Sci-Fi/Fantasy

One of the year’s biggest and best films, finally delivering everything we expect from another addition to the J.R.R. Tolkien film legacy.

The government may have shut down NASA’s space program, but thankfully there are still plenty of these programs to keep us enlightened.

While not living up to the likes of the cinematic endeavors, at least the feature is better than most video babysitters.

Just in time to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Doctor Who, BBC Home Entertainment has released the final story featuring William Hartnell as the first Doctor: The Tenth Planet.

So if you are one of those people or one of them exists on your holiday shopping list, this review of just a few of the perfect gift items will help you narrow down your choices nicely.

Director Francis Lawrence has finally delivered the movie the first film tried so hard to be.

The original aspect ratio has been cropped, the 3D conversion doesn't impress, and Hayden Christensen is still boring.

Peter Jackson returns to Middle-earth with mixed results.

The Last Days on Mars grabs you right at the beginning and doesn't let go. It is a text book example of how to make a sci-fi thriller.

This crowd-pleasing sequel boasts a bigger sense of fun and far better-staged action sequences than the original.