Many sci-fi films have sequel potential, but never got one. Some were immediately hailed as classics. Others gained a following over time. Either way, the time has passed; these franchises will likely never happen, although the demand is certainly there if the stars happen to align.
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Many sci-fi films have sequel potential, but never got one. Some were immediately hailed as classics. Others gained a following over time. Either way, the time has passed; these franchises will likely never happen, although the demand is certainly there if the stars happen to align.
In 1999, fans were highly anticipating the release of the "Star Wars: Episode I — The Phantom Menace," which had been generating hype since its …
Even before television had the technology to do justice to the ambitious, creative stories that would capture the imagination of audiences throughout …
Science fiction pushes our imaginations beyond reality, but creating it is like "The Matrix" — sci-fi stories only work if we're plugged in for the ride. Anything that ruins the illusion breaks the architecture, and there's no colorful pill that we can take to recover.
As we emerge from the other side of the pandemic, a bunch of big budget science-fiction franchises are about to return to the big screen: Denis …
