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Duncan Jones, the director of Moon, Source Code, Mute, and Warcraft, is currently developing a sci-fi graphic novel with writer Alex de Campi (Bad Karma, Blade Runner), and it will feature art from some of comics’ most talented artists including Glenn Fabry, Simon Bisley, Duncan Fegredo and Pia Guerra. The comic is titled Madi: Once […]… Continue reading Duncan Jones Is Developing a Sci-Fi Graphic Novel Titled MADI: ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE FUTURE — Entertainment Updates

What is it? The 2007 British-American 3D live-action/computer-animated fantasy adventure film Beowulf. What is it about? This is how Rotten Tomatoes describes this movie: In a legendary time of heroes, the mighty warrior Beowulf battles the demon Grendel and incurs the hellish wrath of the beast’s ruthlessly seductive mother. Their epic clash forges the timeless […]… Continue reading Beowulf (2007 Film) — John Jr’s Blog

What is it? The 2016 British-American fantasy adventure movie The Jungle Book. via The Jungle Book (2016 Film) — John Jr’s Blog

Julius Kähkönen is a young photographer, visual artist, and entrepreneur from Finland. His unique style in editing and photography results in photographs that many would describe as dream-like or straight out of a fantasy film. It’s small wonder that such stunning visuals earned Julius quite an impressive following, his Instagram page has 357k followers alone.… Continue reading 30 Breathtaking Photos By Julius Kähkönen That Look Like They’re From A Dream — Delaram Art & Design

Michelle Pfeiffer only appeared in four romantic comedy films in the 1990s, preferring to concentrate on drama, both period and contemporary, instead. It’s hardly surprising she chose to follow such a career path, if Legal Complications (1998) is an example of the scripts she was being offered at the time.Sandwiched between City of Angels and […]… Continue reading The Great, Unmade Michelle Pfeiffer Romantic Comedy: Legal Complications — Pfeiffer Pfilms and Meg Movies

1984 / James Cameron / Arnold Schwarzenegger With more 80’s muscle, mullets and music you needed, its crazy its taken me this long to see a classic. James Cameron’s debut is such a bold statement it’s no surprise to see the work he’s done since. Although fresh in the sci-fi era, this tense action thriller […]… Continue reading The Terminator — The Virgin Cinephile

2020 / Leigh Whannell / Elisabeth Moss Finding terror in an empty room is no easy task. Crew and cast work well together here to bring invisibility to it’s most effective form. Noteworthy exception to Moss, who carries the weight of this trauma well, considering she spends multiple scenes alone. The real cudos goes to […]… Continue reading The Invisible Man — The Virgin Cinephile

2001 / Hayao Miyazaki / Daveigh Chase A suburban 10 year old finds herself thrust into the spirit realm and away from her parents, where she must learn to survive as an outcast and bring them home. This film has gone down as a modern day classic. Scoring an incredible 8.6/10 on IMDB over it’s […]… Continue reading Spirited Away — The Virgin Cinephile

2009 / Neill Blomkamp / Sharito Copley District 9 combines a mockumentary styled fly on the wall with a science fictioned action flick for the very first time. Based in Jo’burg of all places, immediately portraying its indie factor and not confining to the western way of sci fi. Produced from Peter Jackson, who relishes […]… Continue reading District 9 — The Virgin Cinephile