MGM has revealed a new "First Look" featurette for sci-fi film Landscape with Invisible Hand, an impressively unique feature from filmmaker Cory Finley (of Thoroughbreds and Bad Education previously).

Had Greta Gerwig and David Lynch collaborated on “Independence Day,” the result might have been a lot like “Landscape With Invisible Hand,” a slyly subversive sci-fi satire that packs a ...

Landscape employs a classic sci-fi role reversal, casting the bizarrely-shaped alien Vuuv as a galactic superpower and an American suburb as a poor, unfortunate land of the global South.

Inspired by Halo, this stunning sci-fi landscape is a real-time render from Unreal Engine. Story by 3D World staff • 2mo. J ames Naughton is an environment artist from Manchester in the UK.

You don’t see too many science fiction comedy-dramas heading into movie theaters these days – or any days, quite frankly – so that alone is cause to celebrate the arrival of “Landscape ...

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Review: When aliens land, humanity quickly folds in sci-fi satire 'Landscape With Invisible Hand' Michael Rechtshaffen. Fri, August 18, 2023 at 11:08 PM UTC. 3 min read.

With an intrusive, zither-laced score further hammering home the 1950s sci-fi vibe, “Landscape with Invisible Hand” becomes increasingly preachy down the home stretch, ...

This allows Landscape with Invisible Hand to widen its scope while maintaining a small scale, using the Campbell home as the stage for a mixed bag of scenes depicting the brave-new-world foibles ...

"Landscape With Invisible Hands" is director Cory Finley's first feature in four years and is a sci-fi romantic adventure. ... “Landscape With Invisible Hand” hits theaters Aug. 18. Read Next ...

Watching sci-fi evolve on the small screen has been a thrilling ride for fans of the genre. Each decade, beginning from the 1950s, has left an indelible mark on television, but there’s something ...