Tag Archives: Ian Holm

Renaissance

Posted on June 8, 2013 by Morgan R. Lewis

Renaissance is one of those films that seems to have flown under most peoples’ radar; it only flew onto mine through being one of those films that gets released on a cheap bundle disc with another film I was interested … Continue reading →

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The Fifth Element

Posted on December 4, 2012 by Morgan R. Lewis

Science fiction is a genre that is known, especially nowadays, for presenting a “big idea” in the subtext that it’s trying to get across. Most of the critically acclaimed science fiction films, and most of the ones that are remembered … Continue reading →

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Version vs. Version: Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein

Posted on November 1, 2012 by Morgan R. Lewis

Mary Shelley first published the story of Frankenstein in 1818. The story of a scientist tormented by the life he had created easily captured the imagination of the public. In 1910, Thomas Edison created the first film inspired by the … Continue reading →

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Alien

Posted on October 23, 2012 by Morgan R. Lewis

Yet another film that has caused more than a few people to ask me “How have you not seen that yet?”, Alien has long been regarded as both a classic science-fiction film and a classic horror film. The film brought … Continue reading →

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