The World The Final Empire is on a world called Scarial. The Lord Ruler gained his power through the Well of Ascension one thousand years before the first book (The …
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Unlike many other reviewers and critics, I am not going to completely pan Green Lantern. I agree that it had the potential to be so much more, but most Superhero …
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Two male characters spending the majority of the movie discussing human consciousness and tackling philosophical questions may not sound like an interesting hook to some, but its execution in Ex Machina …
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Well, we’re finally here … the penultimate episode of Agent Carter and boy have we seen Peggy go through a lot. In a nutshell, in the office she’s known as …
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Yet another military SciFi with a decimated Earth at stake … you’d think that I’d get tired of them wouldn’t you, but I shall persevere! Don’t worry, I won’t give …
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Opening: Last episode’s excitement ended with the team all back together +1. Skye’s dad also made a portentous offer to ally himself with HYDRA. Oh, and that +1, she happens …
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Von Neumann’s War (2006) is a standalone SF novel (although the book – Neighborhood Watch – Final Report does serve as a prequel of sorts). It takes place in an …
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Only rather recently did I see this movie and I was surprised by the quality of it’s story. I thought Wall-E was geared for younger minds, so I didn’t get …
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Now that’s how you do it! I recently posted about a book that I’d read – Constitution – Book 1 of the Legacy Fleet by Nick Webb – and the story …
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The first book in a new trilogy by S.M. Stirling sees the small island of Nantucket and its immediate surrounding areas swept into the past sometime around the year 1250 …
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An iconic book and film, 2001: The Space Odyssey changed the way in which Science Fiction was perceived in popular culture and changed the “face” of cinema forever. To some …
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I’ve recently taken to reading quite a few different self published titles (The In Her Name series is a great one if you’re interested in doing the same) and came …
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For fans of fantasy there probably is no greater book than the Lord of the Rings. While other authors (Jordan and Martin for example) have since expanded on these words …
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I must admit that when I heard Marvel was actually going forward with giving Ant-Man his own movie I was surprised. Sure, Ant-Man is cool but, really? His own movie? …
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This book begins with the Enterprise orbiting the planet Kyros and preparing for an away mission. Dr. McCoy is directing the first trials of a new technology which gives the …
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Its hard to believe that after last weeks episode, they will be able to keep the momentum going in Agents of Shield … but they’ve succeeded admirably! While there are …
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There are some books that you read in your youth that you simply do not appreciate at the time. On re-read however?! … W O W! Tad William’s book – …
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Japanese Anime can be quite weird in someways, I mean you never really know what you’re going to get it and while the graphics and art is almost always exceptional the stories and …
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Written by Roger Zelazny in the 70’s the Chronicles of Amber is an epic fantasy series. Its one of the ones that survives the test of time (I know – …
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Well it had to happen I guess … I mean I’d had a pretty good run of well written and edited books with a decent story, plotline and characters, I …
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Nia’s bit Alright, here are my two cents for 1989 Batman: “When I started watching the 1989 Batman movie, I was a bit hesitant at first. This movie is older …