13 Trivia Tidbits About Movies, Science, And More

Even before you sit on the couch, you don't always want to see daily difficulties or stories; instead, you would like to evacuate into a world, unlike anything you've seen before. If you've ever begun wondering if this was even conceivable while watching your team's science fiction movies, today is one lucky day.
Your favorite sci-fi movies, if nothing else, demonstrate how innovation can shape the world, trying to provide another lens to look through societal structures at times. However, when viewed with an optimist's perspective, those very same films can demonstrate how modern technology could indeed preserve and even advance some of humankind's best qualities.
"I do not even know a single person that doesn't have a fantasy…Everyone needs a fantasy." Said Artist Andy Warhol
Even by Marlon Brando's standards, introducing yourself to someone by quoting a movie line back at them is creepy. Here's the complete story, as well as 12 others:

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