By The 2000s was a strange time for genre filmmaking and especially science fiction. While sci-fi cinema was in theory thriving, that was mainly thanks to the presence of franchises that were, in fact, their own mini-genres (like Star Wars and Star Trek). Then there were superhero films, always sort of
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When Palestinian terrorist group Hamas launched a surprise attack into Israel on October 7th, it did not take long for footage of the events to start appearing on the internet as Hamas operatives live streamed the attacks themselves on telegram channels, and Israeli forces entered attacked areas and saw the
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