Ender's Game

Get out your laser pistols and futuristic tablet games, we're reviewing Ender's Game!

In the future, after a battle with an alien race that's killed tens of millions, the International Military is training children to become the next soldiers and commanders. Colonel Graff (Harrison Ford) believes Ender (Asa Butterfield) might be the soldier who can finally put an end to the alien threat.

Sketched TV: Defiance

Get out your good make-up and bad cgi, we're reviewing Defiance!

I want her to have more to do. Make her the main character instead of Nolan!

In the near future, Earth has been taken over and changed by the Votan, a collection of different races of aliens from another star system. Nolan(Grant Bowler) and Irisa(Stephanie Leonidas) are two scavengers looking for fortune, when they're troubles take them to the small town of Defiance.

Dredd

Get out your future guns and trippy drugs, we're reviewing Dredd!

In a dystopian future ruled by chaos, the only law around is the Judges.  Judge Dredd(Karl Urban) is tasked with showing a rookie Judge, Anderson(Olivia Thirlby), who's a powerful Psychic, the ropes. When they get called in to investigate a multiple homicide at a slum called Peace Trees, they find themselves locked in a war with a the violent drug lord Ma-Ma(Lena Heady) who's the dealer of a new drug that changes the way the brain sees time.  Can they make it out alive?

Quick TV Review: Motorcity

Motorcity is a new animation on Disney XD from Titmouse, creators of Metalocalypse and behind such animations as Megas XLR, The Avatar opening, and Scott Pilgrim vs. the Animation.  It's a crazy cartoon about a futuristic detroit where kids in souped-up cars battle a megalomanic with giant robots.  If that's not enough to get you excited, it's a combination of Hot Wheels, Megas XLR, the Gorillaz animated music videos, Speed Racer and it features Mark Hamill! Also it strangely reminds me of Spider-Man Unlimited and Beast Machines, mostly from the futuristic overlord sense. But it's really good and you should check it out! It's on iTunes right now and hopefully they will be coming out with more soon. Also, animators should check out some of the behind-the-scenes clips.