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science fiction is a portrayal of the future/dimension.

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We looked at some of the best sci-fi movies in history to see what kinds of predictions they made about technology and the world.

Many predictions are hilariously inaccurate, but some have proven eerily correct decades later.

Memorable movies like "Blade Runner," "The Terminator," and "2001: A Space Odyssey" predicted modern-day tech like military drones and cell phones.

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Not all science fiction films age well, and often the predictions they make are hilariously misguided.

1987's "The Running Man," for example, contended that in the year 2019, we'd be watching battle royale-style murder on live television.

2019 is also the year that "The Island" predicted human clones would be farmed like cattle for their organs - and that film hit theaters a mere 14 years ago.

But some classic sci-fi films made rock-solid predictions that proved eerily accurate decades later. Movies such as "Blade Runner," "The Terminator," and "2001: A Space Odyssey" are all worth revisiting for the modern-day technology they predicted.

Despite some great contenders from the last decade or two, we established the drinking age rule for this list: We looked only at movies that were 21 years or older (so tough break, 2002's "Minority Report").

Here are nine predictions from old sci-fi movies that actually came true.

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9 predictions from old sci-fi movies that actually came true

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We looked at some of the best sci-fi movies in history to see what kinds of predictions they made about technology and the world. Many predictions are hilariously inaccurate, but some have proven eerily correct decades later. Memorable movies like "Blade Runner," "The Terminator," and "2001: A Space Odyssey" predicted modern-day tech like military drones and cell phones.

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science fiction + imagination with inventive idea  can create technology 

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science fiction + imagination with inventive idea  can create technology 

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the maximum of experimentation standards should be humane.

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the science fiction class is so far fun. since we watch movie, tv shows. and the fiction explore limitless possibilities.

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no ray gun or teleporter

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yes the technology should be regulated by the government

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yes the technology should be regulated by the government

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it should be possible to trust the technology to not betray humanity.

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intelligence is perceived by mankind itself.

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be able to create a new society

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no a.i is more dangerous than the person who made it

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yes i would want a mutation

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it would be exploited.

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no amount of change can make you not human

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i would want speed

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we should treat them as if they themselves are still human because they still are.

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yes because other people could've gotten it

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space travel can open more possible opportunity.

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i much rather live in star trek universe because of the more diversity.

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i do like star wars because it is entertaining.

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yes there could be possibilities of other life in another part of the galaxy.

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we shouldn't fear them because were no different from them.

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intelligent alien would most likely rule us then the machine. because of the technology.

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i would try to steal their technology then use it against them

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i would travel to the future

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neither because we are well balance and there are still some problems

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yes, because the technology is never biased and always follow the rule.