War of the Worlds rarely offers meaningful advice. It seemed content to watch me grow tired of its looping narration, music, and clumsy getting around.

H.G. Wells’ The War of the Worlds has been a cornerstone of the science-fiction genre for 126 years and counting, and in that time its adaptations have run the gamut of entertainment mediums.

are the only proof you have that your TV isn't broken. For roughly 75% of its running time, "War of the Worlds" is a stone-cold, end-of-the-world classic.

The story of the "War of the Worlds" that explodes onto movie screens this Wednesday was first published in England, in 1898. A prophetic and terrifying tale even then, it was written by H.G ...

There is no doubt that War of the Worlds still stands as one of the best and strongest of the science-fiction movies of it’s day. While it might lack punch when sitting next to it’s ...

'War of the Worlds' has become a huge part of local folklore in that part of the state, so anything touching on the subject of UFOs is going to remind people of the broadcast.

Slate. 28 October 2013. Schwartz, A. Brad. Broadcast Hysteria: Orson Welles's War of the Worlds and the Art of Fake News. New York: Macmillan, 2015. ISBN 0-809-03161-2. The New York Times.

The War of the Worlds adapts H.G. Wells' classic novel into a visually appealing platformer that unfortunately falls short in a number of key areas. By Britton Peele on November 14, 2011 at 6:27PM PST ...

When I asked Socolow about his assessment, he was quick to rattle off four names of other researchers who had come to similar conclusions about the War of the Worlds broadcast, even before his ...

An American Experience documentary on “War of the Worlds” airs Tuesday night, October 29th, on PBS (9 p.m. east coast time. Check it out. It’s really quite entertaining and richly informative.