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Cinematical Seven: Apocalyptic Science Fiction Films
cinematical.com - 3/20/2009
Cinematical Seven: Apocalyptic Science Fiction Films
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Apocalypse you say? Then armageddon outta here. Whether it's war, pestilence or one of the other Four Horsemen, the end of civilization as we know it has been a recurring theme since the beginning of science fiction cinema. This Friday sees the release of Knowing, a film in which a looming ...
6 Movie Remakes that Missed the Point
cracked.com - 3/15/2009
6 Movie Remakes that Missed the Point
— cracked.com — "It'll be like the original. Only the opposite." 6 Movie Remakes that Missed the Point

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