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The “later” he is referring to is most likely the first season X-Files finale, one in which Deep Throat risked his life to save Mulder and was subsequently killed. Therefore, “Fallen Angel” seals this character’s fate by more definitively making him a good guy, one who is inevitably on a collision course with the evil government conspirators that eventually kill him. Sadly, the murder of Deep Throat sets up a kind of running theme where many allies who try to help Mulder out (including everyone from Max Fenig to Deep Throat’s replacement, X) are eventually killed. Source link

This week my obsession with the way we used to see the future takes me to Earth's moon. By Joshua Tyler | Published 10 seconds ago One of the most interesting things about old science fiction is what it reveals about the way people of its time viewed the future. In 1975 people had a very different and more optimistic view of the future than the one we have now. That optimism was best expressed in the now all but forgotten television series Space: 1999. Six years after Apollo 11’s historic 1969 landing on the moon it seemed as though man was taking the first step to something bigger and grander. The other science fiction being produced around that period, with shows like Logan’s Run and UFO, had a wilder approach to what was coming.  By comparison Gerry Anderson’s British produced tel...

Star Trek is a franchise that has been aging up its actors since The Original Series episode “The Deadly Years,” and the practice certainly didn’t stop with “Unnatural Selection.” For example, Deep Space Nine aged up Dr. Bashir on multiple occasions, like when he was hit by a telepathic attack in “Distant Voices,” or when we saw an alternative future version of him in “The Visitor.” Of course, Bashir actor Alexander Siddig is amusing proof that no matter the quality of the old-age makeup, these designers can’t predict just how sexy these Star Trek actors will stay as they age (Google him now, thank us later).  Source link

If you’re a fan of classic time travel movies with mind-bending paradoxes just begging to be plotted out on some … Continue reading "R-Rated Netflix Sci-Fi Time Travel Thriller Will Keep You Guessing" Source link

Brendan Fraser bigger than ever Brendan Fraser stars in the movie, which focuses on the many challenges of the invasion of Normandy. Andrew Scott has also been revealed for the cast, with Scott set to portray Chief Meteorological Officer James Stagg. In real life, Stagg was monitoring the weather conditions that informed Eisenhower of what the troops would be facing when they arrived in Normandy. Filming has not started yet but is set to begin come September with Anthony Maras directing as well as contributing to the screenplay. David Haig, who wrote the play that the movie will be based on, is also a collaborator on the screenplay. The remainder of the cast still has to be revealed but kicking things off with Brendan Fraser has already got fan interest. Source link

If you were even vaguely familiar with pop culture and entertainment news during the 2022 Oscars, you may remember hearing … Continue reading "The Academy Award-Winning Will Smith Movie Leaving Netflix Soon" Source link

NASA spent nearly $450 million to develop the rover for the lunar surface but would have to spend a lot more money to test it. Congress initially authorized a $433.5 million budget for the VIPER rover, which was supposed to begin ice exploration before the end of 2023. Realizing the mission won’t happen in a timely manner and needing money for other projects, the space agency axed the VIPER program on July 17. Whether searching for ice on the moon or on Mars, NASA has the same goal – studying the chemical compounds in the ice. Those compounds help tell the story of the lunar body or that of Mars when the space agency finally launches a mission to recover dozens of core samples currently being extracted by a rover on Mars. The chemical compounds also could help tell scientists more about ...

During the interview, Jessie T. Usher admits his characterization of his The Boys character is based on cocky athletes, especially those at the top of their game. “I always felt like really cocky athletes have that same persona. When you see guys come out of college or whatever, and they’re on top of their game, and they’re killing it in their rookie year — in the NBA they show them walking through the tunnel leading up to the game, and it’s like they don’t even see people. They’re just above the world.” For the most part, he likes his role, but there are two things that Jessie T. Usher admits are rather annoying about playing A-Train on The Boys. The first is that people always assume he’s a runner. However, during the interview, Jessie T. Usher says that the only time he runs is during ...

Smallfoot, released in theaters in 2018, was such a pleasant surprise to me and my kids when we saw it … Continue reading "The Hulu Adventure Comedy With An All-Star Cast Perfect For All Ages" Source link