David Mitchell’s metaphysical 2004 novel “Cloud Atlas” encompasses six different time periods joined together by themes and incidents that mirror each other in wildly different contexts, a layering ...

The World Meteorological Society announce that it is recognizing 12 new cloud-related features in its latest update to the International Cloud Atlas, released this week. These will be the first ...

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The 2000s were an interesting moment for sci-fi. The internet was rapidly transforming everyday life, and technology was improving in leaps and bounds across the board. Authors responded with a ...

It'll be difficult not to dip into hyperbole, but that's what you get with something as ambitious as Cloud Atlas, a film that easily leads the year as most daring and bar none the most satisfying ...

It's sure to be epic but don't expect Lord of the Rings-like returns from Cloud Atlas. Exhibitor Relations expects the film will earn only $12.5 million this weekend which should rank it only the ...

Adam Chitwood is a former Managing Editor at Collider, where he covered film and television with a focus on interviews, features, and industry analysis. Lana and Andy Wachowski have been largely ...

Asperatus — the first "new" type of cloud in decades — is about to get the recognition it deserves in the latest edition of the International Cloud Atlas, the world's top reference book for clouds.

Of the six stories in six time frames that are cut into small pieces and deftly dovetailed in “Cloud Atlas,” one—that of the present day—is like a shield to render the movie critic-proof: a plotline ...

It's getting to be the end of the year, so lists of the best and worst films, performances and everything from 2012 are going to be trickling onto the internet. Yesterday, TIME magazine was the first ...