Tag: Sci-Fi

The first trailer for Dune: Part Three sets the tone for a darker final chapter, where war, legacy, and power collide on Arrakis.

Ben Stiller steps back from directing as filmmaker Kogonada takes control of Severance Season 3.

Dan Trachtenberg hints that Prey 2 could expand the Predator universe with new characters and fresh entry points for fans.

Karl Urban says he would return to Mega-City One “in a heartbeat,” even as a new Judge Dredd film moves forward without him.

Alan Ritchson channels his inner Schwarzenegger for Netflix's War Machine.

Andrew Stanton believes John Carter still has life left in it — and says a streaming series could finally turn the sci-fi epic into the ...

David Robert Mitchell’s Flowervale Street, starring Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor, is now being renamed The End of Oak Street.

Writer-director Drew Goddard has confirmed that The Matrix 5 is still in active development, reigniting speculation about where the franchise heads next — and whether ...

It's been 18 years since the release of Jumper, starring Hayden Christensen. Is it time for a sequel, or is it too late for Jumper ...

From Waterworld’s silent scene-stealer to a steady presence in cult hits and TV dramas, Tina Majorino grew up doing what she loves.

Fans want Christian Bale and Matthew McConaughey to return for a Reign of Fire sequel. But is it possible after all these years?

The King of Monsters and Kong are the only ones who matter in Monarch: Legacy of Monsters Season 2.

Universal hasn't made it official, but newly registered Jurassic World: Liberation domains hint at where Gareth Edwards’ next sequel is headed.

Think you know cinema? Reddit’s movie buffs ranked the best movies ever — and the results are really impressive.

Sci-fi films can be brilliant, with dramatic stories, mind-blowing action and visions of the future which leap straight from the imagination.

Netflix quietly removed Annihilation from its library, and the 2018 sci-fi standout still hasn’t returned since disappearing in 2025.

I contributed to Blade Runner 2049's box office failure, but despite its commercial disappointment, it remains a masterpiece.

From Ex Machina to The Terminator, these movies remind us that AI might be smarter — and scarier — than we think.

Fortress of Solitude spoke to Redux Redux's co-writers and co-directors Kevin and Matthew McManus, as well as the stars Michaela McManus and Stella Marcus.

The end is nigh with the imminent AI uprising in Gore Verbinski’s satirical sci-fi comedy, Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die.