Articles about Moon

When you think sci-fi movies, you might think of the low, swirling drone of a lightsaber. You might think of a DeLorean barreling through a parking lot at 88mph and vanishing into thin air as it leaves a trail of fire in its wake. You might think of Sigourney Weaver going toe to toe with an Alien Queen in a badass power-loader. You might even think of "Khaaaaaaan!" or "I know Kung-Fu."

We don't. We're Way…Too…sophisticated for that (buh-dum-psh!)

Trailers often reveal too much about a movie. But what happens when they don't?

We bet at least some of these will be new even to dedicated movie fans...and you'll be glad you found them

Young whippersnapper and "Moonrise Kingdom" kid Jared Gilman picks his 5 top films for @rottentomatoes; strong choices

Moon (2009) is a love letter to the science fiction movies that director Duncan Jones grew up watching. One of the central reasons the film succeeds, attests blogger Dallas King is its subtly readable costume design by Jane Petrie. A look at those costumes here.

Produced by the artist David Kirby & inspired by movies, the Film Collection comprises of 25 pieces that are 'pictographic' in style and instantly iconic. (click link below to view all)

A look at the 10 best films that focus (primarily) on only one character.

Two movies done by the same director: "Moon" and "Source Code." Both are, beat for beat, done in the same way. An article examines this occurance.

Interview with "Source Code" director Duncan Jones.

The story of how "Source Code" came together after a meet-and-greet between Jones and Gyllenhaal. Also chronicled is the lengthy development process by screenwriter Ben Ripley.