- Tracker,
predictions about the ****ure and
their realisations in real life.
Dystopic,
dystopian fiction and its
place in reality. Dystopias, in The Encyclopedia...
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Nolan and
George Clayton Johnson.
Published in 1967, the
novel depicts a
dystopic Malthusian ****ure
society in
which both po****tion and the consumption...
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Peter Watkins, such as The War Game (1965),
Privilege (1967), and the
dystopic Punishment Park (1971).
Further examples are The
Connection (1961), A Hard...
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looking after must
fight off a home invasion.
Brazil 1985 A
bureaucrat in a
dystopic society becomes an
enemy of the
state as he
pursues the
woman of his dreams...
- marginalized,
alienated loners who
lived on the edge of
society in
generally dystopic ****ures
where daily life was
impacted by
rapid technological change, an...
- Earth-616
after the
events of X-Termination. The
Cyclops from the same
dystopic ****ure
timeline as
Lucas Bishop has
become dependent on
cyborg attachments...
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including the
premise of a master-less,
nameless samurai warrior thrown into a
dystopic ****ure in
order to
battle a
shapeshifting demon. Similarly, the episode...
- higher, more
difficult goals than "mere happiness." He
introduced the quasi-
dystopic figure of the "last man" as a kind of
thought experiment against the utilitarians...
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published in 1961 was Vonnegut's
short story "Harrison Bergeron", set in a
dystopic ****ure
where all are equal, even if that
means disfiguring beautiful people...
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picking and
blast beats more often. Its
imagery is
often ****ociated with
dystopic and
minimalistic tendencies. The
style was
pioneered by Ildjarn, with other...
