Exploring Humanity Through Sci-Fi

Welcome to another exciting episode of "Sci-Fi Talk Podcast". Today, we're diving into the complexities of reality, both virtual and real, as we discuss the intriguing new film, "Levels". This film explores the intersection of a virtual world and our tangible existence, all wrapped around a compelling love story akin to a modern-day "Romeo and Juliet". Joining me are some incredible guests: Kara Gee, known for her role in "The Expanse" as Ash, Peter Mooney, who guest starred in "Winonna Earp" and plays Joe, and special effects maestro turned director Adam Stern, who has worked on "Falling Skies" and "Childhood's End". They share their insights on the film's themes of humanity, the essence of existence, and the challenges of portraying complex emotional connections in a high-tech narrative. Stay tuned as we explore the depth of their performances, the intricacies of the film’s world-building, and discuss what it means to truly be human in an age where technology blurs the lines of our reality. "Levels" hits theaters and streaming platforms on November 1st. If you’re a fan of thought-provoking sci-fi that takes you to another realm, this episode is for you. Let’s dive in! Subscribe To Sci-Fi Talk Plus For A One Year Free Trial

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News on Venom The Last Dance, Is Dune Prophecy In The Same Universe as the movies, God Of War series on Prime, Blade gets delayed again, Empire Polls directors on AI, Tim Curry's return, Penguin sets a new milestone, Gamora afterthoughts, Amy Adams praises Henry Cavill and new Lois Lane, Lists on Horror for Cult movies, best scary scenes, and the worst movies. Subscribe To Sci-Fi Talk Plus A Low 1.99 per month for podcasts and videos   

I dive into the mind-bending concept of Quantum Suicide, a thought experiment proposed by physicist Max Tegmark in 1997. Joining me to unpack this fascinating theory is Gerrit Van Woudenberg, the director of the film "Quantum Suicide." We'll discuss the scientific basis of the theory, explore the human obsession that drives the film's protagonist, and learn about the challenges and triumphs of bringing this complex idea to the big screen. Whether you're a quantum mechanics enthusiast or simply curious about the boundaries of our reality, this episode promises to challenge your perceptions and ignite your imagination. Subscribe To Sci-Fi Talk Plus for a One Year Free Trial and A Low Forever Monthly Price

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In today's episode, a big rumor about Doctor Who, the impressive performance of The Penguin TV series, and what could be a huge opening for Venom at the box office. Jeff Goldblum bids farewell to Ian Malcolm in the Jurassic Park franchise, and the casting of  new Green Lanterns. We also dive into reviews and discussions on The Legend of Lara Croft, Strange New Worlds, and much more. Plus, a look at some must-read books, iconic fantasy movies, unforgettable Sci-Fi movie openings, and games that might just remind you of Skyrim. Subscribe To Sci-Fi Talk Plus with a low forever price per month and a free one year trial