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Introductory talk to one of the greatest "good science fiction" movies ever made.
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Blade Runner:No Geek Flick?
A typology of SF
A typology of SF
Type A:Naïve SF(Space Operas)
A typology of SF
Type A:Naïve SF(Space Operas)
Type B:Geek SF(Thick Texts)
A typology of SF
Type A:Naïve SF(Space Operas)
Type B:Geek SF(Thick Texts)
A typology of SF
Type A:Naïve SF(Space Operas)
Type B:Geek SF(Thick Texts)
A typology of SF
Type A:Naïve SF(Space Operas)
Type B:Geek SF(Thick Texts)
Type C:Good SF(Genre Busters)
„Good SF tells a reader something he does not know about a possible world.“
Philip K. Dick
Possible World I:Corporations
Possible World II:Ads & Asia
Possible World III:Future Noir
Novel ideas:Diegetic Prototypes
http://www.gizmag.com/camera-sees-around-corners/21892/
Novel idea:Man-made humans
Novel idea:Man-made humans
Ridley Scott
Novel idea:Uncertain reality
status
Novel idea:Uncertain reality
status Philip K. Dick
The Geek Flick Question: Empirical Evidence
Geek Flick: Check.
Geek Flick: Check.@wowo101 wünscht viel Spaß bei
