Note: Blogger glitched at the wrong moment and erased most of yesterday’s original post, so I’ve reconstructed it from what little remained ...

When awareness comes, I'm sitting in a four-person cubicle, one person intended for each quarter. But there are only two other people he...

YouTube user dyna74 has created and published a series of adaptations of the first few Star Trek feature films, using action figures to re...

A few days ago , I wrote about my Letterboxd Pro subscription and the cool stats it generates about my film-viewing habits. This is anot...

Entertainment websites are reporting that rumours about Bryan Fuller's vision for the new Star Trek television series were apparently ...

Few people share my view that Star Trek: The Motion Picture is the best of the Star Trek films, and I won't regurgitate my arguments fo...

Well, that's what it looks like to me, anyway. I shot this at Amanda and Mike's wedding Saturday night.

Here I am sometime back in the late 1970s reading Steven Spielberg's novelization of his screenplay for Close Encounters of the Third ...

Last night Sylvia and I went downtown to enjoy the tremendous musical talent of the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra as they rolled out a select...

Back in 1987, budding moviemakers didn't have access to Photoshop of AfterEffects. We had to make do with plastic model kits, sparklers ...

Exceedingly clever video from a British (?) bloke who matches, nearly shot-for-shot, the "leaving drydock" sequence from Star Tr...

Site of the former Gaiety Theatre, Leduc, Alberta - December 25, 2009 Thirty years ago this month, I saw Star Trek: The Motion Picture f...