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Author of PHASERS ON STUN! and THE SPICE MUST FLOW from @duttonbooks. Features editor at @inversedotcom. Writer for @MensJournal. Opinions here are my own.
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43 Years Later, Sam Neill Got Closer To Playing James Bond Than You Might’ve Thought

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By Ryan Britt Verified
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Fremantle Media/Shutterstock The legendary actor, Sam Neill, has sadly passed away at the age of 78. Known to science fiction and fantasy fans as Dr. Grant in the Jurassic Park franchise, the horror cult classic Event Horizon, and as the wizard Merlin, Neill’s talent was boundless. And, if you’re looking to take a deep dive into the incredible career of Neill, you could of course, watch any of those famous films or even his lesser-known WWII drama, The Blood of Others.
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Secret Taylor Sheridan Show Could Be a Scottish Prequel to ‘Yellowstone’ Original

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By Ryan Britt Verified
| Men's Journal Verified
It seems that Taylor Sheridan has another new TV series, and this one is very different than anything we’ve seen before.
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65 years ago, one clunky Irwin Allen movie changed science fiction forever

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By Ryan Britt Verified
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Ryan Britt The best part of watching the 1961 film Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea is seeing the future unfold. As its own piece of pop culture art, it's hard to say that Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea holds up.
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