Interstellar Stares at the Stars. And So Can We.
There is something in the stars that stirs us. We see the infinite space crease and fold and stretch and twist, the sky both so
March 31, 2015
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There is something in the stars that stirs us. We see the infinite space crease and fold and stretch and twist, the sky both so
All right now, click your heels together and repeat after me: There’s no movie like Home. There’s no movie like Home. There’s no movie like
In Beyond the Mask, a new Christian action-adventure movie set before the signing of the Declaration of Independence, a former assassin for the East India
In the Divergent franchise, people typically fill one of five primary factions: Abnegation, Amity, Candor, Dauntless and Erudite. But this weekend, another faction was in
Forget the crown. Shelve the trophy or title belt. This weekend’s box office championship came with a dainty glass slipper. Not even a growling, gun-toting
Disney just released a new trailer for Tomorrowland, a movie slated to hit theaters May 22. Starring George Clooney, Hugh Laurie (House), Britt Robertson and
Chappie, Neill Blomkamp’s emotional robot, learned another particularly human lesson this weekend: What it feels like to win for losing. While Chappie took the weekend’s
A century ago this week, New Yorkers began lining up to watch The Birth of a Nation. Though the country was still more than a
Later on today, we’ll be publishing our review of Chappie, the latest sci-fi thinkpiece from Neill Blomkamp (Elysium and District 9). I’ll be interested to
Focus on the Family in conjunction with Kindred Image release their new documentary The Drop Box today through Fathom Events. The film is an intimate
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