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This document discusses expectations, characters, and settings for the sci-fi, fantasy, and horror genres. For sci-fi, it notes expectations of space, aliens, and futuristic technology but also examples that diverge from expectations like Jurassic Park. Common sci-fi characters include a single hero, humanoid alien allies, and non-humanoid alien monsters. Settings include future Earth, alien planets, spaceships, and modern day Earth. Fantasy expectations include Tolkien-esque worlds with elves/dwarves or sci-fi elements. Common fantasy characters are a single male hero and mythical races while settings include alternate Earths and medieval worlds. The document chooses to focus on sci-fi for its ability to
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The document discusses the genre of science fiction and analyzes several science fiction films including Men in Black II, The Hulk, X-Men: The Last Stand, Predator, Jurassic Park III. It examines how these films meet the conventions of science fiction through their use of futuristic technology, aliens, supernatural/mutant abilities, and improbable settings. Key elements of science fiction discussed include suspension of disbelief, exploration of scientific innovations, and expressing potential technology.
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The document discusses various archetypal character types that are commonly seen in science fiction stories and films. It describes the hero, who is usually normal and relatable to introduce the setting to audiences. It also mentions the geek/scientist character who provides technical knowledge and solutions. The token alien and mentor characters who provide guidance are also summarized. The opposition, which is typically an evil organization or alien race, and expendable characters who are killed off are characterized. The document concludes that while there are these common archetypes, characters in sci-fi often combine multiple roles.
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