Sentences with phrase «fi noir»
Last Life is a sci - fi noir adventure game, by Sam Farmer, involving the last remnants of humanity that have colonised Mars.
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LAST LIFE is a sci - fi noir adventure game for PC, Mac and Linux about a transhumanist colony on Mars.
You got your sci - fi noir, the mystery and the puzzles in the first person perspective with solo - coop and an open world setting, mix those together and you got Reset.
Indie developer Over The Moon announced that its Sci - fi Noir thriller, The Fall, is now available for digital purchase on Nintendo's eShop.
Indie developer Over The Moon announced that its Sci - fi Noir thriller, The Fall, is now available for digital purchase on Nintendo's eShop.
The very suggestion of making a sequel to Ridley Scott's seminal sci - fi noir Blade Runner was a bad enough idea to send most self - respecting film aficionados into a conniption fit, as Harrison Ford seemed determined to resurrect all of his most beloved characters and do his best to destroy their legacy one by one.
Pictures has a long marketing lead - up to the sci - fi sequel to Ridley Scott's original sci - fi noir from 1982.
If you love Doug Jones» work with Guillermo Del Toro, then check out this sci - fi noir, which follows a hard - boiled detective through an alternate version of Prohibition - era New York.
All the slick CG in the galaxy can't save this mind - numbing sci - fi noir starring Scarlett Johansson as a femme cyborg.
Blade Runner 2 takes place 30 years after Ridley Scott's original 1982 sci - fi noir classic, so we can expect a very futuristic sequel.
For me, a lot of it came from the love of noir - everything from classic noir to neo-noir and sci - fi noir.
A heartrending love story tops our list of the year's best films, which also features a kids» - eye view of Florida, political horror, erotic thrills, sci - fi noir, ghosts, grief and communism
Cruz started to receive international acclaim in 1997 after appearing in Alejandro Amenábar's niftily plotted sci - fi noir.
The film takes place 30 years after Ridley Scott's original 1982 sci - fi noir classic Blade Runner.
Can you believe that this coming Sunday marks the 35th anniversary of Ridley Scott's 1982 sci - fi noir classic Blade Runner?
Despite Blade Runner's modern day status as one of the greatest films ever made, the 1982 sci - fi noir was not as well - received upon its initial theatrical release as many fans might think.
The sci - fi noir that is Blade Runner has since become one of the most iconic sci - fi films in recent history thanks to the direction of Ridley Scott and an enthralling performance by Harrison Ford.
Luckily, it falls into a weird void of comedic, cheesy, sci - fi noir.
Speaking of Tom Cruise, this sci - fi noir doesn't get enough credit for its cutting - edge visual effects that still hold up after over a decade in theaters.
Not exact matches
Blade Runner: 2049 may be a great experience for film buffs, noir fans and sci - fi aficionados, but it's a humorless jaunt into a bleak future.
Critic Consensus: The Expanse blends sci - fi elements and detective noir into a visually compelling whole, though it takes a few episodes for the story to capture viewers» intrigue.
As a result, we get a Sci - Fi thriller tinged with Noir (instantly making it my kind of movie), but done on a budget.
A detective noir wash makes 2049 unnecessarily murky at times, but between stunning vistas of dystopian Los Angeles, the contemplative extrapolation of everyday technology, and Gosling's blood - boiling performance, where hero tropes go out the window left and right, Villeneuve sets a bar for sci - fi sequels.
A wonderfully whacked - out blend of sci - fi and noir tropes, Jess Franco's The Diabolical Dr. Z comes to Blu - ray with a gorgeous 1080p transfer and an informative commentary track from Francophile and film maven Tim Lucas.
It quickly gained a cult following, however, and its influence on contemporary sci - fi and film noir has been extensive.
Simon Pegg is putting the sci - fi down for a second, having boarded noir thriller Terminal alongside Margot Robbie.
Offering new insights into Ridley Scott's second science fiction mash - up masterpiece (here Sci - Fi and L.A. Noir) which followed immediately after Alien, is rather difficult.
The festival will salute movie history with a closing - night screening of the restored «Alphaville,» Jean - Luc Godard's sci - fi film noir that is celebrating its 50th anniversary.
