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Tag: sci-fi
Mickey 17 – an instant classic of sci-fi satire
Bong Joon Ho really has a bug up his ass about capitalism, class warfare, and the exploitation of workers. And who could blame him? Shit
I Like to Movie Movie episode 265 – WOLF MAN
There have been as many werewolf movies as there have been attempts at rebooting the Universal Monsters … uh … Universe, but it seems that
Megalopolis – this movie is impossible to write about, but I did my best
It is well known that Megalopolis has been Francis Ford Coppola’s passion project for the majority of his storied filmmaking career, but it’s such a
Slingshot – Good performances can’t save an uninspired script
There’s a part in Slingshot when Casey Affleck remarks to another character that by the time the spaceship he eventually finds himself on reaches its
www.RachelOrmont.com – Peter Vack’s technosatire is a genuinely bizarre piece of outsider art
www.RachelOrmont.com is as impossible to describe as it is to mention online without the title defaulting to a hyperlink, but this, as I would imagine it,
Alien: Romulus – a slick, scary genre exercise
The Alien franchise has touched upon many genres in its 45 years of chest-bursting glory. From its humble beginnings as a single-location, claustrophobic horror flick,
Rebel Moon – Part Two: The Scargiver is a good movie that you’ve already made your mind up about, so why are you even reading this?
Rebel Moon – Part Two: The Scargiver is billed as a “continuation” of the Rebel Moon saga. This, of course, means that it’s both the
I Like to Movie Movie episode 251 – DUNE: PART TWO!
On this week’s episode of I Like to Movie Movie, we leave the lush rainforests of Caladan for the unforgiving desert climate of Arrakis once
Dune: Part Two is so good that it side-stepped my extreme distaste for sand
It’s pretty awesome that Dune, a famously hard-to-adapt science fiction novel, is finally getting the proper film treatment commensurate to the amount of detail and