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953 examples of Fiction in a sentence

And, the fiction story that was presented was not all that enthralling.
It is often said that truth is stranger than fiction, which is certainly true in this case.
But they chose to create a total fiction with no basis in fact at all.
I thought that this show was a blatant rip-off of intense and profoundly tormenting 'reality news' turned to fiction.
Robot Wars is the first Italian science fiction film I've ever seen.
I think this was a wonderful movie for any person who likes a good romance story and science fiction.
Books are always better than movies, but science fiction seems to be particularly so.
The science fiction is contrasted humorously with the white-picket fence-ish 1950's domesticity of Richard Denning and his little family.
I rented it from Blockbuster as it was the only snowboarder movie (fiction) I could find.
This is one of the worst conceived and bad acted science fiction movie, and one asks itself who gave the credit to the director to do this movie, and then who let it be released.
Okay I'm really starting to get sick of these people who say that this show is a CSI spin off CSI is a bad unbelievable show that is totally fiction they can do forensics in 10 seconds when it takes more then 10 hours, its pure Science fiction CSI is but NCIS is closer to reality its always enjoyable, funny and I'm sure more people would watch it if they could not view it as CSI spin off/Rip off because its not watch one episode and you will see its more about the Federal Agents.
And here we have a case of fact stranger than fiction.
Here we have yet another Hollywood butchering of science fiction.
Fortunately, De Palma's hyperbolic, visually compelling, science fiction occult espionage thriller moves so fast that the ludicrous dialog, indifferent performances, and Swiss cheese plot don't spoil the fun.
having recently watched the Austrian horror film " in drei tagen bist du tot" (english international title "dead in three days"), which was, as far as I'm concerned, a very decent experiment, I was interested in recent developments inside the Austrian film scene towards making genre flicks; so the prospect of seeing a science fiction film made in Austria instantaneously spiked my curiosity.
Like George Washington's "wooden teeth", the "fact" that everyone in Columbus' day thought the Earth was flat and Betsy Ross making the very first American flag (all fiction, by the way), this film is a great example of bad history.
I don't know how Rusty Nails (the director) managed to mix film noir, horror and science fiction and make it all fit together into a workable, though experimental film, but I liked it.
Occasionally one of these films, such as "French Quarter" which rated far more highly than most, has remained memorable long after it has disappeared from cinemas and video rental libraries; but most B movies had approximately the same relationship to major film releases as pulp paperback fiction has to the novels of Galsworthy, Ibsen or Tolstoy - and all have an important role to play.
I feel this is one of the truest forms of science fiction that I have seen in a movie.
Marketed as "science fiction," The Mole People is just a fiction.
The only "science" element is the hero's claim to being an archeologist - in which case "Raiders of the Lost Ark" would be science fiction also.
Her alcoholic pulp fiction writer is a complex, compassionate, realistic caricature.
If you appreciate science fiction, there's precious little science and even less imaginative fiction to warrant watching this mess.
True, after 9/11 it is hard to watch a disaster movie happening in New York as reality unfortunately exceeded everything fiction script writers ever imagined.
Brrrrrrrr!!! Check this one out for sophisticated science fiction chills.
Then they had to go break free and then get saved by the "retarded janitor"?? Poor science and poor fiction make for hollywood grist in the MST3K mill.
I know that the movie isn't "realistic," but it's fiction after all.
Since the release of this film in 1984, it has achieved bona fide cult status, and with good reason; for it is, without question, one of the most unique offerings in the universe of cinematic science fiction.
I think it is also problematic to make a piece of fiction and pretend it to be real keeping the real names of persons and places.
space based science fiction, elements of fantasy (The Prophets and Sisko as The Emmissary), political intrigue and of course, lots of action.
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