The Odyssey review: A star‑studded saga of guilt and glory
Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’ updates the ancient text to deliver a contemporary message nestled in action.
Matt Damon
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Review: ‘Drive-Away Dolls’ is a queer trip down a funny road
‘Drive-Away Dolls’ is a lesbian comedy in which two women unknowingly carry invaluable treasure on their cross-country adventure.
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Review: The enemy is inside ‘The Great Wall’ (Includes first-hand account)
A recent trend in movies and books has seen creators rewriting classic fiction or history to include an undocumented supernatural element. Two of the most popular examples of this genre are Pride, Prejudice and Zombies, and Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter. It seems now the latest focus of these imaginative energies may be the Seven Wonders of the World, beginning in China with a concept initially formed in collaboration with Max Brooks. While most people believe the barrier was erected to keep out the invading Mongolians, The Great Wall supposes there was an even larger threat from which it was meant to protect the country.
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Review: ‘The Martian’ is not just realistic from NASA’s perspective (Includes first-hand account)
Space has truly become the next frontier of movies. However it’s no longer the comedic fantasy dramas that dominated the genre previously. Now filmmakers are utilizing technology to create credible narratives with a basis in real science. It seems every year now film-going audiences are treated to a larger-than-life portrayal of the universe that boasts unparalleled visuals and excellent writing. Director Ridley Scott returns to the depths of space and science fiction for his latest tale, The Martian.
