Netflix’s Hardest-Hitting Sci-Fi Thriller With 75% RT Is Better Than It Has Any Right Being

It’s not surprising to see this reaction – season two of the show initially received very different responses from viewers and critics, though some critics later changed their minds. The original Altered Carbon was a hit because it unexpectedly delivered a rich cyberpunk world, exploring themes of immortality and social inequality, all centered around a complex and compelling main character.

Prime Video’s 4-Part Sci-Fi Series Is One Of The Best Shows Of The Century

The 21st century has given us some incredibly creative and bold science fiction TV shows. However, because of how streaming services work, many of these shows haven’t lasted long enough to finish their stories. Luckily, one of the best sci-fi shows on Amazon Prime Video is breaking that trend and will conclude with a final season.

Sydney Sweeney & Star Wars Fans Will Love This New Report

A rumor started on X (formerly Twitter) suggesting that Sydney Sweeney might be joining the Star Wars universe as a Jedi. The news came from industry insider MyTimeToShineHello and quickly gained traction online, but the studio hasn’t confirmed anything yet.

Picard’s Divisive First Season Embraced a Darker Star Trek Reality

Before the new Star Trek movie, Section 31, comes out – a film that’s already proving quite controversial – it’s worth remembering that Star Trek has always aimed to reflect the issues of its time. However, the meaning of those reflections often becomes clearer with hindsight. This is especially true for Star Trek: Picard Season 1, which dealt with artificial intelligence facing prejudice from both the good guys and the bad. While some viewers saw this as a commentary on the current excitement around AI technology, that wasn’t the intended message.

‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Spin-off ‘The Testaments’ Is Even More Relevant Now

Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale, set in the dystopian country of Gilead—a reimagining of North America where women are treated as property whose sole purpose is to bear children—was a deeply disturbing read. It also felt increasingly relevant, offering a chilling vision of the future. The novel’s themes of resistance echoed real-world protests seen on the news, especially at a time when reproductive rights, like those established by Roe v. Wade in 1973, were facing serious challenges.