science fiction films

Called to the neutral zone to help negotiate peace between the Romulans and the Federation, Picard and the crew of the Enterprise are confronted by the mysterious Shinzon, a man who claims to be Picard's clone.

Includes both Jurassic Park and the Lost World in widescreen.

Godzilla returns in a brand new movie that ignores all preceding movies, except the original, with a brand new look and a powered up atomic ray.

Examines science fiction literature and film produced in the United States from 1945 to the 1980s in an effort to discern the parallels between the genre and the Cold War.

Presents a guide to the Jedi Order, including the Sith's history, levels of training, lightsabers, Jedi Knights, and the Dark Force, with handwritten "notes" throughout it from well-known members such Obi-wan Kenobi, Luke Skywalker, and Darth Sidious.

A history of science fiction films illustrated with photographs from many of the films.

Profiles twenty movie monsters from cinematic history, including the Blob, Christopher Lee as Dracula, King Kong, Jaws, Nosferatu, the zombies from "Night of the Living Dead," and others.

Describes weapons which are used in science fiction stories such as Star Wars, "War of the World" by H.G. Wells, and biological weapons such as a virus. Also discusses real weapons used in real military operations such as laser, electromagnetic beams, and a PhaSR rifle for temporarily blinding enemy troops. Is accompanied by unique photographs.

Introduces children to classic science fiction novels, comics, television shows, films, and characters, including Buck Rogers, Flash Gordon, Star Trek, and Star Wars.