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File:Cybertrucks of the Planet of the Apes.jpg|link=Cybertrucks of the Planet of the Apes|'''''[[Cybertrucks of the Planet of the Apes]]''''' is a dystopian black comedy science fiction film about a billionaire (Elon Musk) who populates Mars with thousands his children by hundreds of different mothers. After millions of years of evolution, his descendants have become ape-like creatures with electric trucks which they must keep free of bird poop. | File:Cybertrucks of the Planet of the Apes.jpg|link=Cybertrucks of the Planet of the Apes|'''''[[Cybertrucks of the Planet of the Apes]]''''' is a dystopian black comedy science fiction film about a billionaire (Elon Musk) who populates Mars with thousands his children by hundreds of different mothers. After millions of years of evolution, his descendants have become ape-like creatures with electric trucks which they must keep free of bird poop. | ||
File:Dances with Na'vi.jpg|link=Dances with Na'vi|'''''[[Dances with Na'vi]]''''' is an epic science fiction Western film directed by Kevin Costner and James Cameron, starring Costner, Mary McDonnell, Graham Greene, and Sigourney Weaver. | |||
File:James Cameron's Dune.jpg|link=James Cameron's Dune|'''''[[James Cameron's Dune]]''''' is a science fiction adventure film directed by James Cameron based on Frank Herbert's novel ''Dune'' about the planet Avatar, the only source of Unobtanium, the spice which enables interstellar travel. | File:James Cameron's Dune.jpg|link=James Cameron's Dune|'''''[[James Cameron's Dune]]''''' is a science fiction adventure film directed by James Cameron based on Frank Herbert's novel ''Dune'' about the planet Avatar, the only source of Unobtanium, the spice which enables interstellar travel. | ||
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* ''[[Beneath the Mensa of the Apes]]'' | * ''[[Beneath the Mensa of the Apes]]'' | ||
* ''[[Cybertrucks of the Planet of the Apes]]'' | * ''[[Cybertrucks of the Planet of the Apes]]'' | ||
* ''[[Dances with Na'vi]]'' | |||
* ''[[James Cameron's Dune]]'' | * ''[[James Cameron's Dune]]'' | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:19, 19 August 2024
Battle for the Planet of the Na'vi is a science fiction film directed by J. Lee Thompson and James Cameron, starring Roddy McDowell, Claude Akins, and Sigourney Weaver.
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Beneath the Mensa of the Apes is a science fiction thriller intelligence testing film.
Cybertrucks of the Planet of the Apes is a dystopian black comedy science fiction film about a billionaire (Elon Musk) who populates Mars with thousands his children by hundreds of different mothers. After millions of years of evolution, his descendants have become ape-like creatures with electric trucks which they must keep free of bird poop.
Dances with Na'vi is an epic science fiction Western film directed by Kevin Costner and James Cameron, starring Costner, Mary McDonnell, Graham Greene, and Sigourney Weaver.
James Cameron's Dune is a science fiction adventure film directed by James Cameron based on Frank Herbert's novel Dune about the planet Avatar, the only source of Unobtanium, the spice which enables interstellar travel.
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- Beneath the Mensa of the Apes
- Cybertrucks of the Planet of the Apes
- Dances with Na'vi
- James Cameron's Dune
- Gnomon algorithm
- Gnomon Chronicles
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- Avatar (2009 film) @ Wikipedia
- A lot of cheddar @ YouTube
- Parker Selfridge: $20 million a kilo - Dr. Grace @ YouTube
- Battle for the Planet of the Apes @ Wikipedia
- Battle for the Planet of the Apes - trailer @ YouTube
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