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Even it tell us about the creation of Parisian Moulin Rouge, obviously it is a fiction story (and not very original by the way, as it fall down in the very well know moral that the show must go on).
A film like Privilege must have seemed almost like science fiction when released in 1967, so fantastic was its premise.
After his earlier movie "Videodrome", which definitely shows similarities to this movie, director David Cronenberg again ventures himself in the world of virtual reality, in which truth and fiction mix.
It provoked me into researching to find out if this is a truth based movie, but to my disappointment, it is a novel based film, seemingly fiction.
The story is personal, and at times sentimental, and is supported by strong digital animation and narration that involves the viewer in this science fiction story.
Luc Besson's first work is also his first foray in science fiction, a genre to which he will return fourteen years later with "the Fifth Element" (1997).
Back in 1983, "le Dernier Combat" reveals Besson's own approach of science fiction.
This isn't completely untrue, but it's as much of shocker fiction as Chuck Palahniuk's books are.
At a few points in the film, it becomes clear that it is a work of complete fiction, but that illusion was protracted for an amazing amount of time.
Something I think some people miss about great science fiction is that it predicts some part of the future.
After 66 years "Flash Gordon" still has an appealing scifi/adventure/epic feel that many of today's science fiction adventures strive for and fail to deliver.
The show's writers, cast and crew have proven themselves the unambiguous masters of the science fiction genre.
John tells the story of how he grew up (probably some fact and fiction) and adds hilarious stories in the midst.
This film is a metafictional study of the artist's judgement in the creation of his fictional world; of how an artist can attempt to remake life -- even his own -- thru his art, even as he cannot escape the knowledge that, no matter how he involves himself in his story, it is still fiction and he is still outside of his remade world, still burdened with its unreality and the reality of the life he has tried to artistically remake.
Both formats have an underlying form of fiction and are never a true reflection of reality as producers seek to reconstruct and narrate stories in their perspectives.
This is the question that astronauts Roy Thinnes and Ian Hendry ask themselves when they discover a parallel world of Earth always hidden on the far side of the sun in this 1969 cult science fiction melodrama, released here in America as JOURNEY TO THE FAR SIDE OF THE SUN.
However, once it set in to familiar Henson territory with the wry sense of humor, the unique and enduring characters, and the compelling story combined to create an excellent piece of science fiction.
With excellent special effects, moderate make-up, and puppets and robots that exceed the Henson standard of perfection; as well as a very well written story, and character driven plot, FarScape looks to be a fantastically original, creative, and clever science fiction series.
The crucifixion of "Joe" by a Japanese officer for stealing chickens to feed the women is probably fiction, but the cruelty of the Japanese in dealing with prisoners is certainly a matter of record.
To get beyond that, one need only put aside the history book, and enjoy the story as if it were a work of fiction.
His screen-presence has such a force that you forget that this is fiction.
After years and years of witnessing gruesome horror sequences, it becomes hard for Lucio to separate reality from fiction and he often hallucinates about committing violent murders.
This is a really great film in the pulp fiction genre with a touch of film noir thrown in.
If you read the plot outline, "a psychotherapist journeys inside a comatose serial killer in the hopes of saving his latest victim", you might think it's a thriller with a touch of science fiction.
I rented it thinking it was science fiction (it was in the sci-fi section with some totally misleading blurb), but quite clearly it is not.
If you're a science fiction fan, and you've only seen this movie once, please, PLEASE go and treat yourself to a second viewing.
First time I saw it, I didn't know if it was a fiction...
Not only unique for its time but one of the greatest Science fiction films of all time.
Just down-to-earth fiction to stimulate our minds along the lines of terrorism, and what-ifs.
These days, I watch almost exclusively, worthwhile true stories because they are typically far more interesting than fiction.
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