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Blade Runner timeline: The movies, comics, and TV shows in order
This article details the extensive Blade Runner timeline, encompassing films, live-action shorts, anime series, and comics. It prioritizes on-screen content and major comic stories, excluding non-canon books and certain games, to provide a chronological overview of the franchise's narrative.
Hideo Kojima has reviewed The Dog Stars, and it sure doesn't seem like he was a fan
Hideo Kojima shared his thoughts on Ridley Scott's film 'The Dog Stars' via X, but his typically lengthy posts about movies he enjoys were notably absent. The article suggests Kojima's uncharacteristically brief and vague commentary implies he disliked the film, a common pattern in his reviews. Despite its $80 million production cost, the movie underperformed at the box office.
From 2001 to Gattaca: 9 Hard Sci-Fi Films That Out-Science Project Hail Mary
This article compares the hard science fiction film Project Hail Mary to nine other films in the genre, highlighting their shared focus on scientific plausibility and technical rigor. It examines how films like The Martian, 2001: A Space Odyssey, and Gattaca approach scientific concepts, alien encounters, and societal implications differently.
Blade Runner 2099 will have "connective tissue" to the Ridley Scott and Denis Villeneuve movies, but will also…
The upcoming Prime Video series Blade Runner 2099, set 50 years after Blade Runner 2049, will feature "connective tissue" to the original films while introducing a "sunshine noir" aesthetic. Showrunner Silka Luisa stated the series explores the rebirth of a city and its characters, with replicants as the new power brokers after humans lost a war. Producer Andrew Kosove assured that the series is designed for both existing fans and newcomers, with a release date set for November 25, 2026.
15 Film & TV Endings That Still Confuse Fans
This article discusses 15 film and television endings that are intentionally ambiguous and thought-provoking, arguing that such conclusions can be a narrative strength. Examples range from 'The Prestige' and 'The Usual Suspects' to 'Game of Thrones' and 'Lost,' highlighting how unresolved narratives can fuel discussion and linger with audiences.
