jonthonyjohnson

I have been a science fiction fan for 5 decades. I have seen it evolve from basic creative thoughts out of this world. Now in 2023, it seems like anything can be label science fiction, from fantasy to whatever that is considered not to be real.

Science fiction use to have a certain standard and to my opinion, the Dust Collection reinvents that standard so far.

I've only experienced a few of episodes from the Dust Collection. I found them to be highly creative like old science fiction used to be that left the audience wondering with an open mind as to what will happen. I like how the authors kept me guessing up to the end of the feature. The few stories that I saw were not only creative but very entertaining too. This Dust collection is new to me, but I'm sure I will follow more episodes to see what beholds and update my rating score.

I found this very informative but repeating the same message over and over and over. I also found if you remove the narrator, this documentary was subliminally promoting it's adversary. This documentary seemed to place me in a seat to pick a side.

I'm not a big CGI movie fan. I usually gravitate to movies with a great screenplay. Although, there are CGI movies that also have great scripts that I've enjoyed like, The Day The Earth Stood Still and Star Trek The Undiscovered Country.

When I saw Godzilla v King Kong, the cinema dolby experience enhanced the CGI and brought the character alive in the screen.

This was great entertainment taken to the next level. The theater effect of cinema-dolby made me feel like I was there. Because of the theater effects I gave it a great rating.

To me, it felt like an amusement park ride.

That's Entertainment!