You have to feel sorry for editor Derek Brechin who was probably given nothing but similar looking footage of Dwayne Johnson to sort out and make sense of.

The trailers completely avoid the fantastical elements of the plot, pieces that pull the viewer into space, the metaphysical, Mars, heaven, hell, and a library where portals are suddenly available.

Seeing Laurence Fishburne blast a possessed Sam Neil over the head with a plastic tube, and apparently doing significant damage in the process, is unintentionally comical.

If you can imagine Alien without the twisted mind of H.R. Geiger, you have the visual design of Pandorum.

Gerard Butler must be proud. His crowing achievement in Gamer is getting drunk and then projectile vomiting into the gas tank of a truck… and urinating for the same purpose. He has come a long way from 300.

Human behavior in District 9 is deplorable. MNU employee Wikus Van De Merwe is investigating the alien-populated District 9, and discovers eggs laid by the Prawns, the latter term offensive slang for the aliens. The eggs are against the policies created by humans for the aliens, undoubtedly against their will, and they are ordered to [...]

Herein lies the issue with Terminator Salvation: It doesn’t need to exist. It neither expands the mythology or introduces any concepts that effect the previous films. What it does is blow things up… a lot. While probably not a record holder for explosions in a film, it’s the one lasting memory you’ll take away.
Action exists [...]

What is most interesting about Logan’s Run is what the audience doesn’t know. It is never clear what happened to humanity that forced them to live inside giant bubbles, shielding them from the supposed disaster outside. No one seems to know who created the rule that everyone must be “renewed” at age 30, and “renewed” [...]

Any geek can proclaim “Live Long and Prosper.” An even lesser geek will require you to “Use the force.” A truly hardened, experienced, and involved geek however will tell you “Never give up, and never surrender.”
Director Dean Parisot and writer David Howard are those types of geeks, crafting a comedy based around classic TV sci-fi [...]

Star Trek does not have a subtitle, settling on a basic, to-the-point naming scheme for this franchise prequel. However, one specific potential subtitle pops-up numerous times during this otherwise fantastic sci-fi piece: Star Trek: Revenge of the Lens Flares.
No, it is not the remaining Romulan’s that cause the biggest threat to the crew of the [...]