There are some movies that simply must be seen on the big screen at least once. That goes in spades for Denis Villeneuve’s Dune. Everything about Dune is… big. From Australian Greig Fraser’s magnificent IMAX cinematography, to the overwhelming scale of its set pieces, to Hans Zimmer’s
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As intended, my recent list of the Ten Best SF films sparked much debate (hey, we write only quality clickbait, here at the BFD). Like certain body parts, everyone has an opinion on the best SF films (and, as in some SF films, some people have plenty). The same goes
The Times has published a list of the “Ten Best Sci-Fi” films, on the occasion of the release of the new Dune movie. As with most such “list” articles, it seems more designed to generate clicks and comments than seriously critique a genre. After all, who could take seriously a
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Darren Paul Fisher Bond University Darren Paul Fisher is the Assistant Professor, Head of Directing, at the Department of Film, Screen and Creative Media, Bond University. On September 29, Bond’s 25th adventure No Time To Die had its world premiere. All the necessary credentials to signify the franchise’s
Christian Toto newsbusters.org The team behind 2014’s Exodus: Gods and Kings had a funny way of promoting the Biblical epic. Director Ridley Scott compared Moses, played in the movie by Christian Bale, to terrorists. “In today’s world, he’d be pursued by missiles and jets and creamed.
Michael McCaffrey rt.com Michael McCaffrey is a writer and cultural critic who lives in Los Angeles. His work can be read at RT, Counterpunch and at his website mpmacting.com/blog. He is also the host of the popular cinema podcast Looking California and Feeling Minnesota. In wokelandia, girlboss
Michael Kirke mercatornet.com Michael Kirke was born in Ireland. In 1966 he graduated from University College Dublin (History and Politics). In that year he began working on the sub-editorial desk of The Evening Press in Dublin and in 1968 went to the newsroom of the Irish Press group of
Gabriel Hays newsbusters.org Staff writer for MRC Culture. Joe and Betty Anderlik Fellow. University of Dallas Class of ’16. Ah, history is made yet again in our budding United States Socialist Republic. Hollywood has nominated its first ever biological male in a top Best Actress category. And, no, this
For 60 years, John Lilley says he has been bringing magic into people’s lives – and plans to continue doing so for as long as he can. At 78, Lilley is the last working film projectionist in New Zealand who has no plans of ending his career. “The world needs
Leora Hadas University of Nottingham Leora Hadas is an assistant professor in the University of Nottingham’s Department of Cultural, Media, and Visual Studies, where she has worked since 2016. She is the author of “Authorship as Promotional Discourse in the Screen Industries: Selling Genius”, published in 2020 through the
Michael McCaffrey rt.com Michael McCaffrey is a writer and cultural critic who lives in Los Angeles. His work can be read at RT, Counterpunch and at his website mpmacting.com/blog. He is also the host of the popular cinema podcast Looking California and Feeling Minnesota. The document is
Bryce Edwards Victoria University of Wellington – Te Herenga Waka democracyproject.nz Dr Bryce Edwards is Political Analyst in Residence at Victoria University of Wellington. He is the director of the Democracy Project. Despite the avalanche of feelings expressed against the They Are Us film being made – something that blogger Martyn
