Classic sci fi movies

These ancient aliens, telekinetic teens, dystopian soldiers and time travelers may not have lasted long, but they set the mold.

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They don't make 'em like "Annihilation" anymore, but there's already world of mind-bending sci-fi films out there if you know where to look.

Science fiction on TV in the 1970s was a tough sell. While Star Trek: The Original Series was wildly popular in syndication, that level of success eluded other series, including a few produced by Trek’s creator, Gene Rodenberry. Here is list of lost sci-fi TV shows from the 1970s.

Movies like "Blade Runner," "The Terminator," and "2001: A Space Odyssey" all predicted modern-day tech like military drones and smart homes.

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1950s sci-fi is noted for its remarkable lack of, shall we say, sophistication. For the most part, the genre was derided as mere B-grade theater-filler schlock. But during that decade, there were serious efforts. The science in most of the films on this list is probably not plausible (or is no longer considered plausible), but

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