Moon is the first feature film by the British director Duncan Jones. It is also refreshingly simple in its premise. Astronaut Sam Bell (Sam Rockwell) works for a corporation excavating valuable energy resources from Moon’s surface. He lives in a small base monitoring automated digging machinery with only a robot named Gerty (voiced by Kevin Spacey) as his companion. Sam is nearing the end of a three-year contract and looks forward to returning home. And yet, all is not what it seems.

The old saying goes: “The question is not am I paranoid, but am I paranoid enough?” And nowhere is this more obvious then in science fiction series Dollhouse whose two-season run just ended last Friday. It’s not that Dollhouse is particularly well-crafted science fiction series, but somewhere between its formulaic plot lines and rushed ending [...]

Despite its premiere late in the 2009, James Cameron’s Avatar just might turn out to be the one of the biggest movies of this year. Followers of SF – speculative fiction – have their own reasons to be satisfied with Cameron’s new movie… Or perhaps not, as the case may be.