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In the future, humanity is the same, but we find new ways to complicate our lives The anthology miniseries Tomorrow and I , produced in Thai...

What are little (robot) girls made of? After half a century of increasingly questionable sequels, prequels and crossovers, there aren’t many...

Or, Tediously Imitative Movie The British robot thriller  T.I.M.  was released in the year after the first M3GAN  film, and it seems to be i...

Among the list of things one could do with newfound freedom, there are more interesting options than murder In countless tales of robots tha...

If your sequel requires that you wipe away all the characterization from the original, maybe it's a sign that not everything needs to be...

It's almost admirable how completely this film wastes a great concept In an alternate 1990s, after an almost-successful robot rebellion ...

A fun slasher drama, but nothing groundbreaking It's hard to find unique things to say about a story with so few unique elements of its ...

The quirky inventor and his trusty four-legged pal are dragged into a rematch After a brief scare that apparently threatened the end of the...

The new law of the jungle is survival of the kindest With an eye-catching art style reminiscent of its earlier masterpiece Puss in Boots: Th...

Finally, a  Terminator  sequel that makes a good case for its existence Terminator Zero exists in the nebulous space between two incompatib...

  Hopefully the move from Max to Netflix will help this fantastic series find a broader audience Scavengers Reign is an animated sci-fi seri...

It's not so fun anymore when the NPCs start getting ideas of their own, is it? Michael Crichton's Westworld  feels like a first draf...

J. Lo swings and misses with her new sci-fi mecha warrior/AI threat romp, but it's comforting to know she's interested in making non...

A dazzling window through which a century of science fiction can be glimpsed Economic inequality is bad. It's unfair, cruel, bad, unfair...