Artemis and Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir, Author of The Martian!
I loved Andy Weir’s novel The Martian (and I think the film adaptation, directed by Ridley Scott and written by Drew Goddard, is also excellent!), so I thought it was high time I read the two subsequent novels that Mr. Weir has written. First up was Artemis, from 2017. This novel
Josh Reviews Babylon 5: The Road Home
I’m a big fan of Babylon 5! While I always was more of a Star Trek fan, and I preferred Deep Space Nine over B5 in the battle of the nineties sci-fi shows set on space stations, I have tremendous respect and affection for what J. Michael Straczynski created with Babylon 5. His “
Josh Reviews Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season Two – Part Two
Yesterday I began my look back at season two of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. Read on for my thoughts on the rest of the season, including the crossover with Lower Decks and the surprisingly fun musical episode! 06 — Lost in Translation After seeing Spock and Chapel kiss at t
Josh Reviews Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season Two
Coming off of the excellent Picard season three, I was curious to see if similar improvements would be in evidence for the second season of Strange New Worlds, the prequel series set on Captain Pike’s Enterprise, several years before TOS. Many critics, as well as my friends who ar
News Around the Net!
This Paramount+ Star Trek ad, saluting the history of the franchise, is pretty spectacular. Ok, there’s a little too much modern Trek in here, but this is surprisingly well-edited, with some lovely deep cuts from the history of the franchise (Captain Sulu! The original animate
Josh Reviews Oppenheimer
A new Christopher Nolan movie is always exciting to me. I’ve been a huge fan ever since Memento. Some of his movies rank among my favorite films ever, such as The Prestige and The Dark Knight. I was surprised that I so disliked his most recent film, Tenet. Yet I remained