The Impossible Planet - "Toshiba's new household robot, the ApriAttenda, may have a humiliatingly cute cartoon face, but its robot brain plots murder." The Zap Gun - "Israel used a slew of new weapons in new ways, during its assault on Hamas earlier this year..." A Scanner Darkly - "No one denies th...

A Maze of Death - "Where have you seen Jesus? Or where do you suppose he'll be sighted next?" Sales Pitch - "It lifts you physically and emotionally and makes you feel good knowing you did something good for someone and yourself, and it's one of the most nutritious grains." Galactic Pot-Healer - "Th...

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Dr. Bloodmoney - "We have scientists to tell us that we should learn to love - and fear - the Finality, the coming End of All Things, that is darn nigh inevitable, though hopefully removed by a few quadrillion years. But rest assured, science can speed up things considerably in this direction, and h...

Ever have a day where you feel like something… momentous is going to happen? Today is one of those days. The world had a different… quality today. Maybe it’s the seagulls flying overhead. Maybe it’s the feeling of springtime and sunshine. Maybe the air feels different. Maybe ...

Another Monday, another Dark-Haired Girl Day. The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch - "Don't count them out until they're completely deleted." A Scanner Darkly - "Not only a hit with the students, who enjoy signing themselves in, the system is saving a member of staff about an hour and a half each d...

Fellow Dick-Heads may be interested to learn that the influence of Blade Runner continues with the Watchmen film. There's plenty of rain, plenty of darkness and plenty of scenes reminiscent of the Bradbury Building - so far, so what? There's a few dark-haired girls, too. However, it is the a...

The story, with action, romance and sci-fi overtones, sees Matt Damon playing a politician who falls for a ballerina only to find mysterious forces keeping the two apart. That sounds about right when you add that it is loosely based on the work of Philip K. Dick. It doesn’t sound quite right a...

Gillian Reynolds previews the weekend's radio picks including Radio 4's A TIbetan Odyssey: Fifty Years in Exile and Clive Stafford Smith on Private Passions Radio 3....

It looks like all the big names in Hollywood are interested in tackling science fiction these days. The latest to take the plunge is Matt Damon, who Variety reports will be starring in (we won’t count “Titan A.E.”) “The Adjustment Bureau”, a contemporary love story loos...