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The idiot plot totally ruined the movie for me. Pratt and Omar Sy played the only characters of any species who didn't have a brain the size of a walnut.

I was hoping Robby would make an appearance on THE BIG BANG THEORY. He could make Penny dresses, provide Raj with an infinite supply of tequila, and finally give Sheldon someone he could relate to.

Possibly a relative of golden age sf artist Frank R. Paul...?

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Pulp magazines had great back covers then, as well as front covers...
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I think it would have been more fun if Jolie's character had been named Frankie Paul.

And now, a Nobel Prize

I'm glad I was able to see it for free, thanks to my points card, because I really disliked it.

Having it take place in the Seventies makes sense because it's like a cross between not just the De ...

I do like the theme song by a-ha and I think Timothy Dalton is second only to Connery as the best actor in the part of Bond. Then again, I also like A View to a Kill.

EX MACHINA: Best SF movie of the year, although it trod well-worn ground (which isn't much of a knock, considering that most SF movies do as well)

THE MARTIAN: Second-best SF movie of the year. It' ...

I love the first half of the movie; it reminded me of the robot stories of Clifford Simak and Lester Del Rey, and hit the same chords I felt when reading Ray Bradbury's "There Will Come Soft Rain ...

This was an April Fool's joke in their magazine from about twenty years ago or so.

Conquest of Space: Is a very Heinleinesque vision of the future.

Wild Wild Planet: Fun, fun flick.

The Giant Claw: What's not to love? Oddly enough, some of the physics patter in this film is ac ...

For a while, Fanderson (the official Gerry Anderson fan site) was putting out a nice looking DVD-R (judging from the stills). The BBC played it again when Interstellar was released and there are inde ...

The 4-D Man is one of my favorites, and while there may not be a cult following for Harris the way there is for say, Roger Corman or Sam Arkoff, he produced an astounding number of cult classics.

[url=http://www.allsci-fi.us/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=2797]Here's an earlier post on the topic, featuring a link to an article I wrote on the subject.

Sounds very similar to another BBC series, SPACE ISLAND ONE, which aired for a brief time on the Canadian sci-fi channel SPACE.