ALL SCI-FI

Countdown for blastoff... X minus five, four, three, two, X minus one... Fire! X Minus One.
That sounds like quite an introduction, though Wikipedia does note that "later shows were partnered wi ...

Gord, this is terrific!

I love the way Archive.org presents the covers of all those issue, and they even let you literally "turn the pages" of the magazine so you see the illustrations.
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Thanks, Gord. Didn't see your comment until now. Surprised

Sean Connery's facial features have always seemed disproportionate to me, the various parts not working together harmoniously. Perhaps this is due to the way he mugs a reaction to something in the fil ...

Sean Connery's facial features have always seemed disproportionate to me, the various parts not working together harmoniously. Perhaps this is due to the way he mugs a reaction to something in the fil ...

I was pleased to find Riders to the Stars in All Sci-Fi's movie viewing room, and had the pleasure of re-watching it after many years. The movie seems to be all but forgotten, but is one of the best s ...

There's an sf magazine column by Cus Custer therein, too.

Available at http://surprisingstories.thiels.us, surprising has it all, fiction, poetry, reviews, letters, ads, art and articles. It tries to keep an Ahead attitude.

Sky Captain reminded me of a show I used to hear on radio, SKY KING. That was about an airplane pilot who had numerous adventures. It was complemented by Mark Trail, about a woodland adventurer who si ...

There have been sf films worthy of academy awards made, including what they like in Hollywood, a film being colossal. Walt Disney's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea was such a film. I don't know whether i ...

It was a pace-setter of a fine movie, all very elementary, but that's just fine. It was just about space flight, but that's an interesting story. It seems to have been forgotten — maybe everyone gra ...

Disney put a whole lot into the making of this movie. He really loved Verne. He put a whole lot into the making of Around the World in Eighty Days, too.

I'd like it if this movie were more optimistic in its approach, if the lady had been less evil...for she seemed to have things to offer the world. But I think the author was too obsessed by considera ...

I have seen a similarity in Dr. Jekyll's experimentation to the psychedelic culture of the mid-50s that experimented with the effects of LSD on the mind and personality. Their research was optimistic. ...

It seems to me that civilization is contemplated from various perspectives in this film and this includes the inability of a metropolis to deal very easily with the primeval menace. Anyone else find a ...