one of the biggest blockbuster movies of 2008.
Compiled/Edited by Jon D. Swartz, N3F Historian
There are many words and abbreviations of special relevance to science fiction. In addition, over the years science fiction fandom has created many new terms. A list of some of these words and abbreviations is provided here for N3F members and for any others who are interested in the [...]
There are many words and abbreviations of special relevance to science fiction. In addition, over the years science fiction fandom has created many new terms. A list of some of these words and abbreviations is provided here for N3F members and for any others who are interested in the history of science fiction and science fiction fandom. Additions and/or corrections are invited.
Based on/inspired by a YA novel of the same name by Stephen Gould, director Doug Liman’s SFX-fest is, by Liman’s admission, a film that uses its base as a jumping-off point without recreating the novel on film.
Eddie Murphy tries a comeback to science fiction comedy after a failed previous 2002 attempt with “The Adventures of Pluto Nash.”
“Hellboy 2″ director Guillermo del Toro is on a roll, according to mainstream movie critics, who hail him as everything from the next Hitchcock to the next Ovid.
I was surprised at how well this movie turned out. I was not certain whether or not Robert Downey Jr could pull off being Iron Man. I knew he could play a jerk and honestly still had Heart and Soul pictured whenever I thought of him. So other than the being a jerk part, Iron [...]