J.J Abrams

A Brief History of Lens Flare – From Mistake to Mark of Authenticity to Annoyance?

James Franco will star in Stephen King’s Kennedy Assassination drama for Hulu

“Star Wars Episode VII” has an official title

Perfectly perfect in every way: Lost’s best episodes, by season

Hulu Orders J.J. Abrams-produced Mini-Series Based on Stephen King’s Kennedy-Assassination Novel ’11/22/63′

Is the Boring Gateway Character Worth It?

Through This Lens: J.J. Abrams’ ‘Star Trek: Into Darkness’

Believe, Ep. 1.01, “Pilot” is a good start

Almost Human’s first season fails to live up to the show’s potential

Star Trek, Star Wars & Avatar; Putting Sci-Fi Into Darkness

Alien Invasion Month: ‘Super 8’

Status at the Half: Best Movies of 2013 So Far

Listen to J.J. Abrams on Howard Stern

‘Star Trek Into Darkness’ is somewhat underwhelming and heavily reliant on mimicry

Revolution, Ep. 1.14: “The Night the Lights went out in Georgia” goes beyond the Monroe Republic borders while revealing more about the nanites

Revolution, Ep 1.11: “The Stand” is a strong return for the show, with some unexpected turns

PaleyFest 2013: Watch the full panel for ‘Revolution’

Forecasting the Force Part One: The New ‘Star Wars’ Trilogy

Fringe, Ep. 5.12-13, “Liberty”/”An Enemy of Fate”: Heavy-handed finale delivers with character, if not plot

Revolution, Ep 1.10: “Nobody’s Fault But Mine” leads the show into the hiatus by emphasizing many of its strengths

Revolution, Ep 1.08: “Ties that Bind” gives some much needed backstory to a major character

Revolution, Ep 1.06: “Sex and Drugs” opts for world-building at the expense of moving the story forward

Revolution, Ep 1.04: “The Plague Dogs” is a thrilling episode despite little story progression