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more about #jamesbond Evil Tortie's Mom: R.O.A.C.H.: Maglev cars that drive themselves would be great, thanks. But no talking. more » matthewabel: I wish the highways system had a car rail function so you could drive onto the rails or connect to an over head wire and the system would take over un... more » beercheck: The fiction: SecureFoam more » Matthew Anderson: I forgot how cheesy-looking the early live-action Batmobiles were. I think we can all agree that Batman: The Animated Series had the best Batmobile. ... more » hardcache: Oh, how I wish I could own a Tumbler! more » Pessimippöpötåmus: When do we get these then? more » GarnetLynne: Hey I don't see the antigrav cars from Blade Runner here. I thought they did a great design on them and the ones that were retro-fitted were cool too. more » LittleDragon: I love Top Gear. Those boys are a riot. more » Corvus-Corax: When are we going to have flying cars? more » MonkeyT: When it comes to mag-lev train safety, I know of only one accident in the history of mag-lev, and that was caused by a conventional truck hitting the ... more » bookwench: I know they use the Hollywood Operating System for copyright reasons, but it still makes me twitch when I see it. more » J-a-z: I'm pretty sure anyone from 25 years ago looking at what's on my Mac screen right now would probably have their brain melt and fall out of their head.... more » phoenix: Ugh. Of all of these, I think I liked number 7 and 8 the most. The rest are really REALLY busy, which doesn't necessarily mean they're not valid, it j... more » tamahome: User interfaces of the present in movies are ridiculous enough. more » TemporalSword: He probably spends dozens and dozens of hours on each one for all of 2 seconds of screen time. That would seem frustrating to me. more » Mathmos: These don't look futuristic, just like current GUIs designed by graphics designers. more » tetracycloide: if there's one thing i've learned from star wars it's that the user interfaces of the future never look the way we think they're going to look. (and ... more » Wyldemusick: To hell with all of these Thanksgiving turkeys, I'm going with the old standby of sci-fi porn for Thanksgiving. That's the sort of stuffing I can get ... more » Cash907Censored: You know what I miss during Thanksgiving? MST3K's Turkey Day celebration on Comedy Central. Somehow it just doesn't feel like the holiday without Joel... more » Bongoes: I love Mythbusters marathons. more » -
#futuretransportation
Your Future Automotive Awesomeness: Fiction vs. Reality
The car's come a long way since Ford started mass production 100 years ago, but science fiction takes transportation even further. Here are six scenarios for the future of driving, and the real-life developments that could make them happen. More » -
#conceptart
The Designer Who Creates the User Interfaces of the Future
Designer Mark Coleran designs user interfaces for high-tech and near-future movies, those computer-based visuals that flash briefly across your screen. But the information designs he's created are often more detailed than you might think. More » -
#whattowatch
Ben 10 And James Bond Team Up To Save TV From Thanksgiving
Some of your favorite shows take a Thanksgiving hiatus, meaning you might need to talk to your relatives. But fear not: V has a huge cliffhanger, James Bond and Ben 10 are back, and Heroes will probably be inappropriate again. More » -
#darkknight
That's SIR Christopher Wonka Dracula Saruman Dooku Lee To You
We're over the moon with the news that genre movie legend Christopher Lee has been Knighted. The 87-year-old, and world's greatest Dracula, has appeared in over 250 films stretching over 61 years. Congratulations. [USA Today] -
#movies
The Most Expensive Movies Of The Past Decade
The 2009 summer movie season ended, with a record-breaking box office. But 2009 will also go down as the year with the most movies that cost $200 million or more. We've compiled the most expensive movies of the past decade. More » -
#tronlegacy
Tron's Big Bad Guy Is... Tony Blair?
The identity of Tron Legacy's big bad may have been revealed, and it's... none other than former British Prime Minister Tony Blair? Okay, it's really Michael Sheen, the actor who played the politician in The Queen, but still. More » -
#cakes
Nerdiest Wedding Cake Toppers We Adore
It's wedding season again. Lovers, don't be fooled into using the boring old cake-toppers of yesterday. Get some science fiction icons, like Stargate heroes, or zombies, on your wedding cake and do it with style. More » -
#bond23
The Next James Bond Gets A Serious Scribe
Sounds like James Bond could be getting even moodier than his last brooding outing in Solace: The latest writer on Bond 23 is known for his heavy dramatic work, but we're hoping he ushers in the return of Brioni days. More » -
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#boyledannyboyle
Can Danny Boyle Save James Bond From His Quantum Disappointment?
Now this is a rumor I can get behind. Is Oscar winning director Danny Boyle next in line to direct a Bond movie? If not, he sure as hell should be. More » -
#greenlantern
Green Lantern's Ring Illuminates New Director
In brightest day, in blackest night, we turn to James Bond's director to get the Green Lantern movie in front of everyone's sight. Martin Campbell is in talks to direct DC Comics' superhero's cinematic debut. More » -
#triviagasm
Coital Coronaries and Sexecutions [NSFW]
Looking to do the deed with that hot alien, demon, or super-assassin, but not sure about the risks? We list scifi’s deadliest sexual encounters to ensure that your next orgasm won’t be your last. More » -
#quantumofsolacereview
Quantum Of So What?
Call it truth in advertising. The new James Bond movie Quantum Of Solace has a title that's vaguely science fiction-y and obscure. And the movie itself is sorta science fiction-y and really confusing. The science, in this case, being geo-engineering, the practice of making massive changes to the planet to affect our environment. The movie has something grand to say about natural resources and the obsolescence of the New World Order, but it swallows its tongue. Spoiler alert! More »
