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So far as I know, we don't have a poll for this rather major question on the sub-forum, so, what the heck. Thread question. Go. :p

The first meeting between Luke and Ahsoka is a helluva thing, Canon-wise. In emotional terms, it must be a hugely important moment for the two characters, but that doesn't mean there's a particularly dramatic and exciting story to accompany it. And it's a big enough moment, and a significant...

Doesn't look as though there's been a thread devoted to this 1993-97 show for years, if ever. I recently picked up a S1 DVD set for three or four bucks from a secondhand store, and found the double-episode extended pilot fairly enjoyable. (Hot take: it's actually more enjoyable than any Superman...

(Note: I've only seen the first few eps of Prodigy.) I've watched some Voyager in the past few weeks, and I've been thinking how it could be fascinating to do a revival miniseries on Paramount+. The premise would be "some kind of" Season 32 of Voyager from a different timeline, where they still...

I just learned of ReBoot Rewind, a brand new eight-episode retrospective documentary series about the making of ReBoot. I'm currently making my way through the first episode, and it's pretty great so far! I always knew the show was Canadian, but had no idea it was first dreamt up in London...

I recently ordered the complete TNG Blu-ray set, meaning I'll soon be owning physical copies of all 178 episodes for the first time in my life. Now, I know it's hard to go too wrong with the show, but still, 178 is a lot to keep track of, and I plan on watching an episode now and then, when the...

credit: soulless, piratical AI algorithm Dear Disney/Lucasfilm, want to bring Indiana Jones back? Here's how you could do it. Make a movie about a brand-new archeologist/adventurer character in the late 1920s/early 30s. For variety's sake, let's make her a woman. And maybe British and rich, to...

I was reading a Smallville Wiki entry for the episode 2x17 "Rosetta," in which Clark first meets Dr. Swann (Christopher Reeve), who tells him his birth name and home planet's name, and came across this: This is the first episode in the entire series to have no real antagonist, not even a...

Well, this is a delightful: a 40-minute fan-made documentary/retrospective the point-and-click PC game "Titanic: Adventure out of Time" by Cyberflix, featuring an interview with one of the creators. It's full of great stories and tidbits about a game I remember as being incredibly compelling and...

Alright, folks, now that the dust has settled on Dark Fate, it's time to vote: what is the greatest post-T2 Terminator film? No, TSCC, Ex Machina, and other non-film/official picks aren't eligible. It's a four-way battle. My pick is the original post-T2 film, Rise of the Machines, for the...

I've found that 3D movies (when properly done, of course), tend to be awesome for the first half-hour or so, but by the time of the hour mark or more, one either has a headache, the novelty of depth has worn off, or both. So, perhaps the ideal place for 3D would, in many cases, be TV episodes...

Apologies if there's already a thread for this, maybe from a user I've got on ignore, but a search for "covid" and "corona" yielded nothing, so, here goes. :) There's been lots of online chatter about revisiting the movies Contagion and Outbreak recently, which got me thinking, which Trek...

I didn't do an exhaustive search, but I couldn't find a single mention of this movie anywhere on the BBS. Anyhow, it's now streaming for US Amazon Prime members, so I gave it a spin. Overlord (2018) I'm all for grindhouse WWIIsploitation flicks, and Overlord is indeed pleasingly gory...

As a general rule, the A-list superhero franchises - your Supermans, Wonder Women, X-Men - have been reserved for the big screen in the past two decades, and, given the box office returns, that's understandable. Still, imagine that one of the big properties were given a lavish TV adaptation, a...

Edit: Duplicate thread. Never mind.

Well, shoot, I'd completely forgotten the news from earlier this year that the long-awaited first volume of The Book of Dust, a companion trilogy to His Dark Materials, was coming out tomorrow/this month/year/ever until Slate and The AV Club posted glowing reviews this afternoon. (The NYT says...

(Except it's not anywhere near as short.) Kingsman: The Golden Circle is... fairly weak sauce. I recommend a rental for those particularly interested in spite of the mediocre reviews (45 on Metacritic), but everyone else can safely skip it. It's watchable enough, but dull at times, and I...

So, io9 just alerted me that The Orville is a live-action Trek-like comedy series coming to FOX this fall: Despite my deadly allergy to all of Seth MacFarlane's animation (I don't care how lukewarm the scripts may be, those shows are unwatchable based on their visuals alone), as well my...

(Yes, thanks to Stark-level gadgetry, this series is sci-fi now. Deal with it. :p) So... Fast & Furious inspired a 17-post thread. Fast Five, 30 posts; Fast & Furious 6, 46; Furious 7, a whopping 168 (RIP Paul Walker). But now, in its third week of release, the billion-dollar grossing eighth...

6.22.18 The Man in Black is Back and sometimes, the [Jurassic] world is still a beautiful place. :D Seriously, I loved World and Ian Malcolm is one of my favorite-ever characters, both on the page and in Goldblum's portrayal, so I am stoked for this. :bolian: