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Somehow, we’re already at the finale of the first season on Krypton, with episode 10: The Phantom Zone.  (BEWARE! This review contains SPOILERS!)

The resistance lurches on, attempting to regain control on Krypton, with episode 9: Hope.  (BEWARE! This review contains SPOILERS!)

The fightback continues on Krypton, with episode 8: Savage Night.  (BEWARE! This review contains SPOILERS!)

Things aren’t going to plan for the conspirators, and there’s a twist in this week’s Krypton, with episode 7: Transformation.  (BEWARE! This review contains SPOILERS!)

With co-conspirators in place, the Vex plan is about to be launched in Krypton episode 6: Civil Wars.  (BEWARE! This review contains SPOILERS!)

Krypton continues to lay out its foundations this week, with episode 5: House of Zod, giving us some backstory to the second most well-known Kryptonian family. (BEWARE! This review contains SPOILERS!)

Krypton returns this week, with episode 4: The Word of Rao, and a decent amount of key plot elements that will become critical as the series progresses. (BEWARE! This review contains SPOILERS!)

Focused more on action, and less on the politics, Krypton tries its hand at a touch of social commentary this week, in episode 3: The Rankless Initiative. (BEWARE! SPOILERS!)

With most of the difficult world-establishing work of a pilot out of the way, Krypton can now start to stretch its legs, in episode 2: House of El. (BEWARE! SPOILERS!)

Away from the DC universe currently being explored by The CW, there is now a new story being told by SYFY, in Krypton. (BEWARE! SPOILERS!)

Elysium: The Art of the Film is a beautiful coffee table book devoted to the art, cinematography, and design of the 2013 Blomkamp film. It is a sturdy hardcover with stunning photos, drawings, and insight into the decisions behind the film. If you enjoyed both of Neill Blomkamp’s films, you will enjoy having access to the behind-the-scenes process this art of the film book reveals.

While Oblivion is pleasant enough to watch, it is impressively disappointing. The plot elements promise a love story, a misunderstood war, and a big bad climax. Though each of these points are presented, it takes a long, scenic route that borders on dull. Cinematically, it’s rather stunning; it’s the superficial character and plot development that is wanting.