As a feat of visual effects, Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow is an unparalleled dazzler -- the Fonzie of sci-fi flicks, so cool that it snaps its fingers and geeks come running.

But for a movie -- with its requirements of story, character and emotion -- cool doesn't quite cut it.
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At last, a movie for people who wake up every morning and say "Hey, it's 2004! Where's my flying car?"

That's Sky Captain And The World Of Tomorrow, the buzz-object of the geek world this week. It's the retro vision of Kerry Conran, a guy obsessed with both the pulp sci-fi novels of the '30s and with a 65-year-old event, the legendary 1939 World's Fair. And it's Hollywood's first-ever feature-length FX action film to essentially be shot in a room and fleshed in with locations, sets and events in post production.
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