Category: Science Fiction

POMEGRANATE (2026): Embedding a movie from an official YouTube channel is generally considered safe and legal because you are using the video provider's own authorized sharing tools. This action creates a direct link to the original, licensed source, ensuring the video remains under the control and monetization of the rightful copyright holder. By embedding the official stream rather than downloading and re-hosting the file, you are acting in accordance with YouTube’s Terms of Service and respecting the creator's rights.
Posted in Science Fiction Surrealism

Pomegranate (2026): Machine generation at its best

How to Escape Centuries of Digital Immortality, Trade Your Soul for a Hand-Sewn Memory, and Bring Auteur Storytelling to the AI Era It’s 3:15 AM. My eyes feel like they’ve…

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Marko July 30, 2026
Despite often being mislabeled as public domain on various streaming sites and archives, its copyright was properly registered by Hal Roach Studios on April 12, 1940 (LP9549) and successfully renewed on April 13, 1967 (R408367). Under U.S. copyright law for works published before 1978, a valid renewal grants the work 95 years of protection from its original publication date. Therefore, the film is protected by copyright until January 1, 2036
Posted in Adventure Science Fiction

One Millian B.C. (1940): Prehistoric Camp Classic

How to Make a Dinosaur Movie with Glue, Live Lizards, and a Very Sad Elephant in a Woolly Rug It’s 3:15 AM. My eyes feel like they’ve been rubbed with…

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Marko July 28, 2026
Watch Metropolis (1927)
Posted in Science Fiction

Metropolis (1927): German Expressionist Science-fiction Film

How to Bankrupt a Movie Studio, Invent Sci-Fi, and Make Rich Men with Monocles Lose Their Minds It’s 3:15 AM. My eyes feel like they’ve been rubbed with coarse sandpaper,…

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Marko July 27, 2026