In 2013, Elysium was pure science fiction. In 2026, it's disturbingly relatable
Neill Blomkamp's Elysium imagined the extremely wealthy decamping to orbit and leaving the rest of us behind. In 2026, they don't need a space station.
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Arrival gave us the perfect framing for AI. We just can’t decide what it is yet
Is AI a weapon, a tool, or a gift? By revisiting the sci-fi classic Arrival, we can move beyond binary debates and finally understand the nature of AI today.
The Ferrari Luce is stunning as an Audi. I've mocked it up to prove it
Jony Ive's obsession with Dieter Rams explains everything about the Luce and nothing about Ferrari.
How Godzilla Minus One Out-Monstered Hollywood
Takashi Yamazaki's vision and a small, tightly-knit creative team with an obsessive love for the source material made the most authentic kaiju movie in decades
Bullet Train is loud, funny, violent, beautifully crafted, and utterly bonkers. I adore it
Sometimes you just want to watch a great dumb fun movie over and over, and that's totally OK.
MBH4H 2025: Review of the Year
The Year of Distraction was just that—in both good ways and bad.
Reading Klara and the Sun in the year of ubiquitous AI
Kazuo Ishiguro’s robot doesn’t crave humanity or want to take your job; it just wants to be a good friend.
Roadside Picnic is a lesson in futility. I loved it
What if the most significant event in all of human history happened on Earth and humanity wasn’t invited? We've always been good at surviving the impossible. What we’re terrible at is learning from it.
Clown No More: Silksong is here. Reddit will never be the same
Clown No More. How can Team Cherry's Hollow Knight follow-up possibly live up to eight years of Creative Shitposting? Remembering r/HollowKnight and r/Silksong's weirdest moments.
The bastard we deserve: Why we're still waiting for a real Judge Dredd movie
Judge Dredd is a perfect movie on paper. It just hasn’t quite worked on the big screen. Yet.