Leaving The Discovery Undiscovered - Movies

Rooney Mara resting her head on Jason Segel's shoulder at the beach, looking sad.

Hollywood has an unnatural fondness for secular religiosity, desperately wanting the comfort of an afterlife without any of the specificity of an actual religious teaching. This is how we get inoffensively spiritual but otherwise kind of fine films like Ghost and What Dreams May Come. I can now confidently add The Discovery to my carefully curated collection of annoyingly agnostic fables. …read more

Elsa Kroese

A purple-skinned tiefling woman with small horns gently cradles her horned infant wrapped in an ornate blanket, bathed in soft light. Vamiprela stands confidently before a full moon, her bat-like wings spread wide as her red outfit and black boots catch the moonlight. A fair-haired elf with white feathered wings and elegant jewelry poses gracefully in a rich, multicolored gown. A woman in a flowing blue robe conjures glowing golden strands of magic between her hands against a night sky. A man in a suit and patterned shawl looks back in alarm as a colossal, glowing automaton carries him. An elf blacksmith with short hair and pointed ears grips a large white hammer, standing poised before an ornate background.

99 Reasons to Hate Section 31

Michelle Yeoh as Philippa Georgiou Omari Hardwick as Alok Sahar Sven Ruygrok as Fuzz Kacey Rohl as Rachel Garrett Sam Richardson as Quasi Robert Kazinsky as Zeph

Wah Chang

Wah Chang with lamp sculpture Captain Kirk holding a phaser, as designed by Wah Chang. Lt. Commander Spock holding a tricorder, as designed by Wah Chang. A Talosian from Star Trek's original pilot The original Gorn, as designed by Wah Chang. The alien puppet Balock, as designed by Wah Chang's studio.

Cosmic Sin: Truth in Advertising

Bruce Willis Perry Reeves Frank Grillo C. J. Perry

Star Trek: Lower Decks, the Cure for Kelvin

One Starfleet ensign roughly hanging her arm around a second. Two Starfleet ensigns reading a PADD. A Starfleet vessel. A group of Starfleet officers in mid-combat.

Abigail Larson

A slender woman in a long red dress and white gloves, dances in a graveyard with a skeleton in a long black cloak. A green woman with snakes for hair peers at a particularly ferocious lock. A young woman with black hair, sunken eyes and an elegant red wedding dress looks over her shoulder. A slender man sits on a large grave with the name 'Lenore' engraved upon it. A man with pointed ears and large red horns in a dark red jacket dances with a woman in a long black dress. A somber woman with long black hair in a long gray dress stands at the edge of the sea under a full yellow moon.

Star Trek: Picard’s Problematic Foundations

Patric Stewart as Jean Luc Picard, sullen action hero. Brent Spiner as dream sequence Data. Isa Briones as the clone that dies, or maybe the clone that lives. Harry Treadaway as a double plus secret Romulan operative.

Winona Nelson

A winged woman with long dark hair soars through the sky. A pale regal woman in dark robes, an elaborate headdress, and bloody hands floats A young man reaches into his reflection in the water, and the reflection reaches back. An enraged vampire -- surrounded by fire -- bares their fangs and raises their blade A slender woman hides her face behind a passive mask, with a wall full of other masks behind her. A slender woman in a flowery dress walks with a large hyena.

Post-Blade Runner Science Fiction Standouts

Angry Kaneda from Akira. An alien? from District 9. Carl Urban as Judge Dredd from Dredd. Rufus Sewell as John Murdoch in Dark City.

Alita’s Terrifying Transhumanism

Rosa Salazar as Alita. Ed Skrein as Zapan. Eiza Gonzalez as Nyssiana. Jackie Earle Haley as Ggrewishka. Rosa Salazar as Alita studies her new hand.