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Weird-ass sci-fi; bloody hands; our dark present

Vaulting magma; 70mm in PDX; something completely unknown

Wizards; Satan; how to start an interstellar revolution 

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A selection of work at The Believer, StarTrek.com, WIRED, Reactor, io9, The Stranger, the Portland Mercury, and more.

Erik Henriksen's journalism portfolio

"It is meditative," Roger Ebert wrote, in 1997, of Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey. "It does not cater to us, but wants to inspire us, enlarge us. Nearly 30 years after it was made, it has not dated in any important detail." For Ebert, 2001…

Every time the 70mm print of 2001 will roll at the Hollywood, NW Projection's Joel Miller will be in the projection booth, monitoring the film's focus and sound even as he swaps out heavy reels of film every 20 minutes.

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The Hollywood Theatre brings 70mm back to Portland