Fun colorful drawings always attract kids; that is until science comics emerged as a distinctive method to introduce science and technology.
Hollywood produced twice the Greek myth of "Princess Andromeda", which every astronomer, amateur astronomer, or sky observer recalls while looking at the Andromeda Constellation.
The past years put us face-to-face with the challenge of using our time wisely; this has been an excellent opportunity to make the most of it, but were we good keepers and users?
A cautionary tale that takes place several hundred years in the future, “WALL‑E” reflects how, if misused, technology can ruin our life instead of improving it.
If you were stranded on a remote island, all alone, and could only take five things with you, what would they be?
One sobering and undeniable example of a prognostication that became a reality is the plot of the pandemic-based blockbuster movie Contagion, released in 2011, in relation to the COVID19 pandemic, which hit the world in late 2019.
Although Interstellar is a science-fiction movie, it does not depart from reality entirely; it introduces people to Theoretical Physics.
Look up in the sky! It is not a bird! It is not a plane! It is not even a superhero! It is a flying house!
There are emotions we have all shared: joy, fear, anger, disgust, and sadness. Ever wonder where all those emotions really live?
“I am the Lorax, and I Speak For the Trees!”
The mysterious powers and connotations of the elements inspired screen writers and directors to create a number of remarkable works, one of which is Luc Besson’s 1997 production “The Fifth Element”.
Most of us know the hilarious Egyptian play or the American musical, My Fair Lady; based on Shaw’s masterpiece, Pygmalion, which displays the connection between language and society.
Mental illness is a rich source for movie plots; when your brain no longer follows your commands, could be a nightmare sprung to life!
If you are bored and would like to take a journey with your kids into an amazing fantasy world, I would advise you to watch The Croods.
Inspired by a true story about the extraordinary life of the Noble prize winner John Nash.