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Project Hail Mary – Did the Adaptation Work?
The adaptation of Project Hail Mary works better than I expected. I had high hopes, but I honestly didn’t think this film was going to work because the novel felt unadaptable, but then co-directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller proved me wrong. I usually hate being wrong! Continue reading
Posted in Movie Reviews, Movies, Reviews, Science and Technology, Science Fiction, YouTube
Tagged Andy Weir, Christopher Miller, Phil Lord, Rocky, Ryland Grace, sci-fi
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Starfleet Academy, Episode 4: What Nobody’s Talking About!
I wasn’t planning on doing another review about Starfleet Academy, but then I decided to watch episode 4 and suddenly I knew exactly what was wrong with the entire series. It’s not just “bad writing” which is a generic critic that doesn’t really identify why so many viewers feel like this series feels “off.” Continue reading
Posted in Movie Reviews, Movies, Reviews, Science and Technology, Television, Writing
Tagged AI, Artificial Intelligence, sci-fi, Science Fiction, Star Trek, Starfleet Academy, Television, tv
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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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