I don't know about you, gentle reader, but I tend to avoid lists. You know the kind I'm talking about? Things like "The Top 10 Robots In Films" or "The Best Three SciFi Films You've Never Seen" tend to be almost entirely driven by the writer's subjective experience: what one person likes isn't always indicative of anything (especially quality), and while there may be some interesting observations in the general article or two the whole premise of ranking what's available in entertainment only lasts so long ... inevitably, something else comes along that impacts the list, and then the reader and writer have to start the process all over again.
Now, there are lists I promote from time-to-time, such as the case in this article from Screen Rant. (link) Writer Lauren Coates is simply trying to give readers a heads-up as to what Science Fiction films are due at the box office in 2020, and it's this kind of information that -- while still being somewhat subjective -- provides the age-old journalist pledge to "inform" readers. Nothing more. Nothing less.
So if you're in the market this morning for a little research into things to come, then I'd encourage you to give it a read. As you know, SciFi tends to be pretty big box office these days, and Coates' polite summation might just have you working up an appetite.
As always, thanks for reading ... and live long and prosper!
Now, there are lists I promote from time-to-time, such as the case in this article from Screen Rant. (link) Writer Lauren Coates is simply trying to give readers a heads-up as to what Science Fiction films are due at the box office in 2020, and it's this kind of information that -- while still being somewhat subjective -- provides the age-old journalist pledge to "inform" readers. Nothing more. Nothing less.
So if you're in the market this morning for a little research into things to come, then I'd encourage you to give it a read. As you know, SciFi tends to be pretty big box office these days, and Coates' polite summation might just have you working up an appetite.
As always, thanks for reading ... and live long and prosper!
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