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Starfleet Academy’s First Three Episodes: Would Gene Roddenberry Be Disappointed?
The first season of Starfleet Academy is off and running to mixed reviews. That said, any series or movie needs to be good enough to withstand internet chatter and all types of criticism. Continue reading
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Tagged Paramount+, sci-fi, Science Fiction, Star Trek, Starfleet Academy, Television, tv
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Mercy, Movie Review | Is Chris Pratt’s New AI Thriller Worth Watching?
The new film Mercy, starring Chris Pratt and Rebecca Ferguson, is a near future sci-fi story about a Los Angeles AI system that acts as judge, jury, and executioner for those found guilty. Continue reading
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Tagged AI, artificial-intelligence, chris-pratt, Movies, rebecca-ferguson, Review
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Mickey 17 Review: A Thought-Provoking Sci-Fi Adventure
Mickey 17 is the latest film from director Bong Joon-ho, known for Parasite, and it stars Robert Pattinson in a futuristic, thought-provoking story about cloning, identity, and human survival. Continue reading
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Tagged Adaptation, Bong Joon Ho, Cloning, Erin Underwood, Erin Underwood Presents, film, Film Analysis, Future Technology, Identity, Mark Ruffalo, Mickey 17, Mickie 17 movie, movie, Movie Review, Movies, Naomi Ackie, New, Review, Robert Pattinson, Sci-Fi Movie, Science fiction, Toni Collette
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Last Breath, Movie Review—A Death Defying Underwater Thriller!
The film Last Breath is based on a real-life underwater catastrophe for deep-sea divers off the shores of Scotland. This is one of those movies that already has a built-in advantage since the story is already there, intact. The challenge for Alex Parkinson, the film’s director, was to figure out how to shape it into something compelling enough for a theatrical audience while staying true to the original events. Continue reading
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Tagged Deep Sea, Divers, documentary, film, Finn Cole, Last Breath, Last Breath Movie, movie, Movies, North Sea, Review, Reviews, Saturation Diver, Science, Scottish, Simu Liu, Tragedy, true story, Woody Harrelson
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Erin Underwood Presents 