
Top 5 Directors Who Aren’t Doing Star Wars But Would Have Been Awesome…
By Ben Fee With the announcement that JJ Abrams will be directing the new Star Wars film, geeks everywhere are breathing a collective sigh of relief.
Trapped in the past, Ben Fee finds himself leaping from life to life, putting things right that once went wrong, and hoping each time that his next leap will be the leap home..........

By Ben Fee With the announcement that JJ Abrams will be directing the new Star Wars film, geeks everywhere are breathing a collective sigh of relief.

Everything is getting smaller and faster. Computers which would have taken up an entire room forty years ago are now small enough to fit in your pocket and…

Straight to the point: “This years Matrix” if by “Matrix” you mean “disappointing sci-fi mess with delusions of grandeur”. Review: I should love this film.

The sergeant and I heft the last of the rotting cadavers onto the pyre before heading back into the cave to join the others.

In 1992, comics publisher DC took a radical step in the battle for comic book sales and mercilessly murdered their flagship hero, the Man of Steel himself…

Everyone has their Phantom Menace story. A story of hope dashed and the inability to feel truly excited for a film since 1999 when the capacity was burned out…

Sometimes when you mash two seemingly unconnected things together you just end up with a mess. Catherine Tate and Doctor Who. Cartoon rabbits and Star Wars.

Ensemble casts are notoriously hard to pull off on the big screen - for every X-Men there’s two or three Justice League of America‘s, for every Ocean’s…

It might sound like the least interesting aspect of geekdom, but I absolutely love fictional travel posters and these are among some of the best I’ve found.

Since it’s revival in 2005, Doctor Who has arguably been most notable for the companions the writers lump our eponymous hero with.

I’ve recently become a desktop PC owner for the first time in about ten years and, as I expect all men reaching their thirties do, developed a desire to…

By Ben Fee 10/01/2012 No doubt about it, 2011 was a banner year for geeks.