Tomorrowland (aka Project T) (5/10)
A girl Casey (an ever-hopeful Britt Robertson) finds a pin, which upon touching it seems to take her instantaniously to a magical place - a place designed by the brightest and the best scientists and
Air (4/10)
After a global war, life has been destroyed by toxic fallout and the air is no longer breathable. Society has collapsed, and only a select few have been chosen to survive in special sleep chambers,
Coherence (4/10)
Coherence explores what might happen if a passing comet would put us in the kind of box that Schrödingers Cat is in...? That probably sounds a bit cryptic, but this is one of those movies
Sound of My Voice (6/10)
Maggie has travelled from the year 2054 back to today, and is emerging as a cult leader with a handful of followers. The viewer follows a couple, Peter and Lorna, who infiltrate the cult in
Edge of Tomorrow (7/10)
The idea of a time loop, whereby someone is doomed to repeat an identical day of events time and time again, is not an original one. Perhaps most famously used in "Groundhog Day” (1993) it
Ink (8/10)
The story is set in a world of a daily and eternal battle between two sets of creatures of the night - the Storytellers and the Incubi. The Storytellers bring people beautiful and happy dreams,
Solaris (7/10)
Comparing this 1972 Russian classic to modern cinema, it is not an easy watch in that it is extremely slow... but stick with it, as that snail's pace is an important part of the experience.
Event Horizon (3/10)
This 1997 space horror film’s premise is that an spaceship (called "Event Horizon") with a revolutionary new “gravity drive” disappears on its first mission, only to mysteriously return seven years later near Neptune. A rescue/recovery
Chappie (4/10)
There is a lot of promise in this movie on paper - directed by Neil Blomkamp, with Sigourney Weaver and Hugh Jackman on board, it may seem like this movie borrows a bit from movies
Frequencies (aka OXV: The Manual) (6/10)
This interesting indie movie is set in a world where people resonate at individual frequencies. The frequency is an absolute determinant of 'Good Fortune'; the higher the frequency, the more good luck the individual