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953 examples of Fiction in a sentence

I guess I shouldn't be surprised, SciFi Channel hasn't done science fiction since they took the 4th Season option to cancel Farscape.
Made in the days when science fiction films were the worst film genre in the business, War of the Robots is an utter waste of time and the producer's nugget.
I hate fact twisted into some overdone fantasy/historical fiction called epics.
The film focuses on the history of a gladiator by the time the Colosseum was built we learn a few new facts about the daily life and training methods of the gladiators and the organization of the fights, but the documentary value is too diluted and the fiction part not really too interesting.
I have never read the book upon which this is based, but being a science fiction fan, I have heard of it.
I love Melissa Bank's sophisticated, complex, moving fiction and I was very curious when I heard that some of the stories in her first novel/short story collection were being made into a movie.
It's completely unlike the other films I've seen by M. Night Shyamalan in that it's not caught up in the supernatural or science fiction.
The Kentucky Blue Grass region is uniquely identifiable, as is Virginia horse country -- and the two are not interchangeable, even in fiction.
It's certainly the funniest science fiction movie ever made.
I'm fascinated by this show partly because I am a big fan of post-apocalyptic fiction (Alas Babylon, The Day After, Testament, The Last Ship, Threads, On the Beach, etc).
The mix-and-match mode - as strand crosses strand, weaving a rich texture of reality versus illusion, fiction versus fact, and dream versus daylight - the enjoyment being in the management (in each viewer's mind) of the strands, understanding when the author's fiction is being played-out across the screen; and when we are back again inside the movie-director's mind (as opposed to one of his character's i.e the novelist).
Of course this is all fiction & the book goes on to describe him brutally murdering a woman & scalping her.
I've read reviews of "Dark City" in many places (and many of them here) hailing it as a modern science fiction masterpiece, so boy was I disappointed when I watched it and came to the sober conclusion that it's just not very good.
Did they watch the original show, it was a science fiction.
It's suppose to be a science fiction!
Isabelle Huppert plays a former nun who is trying her hand at writing sexual fiction; Martin Donovan is an amnesiac (groan) she picks up in a diner.
Though The Apostle is a work of fiction, it does a great job of presenting faith that is shunned by the world and continuously proved by God.
I suppose this was an attempt to turn an L Ron Humbug...I mean Hubbard novel into a science fiction movie.
Blending science fiction, fantasy, horror, adventure, and Viking mythology, the film is highly entertaining.
Giving a scientific edge to a creature based in fantasy, this film proved to be a rather refreshing step in science fiction, which means it won't be a well received one.
Even if this film barely makes its money back, at least it leaves the door open for other fantastic ideas in the science fiction genre.
This blech of a movie is pathetic and I'm a huge fan of science fiction.
Timeslip is one of many science fiction series from the 1970's.
This is an intriguing Czech science fiction film from the early 60's.
Sometimes reality's more extreme than fiction...
I admit, the idea is intriguing-- an old man writes a novel about a bunch of lawyers being killed, and then dies himself, but not before showing the book to a disbarred lawyer who claims it as his own & makes a ton of money, but oops! the book isn't fiction & our protagonist winds up implicating himself for the murders.
When you compare this with the box office success of a film like the Matrix which while being a good film still falls well short of the tale being told in Dark City, it seems that people on the whole don't want intelligent science fiction but the typical pap that hollywood is too eager to churn out for the masses.
A science fiction flick similar to "War of the Worlds" or "Armageddon" that would run for approximately 2hrs.
He sees those around him as little more than 'components' and they recognise the opportunity for great wealth and fame he offers them while they luxuriate in the comfortable fiction that their relationships to him are more than 'just business'.
I liked anything horror, suspense, science fiction, "When-Animals-Attack," or a combination of all four.
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