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Science fiction writers have often concentrated on heady, philosophical issues: Robert Heinlein’s “Brave New World,” Isaac Asimov’s “I, Robot,” Philip K. Dick’s “Minority Report,” and even Gene Roddenberry’s TV
Science fiction writers have often concentrated on heady, philosophical issues: Robert Heinlein’s “Brave New World,” Isaac Asimov’s “I, Robot,” Philip K. Dick’s “Minority Report,” and even Gene Roddenberry’s TV
What surprised me most about Arthur was its heart. Behind all the money wasting, alcoholism and denial, the character and the film both have a soft spot. It gets to
By and large, sequels are often pointless, as they’re usually just produced for the sake of exploiting a successful brand name. 2008’s straight-to-video gem Outpost, though, practically begged for a sequel,