mikebrotherton.com - 4/26/2009
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There is a class of movies that is supposed to be set in the contemporary, modern day, real world and aren’t supposed to be science fiction. Technically not, anyway, and not marketed as such. Or at least have elements so far beyond what can easily be done today, elements glossed over ...
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