John Carter might have Martians, flying ships and sexy young lads with long hair — but the real star of the show is his giant hound, Woola. So when we sat. Skip to content Gizmodo.

John Carter and the Barsoom series is an iconic masterwork of pulp science fiction action, but author Edgar Rice Burroughs ...

The sci-fi extravaganza "John Carter" -- based on the classic book series by Edgar Rice Burroughs -- is a familiar title. But the leading lady, Lynn Collins, is less well known: The actress, who ...

John Carter and the Barsoom series by Edgar Rice Burroughs holds a lot of cinematic potential, ... The first book to have an actually Martian protagonist sees Tan Hadron, ...

Thus the Martian deity Matai Shang (Mark Strong) explains to the visiting Earthman John Carter (Taylor Kitsch) why his race of gods has bent the minds of Martians toward a malicious end.

Let's get one thing out of the way: John Carter isn't as bad as some were worried it might be. In fact, the movie's pretty good. But that doesn't mean it's great, and the two-hour-plus Martian ...

John Carter To watch "John Carter" is to wonder where one might find the intuitive sense of wonderment and awe director ... (Ray Harryhausen), to bring Burroughs’ various Martian species to ...

In “The Martian,” out Friday, astronaut Mark Watney (Matt Damon) ... John Carter: Taylor Kitsch plays Carter, an Earthling who ends up on Mars and fights many battles.

In the first novel, John Carter is thrown into gladiatorial combat against fearsome Martian creatures and elite warriors. This entire sequence is a very direct inspiration for the arena battle in ...

"John Carter" is certainly energetic and manages to be entertaining most of the time - how could it not be, what with the "white worm" of the title battling Tharks and Therns while flitting ...