Exploring Science Fiction Movies and Horror Genre

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Delve into a discussion about various science fiction movies like 'Edge of Tomorrow', 'Tenet', 'Primer', and 'Dune', along with a sci-fi horror movie 'Annihilation'. The speakers express their admiration for the directors, storytelling, and music in these films, while debating their favorites. The chapter also touches on the ambiance created by 'Annihilation' and debates the impact of advanced technology in inducing fear, with a humorous take on popular movies and AI replacing human jobs.

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