Category: Sci-Fi
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Heist: A Stop Motion Short
Heist is a western action comedy about a group of bandits who get more than they bargained for when they try to rob a train.
5 of the most unexpectedly evil characters from literature
Not all villains are simply black and white, and in fact, many of the worst villains seem innocuous at first glance. But among those, who are the worst?
5 children’s books that Disney should make into movies
There are many great children’s stories waiting for a bigger audience. But which ones should be sent to the big screen?
Robot Cooking
Is it possible to build machines that can detect and interpret smells? And if so, what would the applications be?
Rogue One review: introducing Disney’s most daring film in a decade
Edgy and daring, Rogue One strays from the well trodden path of past Star Wars movies, instead telling a story of war, of rebellion, and of politics. Oh, and death.
A guide to writing good titles for books
Actually, you probably shouldn’t use this guide. It’s not at all serious. But seriously, you should read it anyway.
Researchers think that they can predict criminals using facial features—here’s why it won’t work
More and more people are developing AIs that can catch and judge criminals. But is it actually as helpful or accurate as it looks?
4 fascinating fantasy races
Fantasy has races of every shape, size, colour and function. Here are some I found fascinating.
A Review of Amulet #7: Firelight by Kazu Kibuishi
Kazu Kibuishi’s New York Times bestselling series is a literal work of art and a very enjoyable series. Read my thoughts on the seventh installment.
The Martian: Book versus Movie
Andy Weir’s novel and Ridley Scott’s adaptation were both amazing. But what are the differences?
