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5 Sci-Fi Series From The '80s That Redefined The Genre

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By Rick Stevenson Verified
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The 1980s were a golden era for science fiction across media, from space operas like "The Empire Strikes Back," to the beginning of the cyberpunk genre with novels like "Neuromancer" and films such as "Blade Runner." And while the most famous '80s sci-fi work may be found on the big screen or on the written page, television featured plenty of groundbreaking work between seminal animated series, and a "Star Trek" revival that many point to as the high point of the franchise.
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Way Too Early Predictions For Tom Holland's Spider-Man 5

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By Rick Stevenson Verified
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Contains spoilers for "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" The box-office dominance of "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" has barely begun, and already, fans are looking to the horizon, theorizing about what's next for Tom Holland's Spider-Man. The "Brand New Day" post-credits scene teases another space adventure for the web-slinger, which many believe will manifest in the upcoming "Avengers: Secret Wars." But what about the theoretical "Spider-Man 5"? Check out the video above for our full breakdown.
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It's Time To Talk About The Final Scene Of Spider-Man: Brand New Day

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Contains spoilers for "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" If we had a nickel for every time an MCU protagonist tried to reignite a romance with a woman who no longer remembered their courtship, we'd have two nickels. Which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice. That said, Peter Parker (Tom Holland) is in a bit of a different situation than Star-Lord (Chris Pratt).
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