Perhaps the greatest thing we can get from Everything Everywhere All At Once is a movie is...
movies
I managed to get to the theaters seven times in August. On top of that, I watched...
Could a Hoth-like world exist? What about Cloud City? And what's the deal with the Force anyway?...
Professors Marvel and Hill didn't have the luxury of contemplating their new destinies in solitude. All the...
I'm doing a bumper video for you this week on the 1998 Michael Bay disaster flick "Armageddon"
Any fool can point out the thing Star Wars gets wrong about science. But what did...
oday, I celebrate the unveiling of the Milky Way's black hole by reviewing the film that Neil...
Disney's 2012 John Carter. Is it accurate? Was it accurate when the books were written? Should it...
When a feller needs a friend (or a few coin)
By viewer request, I take a whack at the 1994 movie Stargate. I talk about wormholes, linguistics,...
It's been a while since I did one of these so here's a short video looking at...
I'm going over the science of Don't Look Up, and much of what I talk about is...
The return of major titles to the release schedule in 2021 made many announce with joy, “The...
I only managed to see three movies in theaters in the month of November, but I made...
Siskel And Ebert was nothing groundbreaking, but for a kid who was limited in what movies he...
I take off my critic hat and put on my scientist hat to see how the science...
Ten movies in theaters during the month of September, plus movies I watched on physical or streaming...
OT Contributor Luis Mendez's The Cinephile Café Podcast on The Last Two Weeks Of Major Movies, Festivals,...
Wait. How can a romantic comedy have bad science in it? Well, make the main character an...
The way this works is simple. I talk about every movie I saw in theaters in the...
