Sci-fi movie

no I don't

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Well assuming they're space-faring races that makes perfect sense. A planet that advanced would have either
a) Been completely dominated by the superior race that genocided the rest out
b) Become so globalised that there was no room for any isolated races to exist, eventually disappearing after thousands of years

>Sci-fi movie
>NIGGERS ARE REFERRED TO AS NIGGERS!!!! HAHAHAH!!!! FUCKING NIGGERS!!!!!!!!! BASED AND REDPILLED AND REDPILLED AND REDPILLED (and a little bluepilled) BUT REDPILLED HOLY SHIT KIKES BTFO

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U don't even need to do all that. There are difference races and sub species in star trek.

yeah but the starship enterprise is a space faring race, and they have BLACK and WHITE people on board.

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>sci-fi movie
>money is referred to as "credits"

The yaut'ja females from the predator movies are supposedly twice the size of predators and run their home planet. Hunting humans and xenos is the yautja equivalent of letting your wife go shopping but its men killing shit.

>terrans
SCV good to go, sir

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>sci-fi movie
>somehow I'm supposed to suspend my disbelief and accept that mankind ascended to the stars without destroying the great filter that is black "people"

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And that's unrealistic tbqh. But I guess inconsistency is a valid complaint if what you say is the case.

>sci-fi movie
>white people still exist

Novels are non-canon.

upvoted.

annie's 12 years old

>>>/discord/

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>sci-fi movie
>guns don't use chemical propellants

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>sci-fi
>The Moon is referred to as "Luna"
>The Sun is referred to as "Sol"

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>zombie movie
>zombies are not called zombies

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Took a second but based sublime referance

>scifi movie
>the Sun is now called Sol for some reason

Then why do black Vulcans still exist? They've been traveling the galaxy for 6,000 years.

fun fact, the moon's scientific name is The Moon

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>sci-fi movie
>All alien races, including the love interest are just humans painted a different colour, with rubber foreheads

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They invented the atom bomb.

cosmic radiation

>now

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Wanna piece of me boy?

>Sci(ence)-Fi(ction)
>Its actually Space Fantasy
Sci-Fi should be term left for writers who actually understand Technology and Physics at least a little bit.
Nothing wrong with fun in space, but the moment tech is treated as magic it loses any "science" as a bases it might have claim too.

>helm, take us to the moon
>which one, sir?
It makes sense to use the proper star catalog nomenclature when you're a spacefaring race

>bad guy is trying to TERRAform Earth (Terra)

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You really want to leave writing to academics?

>sci-fi movie
>currency is credit

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>scifi kino
>aliens are just humanoids with weird hair and makeup

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BASED

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>"The one that's called 'The Moon', if I meant Io or Triton I'd have said that"
>"In fact you know what, Commander Truss, I'm sick of your shit, you're dismissed"

That is why I said a little bit.
At the end of the day a good story is a good story, but I feel that Star Trek style of Sci-Fi where tech is used to handwave away problems isn't really Sci-Fi.
I believe that in Sci-Fi stories Tech and its effect on people or society should take front and center.

kek

>siri take me to the Moon
>*bleep* sure Johnson, here's how to get to Trotaphus' moon
>fuck you Siri I meant the Moon, our Moon
>*bleep* I'm sorry, could you repeat it?
repeat this for 10 minutes before any space trip

>being retarded on purpose

>>sci-fi movie
>>humans are referred to as "Terrans"
looks like you mashed some poor feller's dog sarge

that's the reason why the actually need cloning humans, they're the only ones who can do it somewhat succesfully within a reasonable timeframe, really

Hard sci-fi is a term about that, since sci-fi in general is basically an all encompassing term for anything to do with tech, ayys or whatever.

They created NASA.

Maybe it's a future where white people killed all other races

Get yo shit together whiteboi you didnt create nothing, sit down and be humble
youtube.com/watch?v=bq7gkQ7UkzI

you should kill yourself

Hard Sci-Fi came about as a result of Sci-Fi just getting flooded.
My whole point is just personal autism anyway.

wtf which janny decided to delete that post out of all the other shit in this thread

Star Trek has black Vulcans

I understand what you mean but it's just semantics at this point. You can't expect every piece of fiction that fits the term 'sci-fi' to be 100% accurate and believable, but you can have a little subgenre about it, with films like Moon and whatnot.

