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Would a better understanding of science make scifi more accurate? Not really: People are willing to let accuracy slide in movies, and besides, bad science can still inspire science-minded people.

Roland Emmerich's latest doomsday flick has theorists panicked with its pesudo-scientific theories. But real science proves the date will likely be just like any other.

Movies often turn to video games to help expand their stories and earn extra bucks. From Surf Ninjas to The Matrix to James Cameron's new flick, the two mediums make one hell of a pair.

The Internet entrepreneur and author of the bestselling Little Brother discusses his latest novel Makers and what distinguishes his work from the cyberpunk of William Gibson.

Do you belong on the Zion council or in the ignorant bliss of The Matrix.Take a red pill and follow the white rabbit to our Matrix Series Ultimate Fan Quiz to find out.

Roland Emmerich's latest disaster flick is an orgy of computer-generated obliteration. Who ever said that was a bad thing?

Why are The Golden Compass and Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs so bad? Because they make common mistakes like going for zaniness and being overly faithful to their source.

With a budget of $500 million, James Cameron's latest scifi flick has some people worried it won't be able to recoup its expenses. John Scalzi is here to explain why it will.

Check out Chapter 1 of AMCtv.com's exclusive online graphic novel set in the world of The Prisoner mini-series.

Thanks to advances in fMRI, computers can monitor brain activity to recreate a video of what a person is seeing. Soon, Ralph Fiennes will be selling SQUID video memories on the black market.

With the announcement that Spidey villain Venom will be getting his own movie, Nick Nadel predicts what movies based on Aunt May, MJ and J. Jonah Jameson would (and should) look like.

The master of Earth disasters discusses his latest apocalyptic flick, explains how he channeled Arnold Schwarzenegger, and shares his opinion on how the world will really end.

Is your memory of the Mad Max series razor-sharp like a metal boomerang, or full of holes like a dead biker who crossed the wrong guy? Take our quiz and find out!

With a tantalizing plot that evokes bone-chilling cosmic terror, The Fourth Kind is filled with promise. If only its director hadn't been so consumed with one-upping Steven Spielberg.