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'It's more than a hope, it's a guarantee': The Vera C. Rubin Observatory's 10-year movie of the universe is about to 'blow our minds,' chief scientist Tony Tyson says
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ComicBook.com
· Jul 11, 2026
One of the 1980s’ Most Iconic Cult Sci-Fi Movies Just Quietly Returned with a Sequel
It seems there might always be a sliver of hope when it comes to sequels—even if that hope arrives in an unexpected format over 40 years after the original that inspired it debuted. That just so happens to be the case for the epic sci-fi cult classic that has managed to hold on to a []
National Post
· Jun 23, 2026
Bestselling Canadian author Carley Fortune has never been so busy in her life
It’s a great time to be Carley Fortune. The New York Times-bestselling author’s latest novel Our Perfect Storm has just been released, and the much-buzzed about-Amazon Prime Video series adaptation of her hugely popular bestseller Every Summer After — now titled Every Year After — is set to premiere on the streaming service on June 10. “It’s very overwhelming. But it’s, of course, very exciting,” said Fortune, who has been busy finalizing the first draft []
Irish Mirror
· Jul 6, 2026
Lyra McKee verdict a 'kick in the teeth', says murdered journalist’s partner
Sara Canning said she hopes the 29-year-old’s killer is haunted every waking minute
Variety
· Jul 9, 2026
‘Hope’ Trailer: Giant Alien Monsters, Crashing Spaceships and Wild Gun Battles Create Carnage in Neon’s Insane Korean Sci-Fi Action-Thriller
The full trailer for Na Hong-Jin’s “Hope” is finally here ahead of its Sep. 9 U.S. release with Neon and it’s got a little something for everyone. Well, at least everyone who enjoys their films with massive alien monsters, giant spaceships plummeting from the sky and ludicrously-paced over-the-top action sequences. The buzzy, balls-to-the-wall sci-fi action-thriller []
CBC News
· Jul 7, 2026
Obsession becomes highest-grossing film with budget under $1M US
Obsession got what it wished for and more. The 2025 horror film has broken the record for highest-grossing film with a less than 1-million US budget with box office receipts of over 400 million US. That puts it ahead of the 1973 Bruce Lee classic Enter the Dragon, which grossed 400 million US on a 750,000 US budget.
Jezebel
· Jul 7, 2026
Five Hollywood Juggernauts ... That All Got Boat Raced by Obsession
Some really impressive, big-budget movies have come out this year ... and gotten creamed by Obsession, which was made for 750,000.
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Related coverage for " 'It's more than a hope, it's a guarantee': The Vera C. Rubin Observatory's 10-year movie of the universe is about to 'blow our minds,' chief scientist Tony Tyson says ": ComicBook.com — One of the 1980s’ Most Iconic Cult Sci-Fi Movies Just Quietly Returned with a Sequel. National Post — Bestselling Canadian author Carley Fortune has never been so busy in her life. Irish Mirror — Lyra McKee verdict a 'kick in the teeth', says murdered journalist’s partner. Variety — ‘Hope’ Trailer: Giant Alien Monsters, Crashing Spaceships and Wild Gun Battles Create Carnage in Neon’s Insane Korean Sci-Fi Action-Thriller. CBC News — Obsession becomes highest-grossing film with budget under $1M US. Jezebel — Five Hollywood Juggernauts ... That All Got Boat Raced by Obsession