Fuck him

I still think the Chinese are the only ones ruthless and motivated enough to pull off human cloning in our lifetime. Of course Chinese human cloning might still be subject to their innate hate for asian features, so we might get some weird mixed clones

Yea, that is fair, I just think "Space Fantasy" should be a more often used subgenre name, at least to the same frequency as "Space Opera" or "Space Adventure"

they're called Bullcans, know your place cracka

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>sci-fi movie
>one alien race is originated from tribes and have codes of warrior honor
>one alien race is intelligent above the rest
>one alien race is brutish but low intelligence
>one alien race is a biological threat, usually older than the rest
>one alien race is the precursor to the rest, usually nearly wiped out by the biological threat aliens

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>well written Story that is deeply entrenched in science fiction is said to "transcend" sci-fi as a way of denegrating genre fiction

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damn that looks terrible, all vulcans should be asian like leonard nimoy

i watch star trek but i dont like it but i watch

Completely understood. Autistic regardless but I don't blame you.
I wish there were more realistic sci-fi films too

>vulcans live on vulcan
>romulans live on romulus
>cardassians live on cardassia
>andorians live on andoria
...
>humans live on earth
wow nice writing

Are we ever gonna get a nice Neuromancer adaptation?

inb4 800 angry nerds explaing how this is all due to the universal translator as if that makes it any less ridiculous

I prefer Star Wars prequels method. Republic credits are the universal currency, but they're worth less the further you get from the Republic's influence, so remote systems keep the local currencies.

>race is drug addicted
>other race controls the drug

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name TWO shows, just TWO, you literally can't do it

Thats why I get so autistic about it, when works that actually put effort into their science aspect have to segregated as "Hard Sci-Fi", implying that its extra effort and not basic expectations of a work within in the genre.
Oh well, not much can be done but to support the stories we like

Star trek

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>2 races hate each other, at war for centuries
>turns out they have a common ancestor
>they hug it out

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lmao now that you say that I remember writing a shitty space fantasy (this is for you, autismanon) story when I was 15 or so. Basically an alien race sweated a chemical that was hallucinogenic for us so a big chunk of their planet turned into a weird brothel

>sci-fi movie
>cash is called "credits"

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>race is super advanced
>is still impressed by human tenacity, grit and perseverance.
>both races learn lesson about commonality

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nice, imaginative

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>sci-fi story
>theme is racism

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it's never explained how the progenitor race was wiped out in star trek

:(

>WE HAVE SO MUCH IN COMMON
>WHY WE FIGHTING THIS WAR??

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we meet the progenitors in one of the episodes. FFS

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>Literally getting high from liking armpits
damn user...
Appreciate it, but no need to force it my man.

based and comfypilled

hate has no place here
only frens

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>race is low tech pre industrial revolution
>human observers are captivated by their simple and honest lives and dont want to leave
>both races learn lesson about commonality

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Post sci fi books that need a tv/movie adaptation

Impossible, I'm sorry.

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just a hologram of one

Nature and survival vs super advanced tech is my favourite fucking subject there is.
Reccomend me movies please.

>warrior race based on honor at war with
>other warrior race based on honor
>humans use diplomacy to end war
>all three learn lesson about the value of the soft touch and
>C O M M O N A L I T Y

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I can't even pronounce the title.
rundown?

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Ben 10 omniverse actually adress this by having different shapes and times for each alien race. Like you see Ben transforming into the Chad version of an alien and you see a fat alien of the same species in the same shot.

Кaк пo мнe зaeбиcь.

I agree with you. Can you give any good examples of “real” sci-fi?

>sci fi
>humans can travel to other solar-systems

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cheating chad spy gets blackmailed by his boss and tries to save his marriage by accomplishing an almost impossible mission on a weird planet. It's pretty low brow but some moments are very memorable, I don't think you can find it online but you should find it for like $0.5 on amazon

ebook available?

>humans and aliens are sexually compatible

Well technically any star with planets is a sun, and any natural satellite is a moon.
Besides, in the space age, it'll likely be efficient to refer to a planet by its solar designation
For example, Earth, the third planet form the sun, will likely be Sol 3.

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Not that user but those are mostly videogame tropes

don't think so unfortunately, I'm honestly thinking of buying the rights from the writer's family to publish it online for free. It's not an exceptional book by any means but it somehow resonates with me and I wish more people had a chance to read it tbf

This is just Starcraft.

>holodeck / matrix / dream / mental breakdown episode
>episode ambiguously implies they're still in the holodeck / matrix / dream / mental split at the end

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Avatar

but sol means sun

Other shit can get designated with numbers but the Earth, Sun, and the Moon will always be named as such. They are too culturally important to change names simply to fit with an autisticly perfect ordering system. That's not how language works

so planets are really the sun's moons?

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In function, yes.
In designation, no.

Are you planning to use the book's increased availability to garner friendships?

how embarrassing

>sci fi
>main character undergoes horrible torture at the hands of evil alien
>next episode
>main character is business as usual

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only if by friendships you mean suggestive picutres of female feet

I see.

based.

>spacefaring civilization
>still has widespread religion

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>so planets are really the sun's moons
yes, except our sun orbits the galactic centre so really earth is a moon-moon.
Which actually makes our moon a moon-moon-moon.

