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She then asked, leaning back against the booth, feeling a little more comfortable now. Leo thought for a moment, "Anything sci-fi, really. Planet of the Apes, E.T., even the original Frankenstein." He grinned like a little kid. Annie couldn't help but chuckle which only made Leo smile even wider. "What?" He whined, rolling his eyes playfully. "I told you I'm a science geek." Annie grinned, "Those movies creep me out. Imagine the numerous ways the world could end because of mad scientists creating some weird creatures."

“Oh? And why is that?” Ruby walked over to a hidden rack of movies and spun it around. Along the top row was every Indiana Jones movie in chronological order. Even the new one that Steven Spielberg had somehow thought was a good idea to make decades after the original one. Ruby had bought that one so she could have the complete collection, but couldn’t bring herself to watch it a second time. Following that was the entire Star Wars series, and after that were rows of the best of science fiction. “Whoa.” Parker stood and ran his finger along Ruby’s movie collection. He stopped at season one of Stargate SG-1. “I have to say, I’m impressed,” he said. “I never would have pegged you as a sci-fi f

Scott picked a science fiction movie with alien rulers in a far-off galaxy. Briana enjoyed watching the film because the visual effects are awesome and spot-on. The characters are brilliant in portraying their roles, and the setting is out of this world. She forgot her worries for a while, compared to the first film, which focused more on drama, romance, misery, and tribulations, reminding her of her current status. Two hours later, the movie gave them a spectacular ending that blew their minds away. "Fantastic movie!" Scott gushes. "Definitely one of the best science fiction films I've ever seen!" Briana agreed wholeheartedly.

“Ms. Sullivan, are you alright?” Given how all three of them had left their seats, it was not hard to discern that they had some shared history. Penny smiled at him. “Everything’s fine, Mr. Zak. I’m a big fan of this screenplay, and this will probably be the first sci-fi film that will be produced domestically. I have faith in your abilities. I'm hoping the length of the film could be extended slightly to run more than 120 minutes.” “That’s what I was hoping to discuss with you as well, Ms. Sullivan. The final product will probably end up being 140 minutes.”

Reynold asked. "Oh, my God! Are you kidding me? Alien?" Iryna's face lit up. "Yeah, is there something wrong? You don't like it?" "Of course I do! It is Alien for Christ's sake, I love Ridley Scott movies! Of course, I would watch one of the best science fiction slash horror movies of all time," Iryna gasped in excitement. "Then I guess this one will be a breeze," Reynold smiled. "What about your bodyguards? Aren't they coming?"

After tucking her in bed, I went to the kitchen to grab something for dinner before going directly to my office to check some emails. I dialed my assistant, Theo. “I supposed I’m still free tomorrow?” “Yes, sir. You can report back on Monday. If there’s anything urgent, I will contact you personally. Anything else I can help you with?” “That’s all—” Before I hung up, I remembered something. “Wait. What’re the best sci-fi movies to watch on N*****x?” “Sir?” I groaned. I knew he was surprised by my inquiry. “You heard me right, Theo.”

"Come on, I wanna know more about what goes on in that brilliant brain of yours." She wasn't only buttering me up but also flashing me her hopeful smile. And though giving in meant going through a self-inflicted cringe-fest, I couldn't say no. Doing so would've been like kicking a puppy. Her blue eyes were too bright, I didn't want to extinguish their sparkle. Groaning in defeat, I retrieved an external hard drive from my room. One that held my amateur films from my student days. A lot of my work had sci-fi elements, which was the genre I'd always been most interested in. Like a full-length movie set either far, far in the future or deep, deep in outer space..? Producing something like that

She had made her choice. They got to a cinema. "Let's go to the movies together. I haven't watched a movie with you yet." "Okay," Jasper said dotingly. "What movie do you want to watch?" Stella stared at the screen. "No artsy stuff, let's watch a science fiction movie." "Okay." Jasper paid for a large bucket of popcorn and two cups of cola before going in with her. Jasper chose Rise of the Aliens. It was a horror science fiction movie about an accident on a spaceship. After passing through a black hole, the crew landed on a strange planet where

"Come on, Jay! Sci-fi is awesome! There are spaceships and aliens and cool gadgets!" Lucy interjected with a gentle smile. "Well, I think sci-fi sounds like a great choice, boys. Let's find a movie that we can all enjoy." We made our way to the living room, transforming it into a cozy haven for our movie night. Pillows and blankets were arranged on the couch, creating a warm nest where we could all cuddle together. The room was filled with anticipation as Lucy found a sci-fi film that seemed suitable for our afternoon entertainment. As the movie began, I settled comfortably on the couch, with Jay sitting on one side of me and Vicky on the other and Lucy beside him. The film transported us to