The Matrix

SciFi Rewind Episode 6 – The Matrix – Free Your Mind

by Scott on April 27, 2011

On this SciFi Rewind, Scott, Miles, and Kevin are rewatch The Matrix and do a pretty thorough discussion on it. Listeners share their thoughts as well. You can join in the conversation by watching The Matrix: Reloaded and The Animatrix by May 17th and sending in your feedback. If you want to share your SciFi Rewind with us and have us talk about it on the show or if you want to comment on our rewinds, please e-mail us at scifirewind@gmail.com (you can attach an mp3 audio file if you want) or call us at 18885084343.

Tagged as: The Matrix

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SciFi Diner Conversations 20 – Listeners Talk About The Event, SGU, and Outcasts. How do you feel about major actors taking on Superhero roles?

April 7, 2011

Jason, one of our listeners, starts off this listener feedback show with a question that is sure to spark debate: how do you feel about “big named” actors/actresses in SciFi/Superhero movies? We push out the question a little, but are saving our thoughts for the next response show. We hear your thoughts on 17th Precinct, SGU, Fringe, Battle LA, The Event, Wonder Woman’s new outfit, and our Matrix rewatch. We also really want to know what you thought of Sucker Punch if you saw it. The music at the end of the show is from Earthsea.

Tagged as: 17th Precinct, Battle LA, Earthsea., Fringe, SGU, Sucker Punch, The Event, The Matrix, Wonder Woman

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SciFi Diner Podcast Ep. 88 – Tron: Legacy Derezzed

January 3, 2011

Tonight we discuss Tron Legacy. After giving our initial impressions, we discuss the original, whether it was important to have seen the original, and Easter eggs in Legacy for those who have. We move into discussing favorite actors, the plot, the music, the CGI, and basically derez the sucker. Our discuss wraps up by talking about seeing it in 3D versus 2D and whether we think there will be a sequel. We chat about the up and coming Tron animated mini-series (see story below). Some of our listeners had this to say about Tron: Legacy.

Tagged as: Bruce Boxlightner, Jeff Bridges, The Matrix, Tron, Tron: Legacy

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SciFi Diner Podcast Ep. 78 – Our Interview with Catherine Hicks from Star Trek: The Voyage Home, Chucky, and Seventh Heaven.

October 3, 2010

In the Science Fiction Podcast, Miles and Scott interview Catherine Hicks, best known for her work in Star Trek: The Voyage Home, Chucky, and Seventh Heaven. They also cover news stories in the Science Fiction world, some of which include Batman 3, Star Wars in 3D, Nine Inch Nails, and a new J.J. Abrams Show. Miles brings us This Week in Star Trek with a new podcast called Life After Trek, which you just gotta check out. Scott ends with the Scifi Five in Five which covers the top five science fiction movies for non-scifi people.

Tagged as: Avatar, Batman 3, Catherine Hicks, Chucky, Independence Day, J.J. Abrams, Life After Trek, Lost, Nine Inch Nails, Seventh Heaven, Star Trek XI, Star Trek: The Voyage Home, Star Wars in 3D, The Matrix, Wall*E

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SciFi Diner Podcast Ep. 64 – The Yorker’s Top Ten Science Fiction Movies of All Time; Is There Anything good on TV This Summer?

June 10, 2010

Tonight on menu, we serve up The Yorker’s Top Ten Scifi Movies of all time…do we agree? What scifi can you look forward to this summer, some Star wars Trivia, The Heroes Mini-Series, Batman, Crow, and Spider-man news, psychologists deem Darth Vader mentally ill,, George Lucas releases yet another version of Star wars (well at least the Cantina scene), Stra Wars had it in for AT&T, Miles brings you This Week in Star Trek with Nimoy Fringe and Steve Job news, and Scott and Miles give you their top five movies to watch while running on the treadmill in the SciFi Five in Five.

Tagged as: Batman, Crow, Darth Vader, Dr. Who, Eureka, Fringe, George Lucas, Leonard Nimoy, Mission Impossible, SGU, Spider Man, Star Trek, Star Wars Trivia, Stargate Universe, Steve Jobs, Terminator Salvation, The Heroes Mini-Series, The Matrix, Top Ten Scifi Movies, Warehouse 13, Wolverine

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