This document contains citations for several films and articles about dystopian futures and science fiction works including: The Running Man (1987), an artist's visions of terrifying dystopian cities, Brazil (1985 film), I, Robot (2004 film), more of the artist's dystopian city concepts, the book Divergent, and The Matrix films. The citations provide links to Wikipedia pages and online articles that describe or analyze these different fictional futuristic settings and stories.

1. CITATION:
"The Running Man (1987
Film)." Wikipedia. The Free
Encyclopedia, 25 Sept. 2016. Web.
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ru
nning_Man_(1987_film)>.

2. ART
CITATION:
Pangburn, DJ. "An Artist
Visualizes The Terrifying,
Dystopian Metropolises
Of Tomorrow." The
Creators Project. N.p.,
24 Aug. 2014. Web.
<http://thecreatorsproje
ct.vice.com/blog/an-
artist-visualizes-the-
terrifying-dystopian-
metropolises-of-
tomorrow>.

3. CITATION:
"Brazil (1985
Film)." Wikipedia.
The Free
Encyclopedia, Web.
16 Sept. 2016.
<https://en.wikipedi
a.org/wiki/Brazil_(19
85_film)>.

4. CITATION:
"I, Robot (film)." Wikipedia.
Wikimedia Foundation, Web.
02 Oct. 2016.
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
I,_Robot_(film)>.

5. ART
CITATION:
Pangburn, DJ. "An Artist
Visualizes The Terrifying,
Dystopian Metropolises Of
Tomorrow." The Creators
Project. N.p., 24 Aug. 2014.
Web.
<http://thecreatorsproject.
vice.com/blog/an-artist-
visualizes-the-terrifying-
dystopian-metropolises-of-
tomorrow>.

6. CITATION:
MacInnis, Amy.
"Divergent." The Catholi
Review of Books. Web.
<http://catholicreviewof
books.com/divergent/>.

7. CITATION:
"The Matrix." Wikipedia.
Wikimedia Foundation, Web. 02
Oct. 2016.
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Th
e_Matrix>.