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I ’ve seen the future, and it’s bleak – at least according to these ten sci-fi authors. Alien invasions. Climate change.

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Sci-fi dystopian is not a new genre, thankfully, so there are plenty of other films to dive into, from newer dystopian tales to classic sci-fi adventures.

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