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Boom (2013) 3 (4): 12–26.
Published: 01 December 2013
... Conquest of the Planet of the Apes Blade Runner The Terminator Strange Days Escape from LA Gattaca Southland Tales Star Trek Rise of the Planet of the Apes Return of the Jedi Los Angeles Berkeley San Francisco utopia dystopia kristin miller Postcards from the future...
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This article contemplates the way Northern and Southern California have been used in science fiction films since the 1970s. Continuing a trend the author traces to the 1940s novels Earth Abides and Ape and Essence , Northern California represents possible utopian futures while Southern California represents dystopia. The article includes a photo essay featuring science fiction film stills held up against their filming locations in Los Angeles and the Bay Area.
