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In Reply to: "Max" and "Clockwork" Science Fiction?? -- nt posted by rufus on October 28, 2002 at 15:05:23:

science fiction.
Mad Max is based on a post apocolyptic world.
Clockwork orange is the type of science fiction I see in 12 monkies
or brazil. The world the characters inhabit is not quite the world we know.
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He-he... - Victor Khomenko 19:01:48 10/28/02 (1)
If you redefine the SF that way, then pretty soon you will allow some truly good films in that list.
Things like certain Bunuel, Bergman and Fellini, and not to forget Tarkovski - many good films show not the world we know.
I don't care beans for SF, but if done that way - I'm game!
- Consider Bunuel's Brilliant "El �ngel exterminador" - Victor Khomenko 19:08:56 10/28/02 (0)
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