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- Looking Back in Anger: Danny Boyle's 28 Days Later, by Walter Chaw
(6/30/03)
- Review.
- [T]he culprit of the piece doesn't reveal itself to be the predators, but mankind in all its supercilious aggression.
- Foundations: Hal Clement's Heavy Planet and A.E. Van Vogt's The World of Null-A, by Walter Chaw
(6/9/03)
- Review.
- Courageous and respectful of its audience, The World of Null-A is challenging and entertaining where Mission of Gravity is mostly just entertaining.
- Quickening New Births: George Zebrowski's Swift Thoughts, by Walter Chaw
(9/30/02)
- Review.
- Obsessed with the idea that the separation between mind and fundament will eventually incite a civil war in the body politic, Zebrowski presents an ambitious variety of cautionary tales about the dangers and morality of artificial intelligence.
- The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, by Walter Chaw
(12/19/01)
- Review.
- Jackson has translated nearly every element of Tolkien's universe, from a vast, sprawling history implied in the language and the actions of its multi-specied characters, to a completely immersive fantasy realm with nary a seam to spoil the illusion, to a quest that's worthy of epic attention.
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