By Patricia Velásquez long ago made peace with the fact that she and Egypt will be eternally linked. It’s an amusing quirk of fate for the Venezuelan actor since she grew up not in the sun-soaked deserts of North Africa, but rather the lush greenery of Latin America and France. She
“We’ve Got to Visit Them”: A Doctor Who/Star Trek Crossover Would Make Unforgettable TV
“We’ve got to visit them one day!” It is, among everything else happening in “Space Babies“, a pretty throwaway line. Ruby Sunday notices the TARDIS has landed indoors, and says “Is that like a matter transporter, like in Star Trek?” And the Doctor answers, “We’ve got to visit them one
Power Rangers: Director of Newly Found First Episode Reveals All
Timing is everything. On April 29, 2024, Den of Geek published an article breaking down the mysteries of the supposed “lost” second pilot of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. We put forth that this long rumored version of the first episode, “Day of the Dumpster,” glimpsed in convention footage, didn’t exist
MEGALOPOLIS – First Trailer
Cannes is imminent, so the premiere of Francis Ford Coppola’s epic, and personal, passion project Megalopolis is getting closer. About a week ago the first clip from the movie was released, and now an official first trailer is out. The trailer arrived via Coppola’s own YouTube channel. With inspirations including
Monday Movie: Aquarius, by Scott Nye
The post Monday Movie: Aquarius, by Scott Nye appeared first on Battleship Pretension. Every Monday, we’ll highlight a piece of writing from our vaults. This review of Aquarius originally ran as a theatrical review. Do objects have a history? Can the past be preserved through things? Early on in Kleber