Mass effect?

the trope here is that it's always one religion that covers the entire planet and civilization and every single person is complete believer except that one guy the away-team meets who has always had his doubts.

>>spacefaring civilization
>>still has widespread religion

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>moon a moon-moon-moon.
sense make

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>his scientific and philosophic efforts must be suppressed!

based internet investigator

>hyper-advanced, extremely sophisticated civilization
>no universal basic income
I mean, come on

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Doctor Who does this often

We were having a good time until this.

>hyper-advanced, extremely sophisticated civilization
>universal basic income
>civilization hasn't gone extinct from masturbating to anime and lack of procreation

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>advanced human civilization
>negros not used solely for satisfying the sexual needs of other races

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Earthlings live on earth, nigga

>hi, we're earthlings, pleased to meet you!

Hi im a human bean show me your fucking hands

But user das how us humins will b like once we go to Space

>low budget generic sci show
>everything is the same except people drive concept cars

>Settings include warehouse, basement, apartment and sidewalk

>repressive alien state police
>jail alien girl and away team member on charges of falling in love.

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>sci-fi movie
>love transcends time and space

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Well, "Real" sci-fi is hard to recommend.

Firstly, I believe that Sci-Fi is contemporary work, so it should always be kept in mind what was the knowledge base of how things work when the story came out, so you could have a whole debate concerning what "inaccuracies" can older works get away with. Obviously, some have aged very well.
Secondly, it also depends on how much leeway you want to give, mainly concerning FTL.
So the main 3 sub-genres I would say "Real" Sci-Fi has are exploration of the hypothetical limits of Known Laws of Physics, Sci-Fi that utilizes some sort of "Physicsbraker"(The less the better) to explore Hypothetical Civilization Development and Legacy stories based on outdated understandings.

My "Gold" standard for a Sci-Fi story is Cold Calculations, even if it might not be most purest example. It gives an overview of the Technological state of Humanity, it explains to us circumstances and limitations and then it sets the scene with real people living within the rules of this world.
Maybe its just a knee jerk reaction to all the times Trek did an asspull.

The best sci Fi story ever told is still Flowers for Algernon nigga

Not a film, but Dying Light has people actually call them zombies.

You can make almost any movie a sci fi movie if you replace a city with planet and a country with system.

>implying any girl, from any planet, could fall in love with me
immersion ruined.

>what? Say that again!
>space?
>the whole thing!
>love transcends time and space
>that's it, we got it!!!
>what are you talking about?
>just gimme a minute ok? *character starts talking to herself*
>so, what's the big idea Shauna?
>we will build an Erophile Transportation Machine!
>uhmmm... in English please?
>*character gets piece of paper and folds it in half* see this?
>yeah I've seen origami before *laugh track*
>now, what if we do this? *character sticks a pencil in the folded piece of paper*
>get to the point already!
>what's something we humans have an infinite amount of?
>*black character speaks for the first time* deez nuts! *laugh track
>shut the fuck up Tyrone you freak, who even let you out anyway? Anyway, the answer to my question was... love...
>you're a genius Shauna!

I am not claiming Cold Calculations as best, just that it resonated with me personally by being the first work I came upon that clicked all the right switches for me of what I expected a Sci-Fi story, particulary one set in space, to be like.
You did point out a flaw in my categorization, I now believe it would be better to say "hypothetical limits of our Scientific Understanding"

>the woman that saves the day isn't the black character

>initiate human bean first contact protocol

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Name 6 (six) movies where this happens.
PROTIP: you can't.

that's not enemy mine

Name 1 (one) girl you had sex with
PROTIP: none is not a name

Cold equations?

Based.

>mfw I only fuck nuns

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How is that a crime?

Yes, sorry, Equations. I keep remembering the name wrong.
I even looked it up to be sure, saw that it was Equations but automatically wrote Calculations anyway.

Last Question gayboy

Emma Ginary

It should honestly be a crime

>Imma just gonna watch some SG1 for some space frens adventures in space, visit Planet Not Quarry and chill, watch good guys kill some bad aliens with cool P90s, high five and come back for dinner

>Macgyver is being tortured to death and resurrected to get tortured to death, gets a PTSD after frens save him
>two human civilisations end up nuking and genociding each other because protags fuck up negotiations
>humans on earth end up being made infertile by their alien "benefactors" and slowly go extinct because good guys let them take over
>another away team gets stuck in time near a black hole and they end up dumping one of them into the black hole in the process of preventing Earth being sucked up through the stargate
>all those clearly human Goa'uld carriers who end up smashing into the stargate iris at speeds faster than light

SG1 was grim for all its cheese

aaaaaaawwwwwww

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the cheese was pretty thick tho. hard to get at the grimness through all of it with your feeler,.

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Snyds Fydensid (born in Denmark, originally from Iceland)

Twi'leks

Well this was almost wall-e

terrans live on terra

Is this the plot of interstellar?