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    TheLostVikings R.O.A.C.H.: Ninja Assassin... the title says it all, really. Film of the Year for sure! more »
    korybing: The Devil's Backbone was an excellent film that I had never even heard of until Netflix. We saw Fantastic Mr. Fox on Thanksgiving. My husband wanted ... more »
    ManchuCandidate: The one thing that stands out for me about the Crying Game was the idiot who shouted out "OMG! It's A PENIS!!" (duh) when they showed the gal was rea... more »
    Indigen: Stoned... on tryptophan? Thinking this was another American overdependence on drugs to the point of social saturation, I had to look this up. It's jus... more »
    Davio: Preadator 2: It's not as bad as you remember. Oh, but it is! more »
    Wookie1972: Chalk me up as one of those weirdoes who actually liked the Clooney Solaris. more »
    Wookie1972: Um, "Shatner Underwater"? Are you referring to the scene where *Nimoy* swims with the whales? more »
    Gen. Appithy: how in the world did requiem for a dream not make this list is lost on me. nothing represents the holiday better then seeing people destroyed by there... more »
    Raw_fishFood: I actually just saw both The Road and Ninja Assassin today. The Road was pretty decent. Very desolate scenery, and Viggo Mortensen, was pretty good in... more »
    syuzhet004: Cool, Supergirl kicked Max Headroom's ass! more »
    AmishJohn: What's wrong with Supergirl on Thanksgiving? Just look at those drumsticks! Rawr! more »
    tande04: Interesting choice of putting Guy Peirce's character in the trailer. Guess its not bad for people that haven't read the book. more »
    perfectoon_0901: Don't get me wrong; I love the Rocky IV training montage, but the greatest ever has to be Rocky III, hands down: more »
    Evil Tortie's Mom: R.O.A.C.H.: Saw ST4 the day after T-giving, and it was delightful. BTTF2 was okay. Nowadays I like to just stay home Fri.-Sun. and not deal with the public. more »
    blackoak: I don't understand the use of 'Weirdest' in the title of this article. Is it that these are a weird choice of movies for the studios to release for ... more »
    LittleDragon: mock if you must but solarbabies is one of my favorite films. I saw it at a young age and it has always stuck with me like a ratty stuffed toy from yo... more »
    LegalizeRoofies: That had to be a fan-made trailer for Timeline. more »
    tande04: Don't forget that Boondock Saints 2 releases wider today too! The family that kills together stays together. If that isn't a Thanksgiving message I ... more »
    starjade: I like Timeline - the book, as always, better, but was fun. A great Michael Crichton read - go, read it this weekend! more »
    Discodave: R.O.A.C.H. M.O.T.E.L.: "That woman" in Solarbabies? That's no woman, that's Ursa of Krypton. Damn, but she was a hell of a woman to see in your formative years... more »
  • #counterprogramming

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    You might think it's odd that The Road and Ninja Assassin both came out just in time for Turkey Day. But those aren't the only counter-intuitive movies that studios have put out for Thanksgiving — here's a complete list. More »
  • #scifivehicles

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  • #gallery

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  • #movieposters

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  • #triviagasm

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    When you travel through time and space, you're bound to run into yourself occasionally. These meetings can be awkward, embarrassing, or lead to uncontrollable fainting, but there are some things your future self can teach you better than anyone else. More »
  • #backtothefuture

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  • #triviagasm

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  • #asianfuturism

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  • #familyhistory

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  • #triviagasm

    The Composers That Make Space Adventures Epic

    Space is silent and vast, but we can't feel the awe and terror of epic space battles without great music. Here's our list of the ten composers without whom science fiction would feel as empty as the void. (With samples.) More »
  • #triviagasm

    The 10 Greatest Science Fiction Comedies

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  • #triviagasm

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  • #bollywood

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    Hot Flashes: 10 Uses For Lightning That Ben Franklin Never Guessed

  • #toys

    Marty McFly's Sneakers Take You Back to the Future

  • #productplacement

    The History Of Product Placement In Science Fiction

    Science fiction is all about showing us new and startling worlds — and it doesn't hurt to sell a few widgets along the way. Like Eureka, which recently proved that you can save the world using Degree antiperspirant. Or the Sarah Connor Chronicles, which showed on Monday that a certain brand of car is the official vehicle of the anti-robot resistance. Product placement has been a part of science fiction for decades, but it's grown as the genre has become big business. Here's our history of the phenomenon since the beginning. More »
  • #chartporn

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  • #triviagasm

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