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The time travel paradox of Arrival (2016)
Arrival and the Time Paradox: Language, Fate, and Future Memory Arrival looks like a first-contact film. Twelve alien...
Read Article →Why Alia Atredies Was An Embryo In Dune 2 rather than being born?
The adaptation of literary works into films often involves significant changes to characters, plotlines, and themes, primarily due to the di...
Read Article →The themes of Fever Crumb by Philip Reeve - the prequel to Mortal Engines
"Fever Crumb" by Philip Reeve is more than a prequel to the Mortal Engines quartet ; it is a masterful historical detective sto...
Read Article →Themes of Mortal Engines novel by Philip Reeve (2001)
Philip Reeve's "Mortal Engines," published in 2001, is more than a thrilling adventure; it's a profound thought experim...
Read Article →Thunder City set to roll into the Mortal Engines universe.
In completely unexpected news, Philip Reeves has announced a new Mortal Engines novel , Thunder City. It will be set prior to the events of...
Read Article →The changes of Dune 2 film compared to Herbert's original Dune novel
Adapting renowned science fiction novels into films is a daunting task, fraught with challenges and high expectations from both fans and cri...
Read Article →Star Wars' most misquoted line - "Luke, I am your father."
The iconic line "No, I am your father!" uttered by Darth Vader in the 1980 film "Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Ba...
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