Showing posts with label Science-Fiction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Science-Fiction. Show all posts
6/10/2013

"Planet of the Apes" by Franklin J. Schaffner (1968)

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After the crash of a spaceship on an apparently desolated planet, the only surviving crew members are captured by a group of highly evolve...
10/20/2012

"Gattaca" by Andrew Niccol (1997)

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An elegant retro-futuristic science-fiction film that explores the ethical and social dangers of eugenics. The title Gattaca comes from ...
8/22/2012

"Prometheus" by Ridley Scott (2012)

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I am a fan of Ridley Scott, since ever. Some of his movies are among my all-times favourites, so I was looking forward to watching the m...
6/17/2012

"District 9" by Neill Blomkamp (2009)

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 A brilliant Sci-Fic movie. Something that makes the genre proud, but explores new ideas and narrative, and offers a story that is clever...
6/14/2012

"Code 46" by Michael Winterbottom (2003)

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Code 46 is Michael Winterbottom's allegory about a our near future, a world where human relationships and society are damned by the ...
5/22/2012

"Splice" by Vincenzo Natali (2009)

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Two young biologists, Clive (Adrien Brody) and his girlfriend Elsa (Sarah Polley) are leading a research project specialised in splicing...
5/06/2012

Animatrix by Several Authors (2003)

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Animatrix is a collection of nine animated shorts related to different aspects of Matrix produced directly for video release. The storie...
5/03/2012

Renaissance by Christian Volckman (2006)

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Renaissance is a French-UK-Luxembourg motion-capture animation movie whose story revolves about Detective Karas' investigation to fi...
4/16/2012

Fahrenheit 451 by François Truffaut (1966)

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Fahrenheit 451 is a visionary movie based on Ray Bradbury's novel of the same title. It is set in an imaginary aseptic world with a ste...
4/02/2012

Day Watch = Nochnoy dozor 2: Mel Sudby (2006)

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Anton Gorodetsky is in the night watch working with his lover Svetlana, and will find himself in the middle of an approaching conflict betw...