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By AnonymMichael Benson
Ask not for whom the monolith tolls.
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By AnonymMichael Benson
At its best, science fiction takes our post-Enlightenment way of understanding the world and extrapolates, using the findings of science and projections concerning the future of technology and putting them at the service of truths expressible through fiction.
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By AnonymMichael Benson
If you can describe it, I can film it.” Though I managed to disprove this dictum, I must also admit that Stanley later filmed things I couldn’t possibly describe.
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By AnonymMichael Benson
Only three science fiction feature films were released in 1950, but by the middle of the decade, the genre was averaging around twenty-five per year, and by its end over 150 had been released—an unprecedentedly fast expansion for a new genre, even if most of the productions were schlocky B-grade material.
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By AnonymMichael Benson
Stan has decided to kill off all the crew of Discovery and leave Bowman only. Drastic, but it seems right. After all, Odysseus was the sole survivor.
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By AnonymMichael Benson
Stan, I want you to know that I’m a very well-adjusted homosexual.” “Yeah, I know,” responded Kubrick without missing a beat.
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