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The whole movie put together just can't decide if it's supposed to be science fiction, a comedy or just a parody of the Allison Hayes classic.
Whether intentional or not, I've noticed shades of "Death Bed" in everything from the "Phantasm" films to Michele Soavi's "Cemetery Man" to the magic-realism/slipstream fiction of authors such as Kelly Link.
Never mind Kafka's fiction, think more the recent killing of the innocent Brazilian in London in 2005, with the Head of the Metropolitan police still in his job and no-one tried for the poor man's murder.
This is not a "great" film, but it is one of those rare films that has such a great combination of memorable characters taken through "truth is stranger than fiction" type surreal events that I couldn't help but love it.
Then again, it IS fiction.
It's fiction.
It's no big "Star Wars" type production but more quiet science fiction that one has to think about a bit.
This is one of the very best films i've seen in ages... it's right up there with the likes of trainspotting and pulp fiction.
The influences of other science fiction and thriller movies and stories are evident throughout this film.
It was such an early effort to make a science fiction movie combined with scientific facts.
There is something about true stories that makes them so much more interesting than fiction.
I guess it is the fact that truth has always been stranger than fiction.
I'd been hoping for years someone would make a science fiction program with the emphasis on the thrill of discovery rather than aliens, laser gun fights and other Hollywood 'boogieman' gimmicks!
That was when SPACE ODYSSEY really stood out as a positive example of how to do a REAL science fiction film; more science, less fiction!
The result is an absorbing drama that has the quality of fiction in the best sense of that word, where a likable but unknowing narrator unwittingly privileges the audience.
The plot meanders here, there, and everywhere - but Flash Gordon is the penultimate serial, space opera, and the basis for loads of science fiction to follow.
The Jungle is more of an adventure than a science fiction movie.
This is easily the best cinematic version of William Faulkner's fiction that I've ever seen, and I've seen several of the most prominent ones.
Stevens is probably the single most common character in all of Faulkner's fiction.
Though it hardly compares to other sci-fi film giants like 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY or CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND, LIFEFORCE does work as a totally berserk and bizarre melding of science fiction and horror elements.
If this film was fiction, you'd dismiss it as unbelievable; but as it is, it's one of the funniest documentaries you're likely to see.
"Death Bed: The Bed That Eats" is a prototype for much of the 'slipstream' fiction and camp surrealism that is so chic now.
Director, Raoul Walsh mounts his historical epic on the laurels of highly questionable recanting of historical texts, rewritten by screen writers Wally Kline and Aeneas MacKenzie, until truth and fiction are warped all out of proportion.
Yes, the truth is stranger than fiction.
It resembles Orwellian fiction, only this is no fiction.
Schickel joins directors as Steven Spielberg, James Cameron, George Lucas and Ridley Scott to carry through a trip in time and space to show some of the most memorable science fiction movies of the fifties and also some more recent classics.
If, like me, you long for the rare true science fiction film involving characters with depth and provocative thought about where science will take us, then you need to see eXistenZ.
One of the genres that flourished during the decade of the 30s was the variation of crime fiction known as "the murder mystery", as the addition of sound to films helped to make a more faithful translation to film of what the audiences experienced in the original plays.
She is also haunted by a recurring, very vivid, dream about a science fiction movie that she believes she saw many years ago.
This is one of those movies when you are watching it you wonder whether it is documentary or fiction.
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