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There's a lot of things coming up to celebrate. It's Christmas! It's Hanukkah! It's Kwanzaa! It's New Year! It's the end of 2020 at last! It's the tenth birthday of SFF.SE! It's ... time to start ...

Update: The Winning Picture is Galaxy Quest. Date: October 6, 2017 11:00 PM GMT Do you have a favourite movie? It's time to drag it through the dirt. For this movie night, parodies of any fantasy or ...

The theme of July's movie night will be: Robots! 🤖 Your film should significantly involve, or be about, robots. At least one of them. Possibly, but not necessarily, giant robots. Mechas are counted. ...

Seeing that the scores seem to have settled, it's time to announce the winner - Pan's Labyrinth (El Laberinto Del Fauno), proposed by doppelgreener. In 1944 Spain young Ofelia and her ailing mother ...

After an exhaustive search for our preferred "Post Apocalyptic" film, we have a firm winner; Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind. We'll be watching together on Saturday 13th May at 10pm UTC (11pm BST, ...

After an extensive search for the site's favourite TNG episode, the single highest voted episode was ThunderForge's suggestion, "The Inner Light". We'll watch together in the Mos Eisley chatroom on ...

The clear winner in our quest to select a 'Ladies Night' movie (with 20 upvotes and an additional three bonus points for being nominated by a female user, having a main female character and passing ...

Update. At midnight the votes were counted and verified by our judges. The clear winner with 23 points (20 upvotes + 3 bonus points) is MissMonicaE's The Terminator. I'll be creating a new post ...

Movie Night seems to have been a bit quiet recently, so to get things going again I'm nominating the single finest science fiction film ever made as our March Movie night film. That's right people, we'...

Over the past few years we've had several "In Memoriam" posts regarding figures that are of iconic importance to the SFF:SE community. Given that these posts seem to be generally well received by the ...

Our recent movie nights have been dominated by a new release, a terrible film, and a few other terrible films. What we haven't had much of lately is the second F in SF&F.... So without further ...

Completing our triple bill of terrible comic book films is 2015's universally-panned Fantastic Four. Mustering a whopping 9% on Rotten Tomatoes, one of the site's resident critics declares it to be a ...

As promised, we'll be watching the 1966 Batman film, one of the winners of our terrible comic book movie vote. This slapstick take on the caped crusader stars Adam West as Batman, Burt Ward as Robin, ...

Continuing our latest line of movie nights focused on terrible films, we invite you to nominate your favourite TERRIBLE comic book film for a group viewing! Your suggestion should be: based on a ...

Arguably, the biggest event in science fiction this past year (or perhaps even the last several years) has been the theatrical release of Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens. Now that the film ...