As a huge fan, I was so excited to see “Black Mirror” give us a follow-up to one of its classic episodes! It really got me thinking about other stories within that show that deserve to be explored further. “Black Mirror,” created by Charlie Brooker, is easily one of the best sci-fi series ever made, and it’s amazing to think it first came out in 2011. Now, we’re getting ready for the eighth season – I can’t wait!
Tom Hardy took over the role of Max from Mel Gibson in Fury Road, a film that faced over ten years of difficult development. The production was notoriously challenging, with early reports – many of which turned out to be true – suggesting a tense and unpleasant atmosphere, and that Hardy and his co-star, Charlize Theron, didn’t get along.
Although the Russo Brothers haven’t replicated the blockbuster success of Avengers, their film The Gray Man was encouraging. Starring Ryan Gosling and Chris Evans, this action-packed spy thriller cost around $200 million to make and became one of Netflix’s biggest hits, ranking as the ninth most-watched film ever on the platform.
Peter Jackson’s film adaptation stayed true to many parts of Tolkien’s story, including specific details and dialogue. However, movies and books are very different, and Jackson did add a significant new element not found in the original book. Changes made by filmmakers often aren’t well-received, frequently feeling illogical, undermining the author’s vision, or drastically altering the story for fans. Fortunately, Jackson’s addition actually enhances the adaptation, adding depth and changing how we understand Frodo’s adventure.
Everyone is excited for the return of Monarch, the series starring Kurt and Wyatt Russell as older and younger versions of Lee Shaw. The show continues the story of uncovering the secrets of the Monarch organization and the massive creatures living deep within the Earth. To promote the series, a spectacular drone show – so large it broke a Guinness World Record – lit up the sky above Hollywood Forever Cemetery on February 20th.
Cyberpunk anime often showcases incredible futuristic technology and body modifications through animation. However, many live-action shows are just as innovative, using clever practical effects and editing. What makes cyberpunk truly groundbreaking is its combination of rebellious themes, exciting action, and thought-provoking social messages woven into compelling stories – it’s a genuinely revolutionary genre.
Sci-fi TV is incredibly diverse today. You’ll find everything from thought-provoking, complicated shows to lighthearted comedies that playfully nod to classic franchises. The really good ones are perfect for relaxing and rewatching, and some are so full of surprises you’ll want to experience them all over again.
Zach Braff is returning as Dr. John “J.D.” Dorian, joined by Donald Faison as Dr. Chris Turk and Sarah Chalke as Dr. Elliott Reid. The new series will see J.D. and Turk working together again, bringing back their classic playful behavior – including the iconic Eagle. Braff revealed that getting and involved was a requirement for them to participate.
Initially, Eye for an Eye seems like a standard supernatural horror film with a fresh take on a familiar mythical creature. But it’s more than just another story about a menacing Sandman who brings nightmares instead of sweet dreams. The movie demonstrates that classic horror elements are making a comeback and still resonate with today’s viewers.
When actress Sarah Chalke began playing Becky on Roseanne, she took over from Lecy Goranson, the original actress in the role. Goranson had left the show after five seasons to focus on her studies at Vassar College. Chalke recently discussed starting on the series with Jesse Tyler Ferguson on his podcast, Dinner’s On Me. She explained that she felt very inexperienced at the time, and that this actually helped her approach the audition and connect with the show’s cast and crew.