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File:Free Squishy.jpg|link=Free Squishy|'''''[[Free Squishy]]''''' is a 1993 American family cephalopod film about an orphaned boy who befriends a captive octopus at a secret military research facility until a dark secret reveals the CIA's plan to use Squishy as a genetically engineered assassin.
File:Free Squishy.jpg|link=Free Squishy|'''''[[Free Squishy]]''''' is a 1993 American family cephalopod film about an orphaned boy who befriends a captive octopus at a secret military research facility until a dark secret reveals the CIA's plan to use Squishy as a genetically engineered assassin.


File:Taco Bell 2049.jpg|link=Taco Bell 2049|'''''[[Taco Bell 2049]]''''' is an American multinational chain of science fiction themed post-Mexican cuisine fast-food restaurants.
File:Dances with Na'vi.jpg|link=Dances with Na'vi|'''''[[Dances with Na'vi]]''''' is an epic science fiction Western film directed by Kevin Costner and James Cameron, starring Costner, Mary McDonnell, Graham Greene, and Sigourney Weaver.
 
File:Scentworld.jpg|link=Scentworld|'''''[[Scentworld]]''''' is a 1973 American science-fiction perfume film about an aromatic amusement park containing lifelike androids that unexpectedly begin to emit strange smells.


File:Singapore Sling Blade.jpg|link=Singapore Sling Blade|'''''[[Singapore Sling Blade]]''''' is a 1996 American comedy-action film about an Arkansas bartender (Billy Bob Thornton) who challenges himself to "invent the most foreign cocktail ever seen in these parts."
File:Singapore Sling Blade.jpg|link=Singapore Sling Blade|'''''[[Singapore Sling Blade]]''''' is a 1996 American comedy-action film about an Arkansas bartender (Billy Bob Thornton) who challenges himself to "invent the most foreign cocktail ever seen in these parts."

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  • Free Squishy is a 1993 American family cephalopod film about an orphaned boy who befriends a captive octopus at a secret military research facility until a dark secret reveals the CIA's plan to use Squishy as a genetically engineered assassin.

    Free Squishy is a 1993 American family cephalopod film about an orphaned boy who befriends a captive octopus at a secret military research facility until a dark secret reveals the CIA's plan to use Squishy as a genetically engineered assassin.

  • Dances with Na'vi is an epic science fiction Western film directed by Kevin Costner and James Cameron, starring Costner, Mary McDonnell, Graham Greene, and Sigourney Weaver.

    Dances with Na'vi is an epic science fiction Western film directed by Kevin Costner and James Cameron, starring Costner, Mary McDonnell, Graham Greene, and Sigourney Weaver.

  • Singapore Sling Blade is a 1996 American comedy-action film about an Arkansas bartender (Billy Bob Thornton) who challenges himself to "invent the most foreign cocktail ever seen in these parts."

    Singapore Sling Blade is a 1996 American comedy-action film about an Arkansas bartender (Billy Bob Thornton) who challenges himself to "invent the most foreign cocktail ever seen in these parts."

  • Mattock is a landscape architecture legal drama television series starring Andy Griffith.

    Mattock is a landscape architecture legal drama television series starring Andy Griffith.

  • Tubular Elves is a short documentary film about how the album Tubular Bells accidentally recorded machine elves during UK military submarine communication tests.

    Tubular Elves is a short documentary film about how the album Tubular Bells accidentally recorded machine elves during UK military submarine communication tests.

  • Jungian Charms is an alleged breakfast cereal which manifests the user's shadow self.

    Jungian Charms is an alleged breakfast cereal which manifests the user's shadow self.

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