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5 Epic Sci-Fi Books That Could Officially Give Apple TV Its Next Franchise (opens the original)
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Almost seven years after its inception, Apple TV has firmly established itself as the home of prestige science fiction. What began with the ambitious, high-budget cinematic storytelling of For All Mankind and See evolved with the patient pacing and serialized depth of the unapologetically cerebral Foundation and Severance, and set a new standard for high-concept world-building with Silo and Dark Matter. Trusting its audience to follow intricate details as they unfold not over episodes but across
Apple TV’s Newest Serial Killer Thriller Officially Rewrites the Genre (opens the original)
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Stephen Graham is a force of nature. An exceptionally versatile character actor, his fierce emotional intensity and authentic vulnerability let him move effortlessly between calculated restraint and explosive volatility, and make even the quietest moments feel charged. But in the upcoming Apple TV crime thriller Nocturne, he's set to take on an entirely different kind of role than we've seen before, portraying a "diabolically cunning" serial killer, and it could prove to be his most jaw-dropping
‘Black Mirror’ Meets ‘The Man in the High Castle’ in Apple TV’s Near-Perfect 2-Season Sci-Fi Series (opens the original)
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Much like how a fable internalizes a moral lesson, the best science fiction doesn't use its core mechanisms to escape reality but to get closer to its truths. Using the fantastic as a lens to examine the fundamental aspects of human nature enables a clarity impossible to achieve with realism, as looking at life straight on doesn't account for what we don't fully admit to ourselves. In Apple TV's Dark Matter, the fantastic lens is the multiverse and quantum physics, used to make an abstract, inte
5 Cyberpunk Novels That Could Actually Work Better on TV (opens the original)
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Before algorithms, megacorporations, and smart technology invaded every aspect of modern life, cyberpunk warned it was coming. Born as a catchy short story title by Bruce Bethke and championed as a movement by editor Gardner Dozois, cyberpunk found its anchor as a science fiction subgenre in William Gibson’s 1984 novel Neuromancer. But four decades later, reality is virtually indistinguishable from the patented high tech, low life dystopias of cyberpunk, and its tales of gritty countercultures f
Netflix Is Turning One of the Decade’s Biggest Murder Mystery Books Into a New Crime Series (opens the original)
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Netflix may have just found its next great franchise, and it's coming from a familiar cozy-crime place. Richard Osman, the best-selling author behind last year's star-studded The Thursday Night Murder Club, is once again teaming up with the streamer to bring his latest book series to life. But this time around, there won't be a two-hour runtime capping the action; instead, We Solve Murders is currently in development to become a television series. By creating an account, you agree to our Terms o
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