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A very cool science fiction indie is being shot right now in the Bay Area that deals with how the future will be shaped by Bush-era politics, a mythologized history, and the beauty of virtual reality.

Alien Raiders is not the original title of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, but is it better than that infamous pile of CGI ants?

The reviews for Terminator Salvation are mixed. Not exactly what the studio would hope for with a summer tentpole. Does that mean they should stop the franchise? The usual idiots verbally spar it out for this week’s Shouting Match.

Clunky, unfocused, and defying the laws of logic, Terminator Salvation is a complete waste of time even if you love watching things blow up.

A complete Trek Virgin gives his perspective: Star Trek showcases the brilliance of science fiction: building a universe that is different from our own and filling it with people that are just like us.

Kevin Macdonald is all set to hop in a kettle, travel to the future, and tackle one of Isaac Asimov’s greatest novels. Sadly, no robots will be involved.

Some say the characters from Hunter Prey look like Boba Fett. I have my own theory. Luckily, there’s also a gorgeous One Sheet for this thing after the jump.

Alex Proyas’ first feature since 2004 is an entertaining work of science fiction that occasionally lunges towards greatness.

At his ‘Knowing’ press conference we learned that, when it comes to the movie and the issues it raises, Nicolas Cage cares most of all about what you think.

From the man that brought you Training Day and Street Kings comes a science fiction battle of epic proportions. Now, which David Ayer will actually show up to set?

The actress has been cast in an adaptation of Kazua Ishiguro’s novel “Never Let Me Go,” which begins filming next month in Jolly Old Dystopian England.

If you ever sat awake at night dreaming of mounting an epic space battle against Nazis from the moon, this is the project for you.

Out of all the things that could make a man go mad, would you ever have predicted empty cups?

Ever since the release of the first full-length trailer for J.J. Abrams’ Star Trek, hardcore science fiction geeks have had one thing on their minds: what in the heck (they don’t swear) is up with that young Kirk jumping from a car scene?

Hurting for some good science fiction on the big screen? Us too. So we decided to dig into some good books and find ten great reads for Hollywood to adapt and amaze us with epic space battles and post-apocalyptic awesomeness.

Screenwriter J. Michael Straczynski who sat down with AMC’s Blog to talk a bit about all the great stuff he’s got lined up (and that I’ve been paid millions of dollars to say I’m excited about). Cha-ching!

John Moore is set to direct a remake of the 1978 conspiracy thriller “Capricorn One.” No word yet on a possible OJ Simpson cameo.

Against all odds, Battlestar Galactica, a show on its last leg, is increasing its audience. How, why, and what does it mean? Robert Fure takes a look at the situation.

In what could turn out to be very good news for fans of the Sci-Fi Battlestar Galactica series, rumors have been circulating that up to three Battlestar made for TV movies could be put into development as early as this summer.

This Memorial Day A&E would like you to ditch the celebrations and quarantine yourself in front of a TV to catch their two night, four hour miniseries adaptation of Michael Crichton’s The Andromeda Strain. Click in to see some production images and get more information about this Science Fiction event.