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5 Forgotten '70s Fantasy Movies That Still Hold Up Today Original

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By Rob Hunter 
| /Film
When today's audiences, particularly the kids who just don't know any better, think about fantasy films, they're probably picturing movies featuring hobbits, dragons, and enormous amounts of digital visual effects. That's fine, but one hopes that, whatever their age, they'll also look towards the past for fantasy movies that used old-school animation techniques and creative practical effects to bring their varied stories to life.
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10 Best Alternate History Movies Of All Time, Ranked

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By Rob Hunter 
| /Film
Alternate history films are a very specific subset of science fiction cinema. Some might argue that just about every movie set in an earlier time is alt-history, as they're bound to get details wrong, but mistakes, whether intentional or not, aren't enough to qualify a film as alternate history. The historical inaccuracy of it all needs to be both sizable and relevant — and likely intentional.
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15 Best Sci-Fi Movies Of The '90s, Ranked

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By Rob Hunter 
| /Film
Filmmakers have been crafting sci-fi movies since the dawn of the artform itself, and the genre has always been powered by a mashup of ideas and visuals. Each new decade brought updates and upgrades (arguable) when it comes to visual effects, and for the 1990s, it came in the form of a heavy push towards computer generated imagery, or CGI. Fantastic sci-fi movies can be made with minimal or even zero CGI, but as the list below suggests, it's almost always an integral part of sci-fi blockbusters.
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