Tagged: Star Trek
Top 10 Films Featuring Childbirth In Stressful Circumstances
Childbirth is amazing, automatically cinematic, and carries with it unmatched dramatic power. But what if we add some guns? Or a volley of phasers? Or the devil?
‘Rise’ and ‘Conquest’: The Dual Geneses of ‘War for the Planet of the Apes’
The Planet of the Apes franchise has reinvented itself more than once. “Reboots” are now commonplace, but they started here.
Matchup of the Day: Star Trek: Insurrection vs. Star Trek Beyond
Star Trek’s big 50th anniversary movie has something surprising in common with only one other Trek film.
Matchup of the Day: Star Trek Beyond vs. Star Trek Into Darkness
Can the Fast & Furious director fill J.J. Abram’s directorial shoes and live up to the long legacy of Trek – or at the very least, improve upon the previous installment?
“Logan’s Run” – Nathan’s Movie Challenge, Week 21
“You’re sad enough. You’re beautiful. Let’s have sex.”
“No.”
“The City of Lost Children” – Nathan’s Movie Challenge, Week 17
“When you’re born in the gutter, you end up in the port.”
“Ex Machina” Review: Artificial Intelligence Never Looked So Good, or Meant So Little
The setting and the android are the stuff of prestige science fiction, but the story and characters are version 1.0.
“Planes, Trains, and Automobiles” – Nathan’s Movie Challenge, Week 12
“Her first baby came out sideways. She didn’t scream or nothin’.”
Reel Rumbles: “Star Trek III: The Search for Spock” vs. “Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home”
As the world remembers the legacy of Mr. Spock, we take a look at two of Leonard Nimoy’s greatest contributions to Star Trek: the two films he directed for the franchise.