His track record shows that a director with a distinctive style who's given leeway by the studio to deviate from the norm can make a crowd - pleaser that brings in the big bucks at the box office and also lands critical accolades — whether it's by reimagining comic book movies as political commentary (in the Dark Knight trilogy), sci - fi as quasi-post-apocalyptic family drama (Interstellar), or detective noir as psychological drama (Insomnia, Memento).
Whether she is defined for audiences by Rita Hayworth as the hair - flipping title character in the 1946 noir Gilda or by Scarlett Johansson as an irresistible, ethereal being in the 2013 sci - fi drama Under the Skin, male film characters have had plenty to concern themselves over when a potential love interest starts batting her eyelashes or — as Oscar - winning actress Jennifer Lawrence (Silver Linings Playbook) does in her new spy thriller — bares all for the uncomfortable assignment at hand.
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Andrew Niccol, responsible for cult sci - fi film Gattaca, delivers an undeniably stylish - looking film noir but is hampered by an overworked screenplay and an underpowered Owen.
It's so self - assured, its genre identity bends from noir, to western, to heist, to caper, all within the confines of an established fantasy / sci - fi realm.
After its opening - credit sequence, during which Roger Pratt's camera roams around what is eventually revealed to be a metal Bat - Signal, Burton establishes his vision of Gotham City: an unabashedly surreal environment that owes more to the dystopian sci - fi visions of Metropolis and Blade Runner than to any of the notions of noir - ish realism that underpins Nolan's films.
The company tackled other genres, including psychological thrillers, sci - fi, noir and historical epic.
February 23, 2018 • Director Duncan Jones» latest film, a direct - to - Netflix sci - fi / noir tale set in a dystopian Berlin, so narrowly focuses on its hero's traumatic backstory it neglects its fantastic setting.
If there's a genre — sci - fi, western, gangster, thriller, comedy, film noir, buddy flick — that doesn't find its way into Solo, we must have missed it.
Viewers can expect a well - written sci - fi film with noir leanings in terms of character motivations.
Director Scott basically re-does his Alien - thang: transposing another genre (in this case the detective film noir story - line) unto a sci - fi setting.
Netflix releases a trailer for Mute, the upcoming Blade Runner-esque sci - fi mystery / noir from director Duncan Jones (Moon, Warcraft).
Jonathan Lethem's debut novel, Gun, With Occasional Music, is a book that just can't sit still: It's a cross between noir (with classic, crackling dialogue to match), sci - fi and a dystopian trip, and I'd recommend reading it twice to get it all straight.
Our broad range of genres includes Crime / Noir, Erotica, Fantasy, Horror, Humor, Literary, Military / War, Non-Fiction, Romance, Sci - Fi, Thriller, Travel, and Young Adult.
Whether this is your first experience with comics or you've been a fan for years, get ready, because comiXology is going to change the way you explore the world of super heroes, sci - fi, crime noir, horror, and more!
Hard - boiled noir meets electrifying sci - fi in SPENCER & LOCKE # 3!
There are three stories being told here: a whimsical 3D platformer in which a fox and a bear try to save their pet dragon; a noir point - and - click adventure; and a sci - fi puzzle platformer starring a cute little robot who looks a little like one of the trademark PlayStation PlayRoom robots.
From there, the noir stylings get a little more sci - fi: Our doomed gumshoe has been brought back to life using advanced 3D - printing technology.
The ensemble's lo - fi synth - infused «re-scores» are reminiscent of the noir thrillers, monster movies, and spaghetti westerns that inspire them, with everything from Middle Eastern flare to garage rock jams thrown in the mix.
Here we see classic Star Wars iconography transformed into vintage travel posters, retro war propaganda, classic sci - fi and even noir inspired prints.
The experimental sci - fi film noir will be powered by code, programmed exclusively for the project, which edits the film in real time culling from a server loaded with over 2,000 film clips, sounds, and narration.
A «New Wave - futurist - noir,» the story follows the observations and surveillance of a geophysicist code writer obliged to remain in City - A, a dystopian sci - fi metropolis where nouveau - riche capitalists preside over the dregs of communism.