With its innovative special effects and timely commentary on ecological responsibility, The Day of the Triffids continues to resonate with audiences seeking thrilling adventures with deeper meaning. Released: 1963 Directed by: Steve Sekely Also ranks #3 on The Best '60s Alien Movies, Ranked A...
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whole new layer of meaning in its reassessment as a piece of blockbuster queer cinema, a story exploring the idea that internal and external realities may be different, coming from a pair of Trans creators. In a word: woah.Read the Empire review View offer 48 of 50 3) Star Wars: The E...
North has a sleigh of course. It has a dashboard with some controls. One of these controls we see in use is a lever, whose purpose is a mystery. It can’t be a booster, since the motile force here israngiferine, not mechanical. The control is shaped like an engine control lever on...
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meaning all the graphics are straight up/down, left/right, or forwards/back; and all the towers and text are the same size. Similar shortcuts were used in 1990s PC games and demo scene animations, such as the original Doom in which players could look from side to side but not up or ...
It also questions identity, love, mothering, and meaning itself. Some of the passages were astoundingly beautiful, and as much as the world would be an awful place to live in, I found myself missing it when I finished. - @RichardLitt Description In the ruins of a nameless city of the...
Fun facts: The title is a nautical phrase meaning “keep an eye out for enemies,” who would approach from windward — because the vessel situated in the direction from which the wind is blowing enjoys a tactical advantage. Banks borrows the phrase from a line, about Phlebas the Phoenician,...
“For quality-of-life reasons, we need to simulate physics at 10-1m (down to as small as 10-4m near simpersons). The teeming masses want to interact with thereal world, meaning time must be simulated more-or-less 1:1 with reality. Now multiply those requirements over a km3of simspace...