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The best Sci-Fi cities in movies and gaming
Khudija Tariq
We all want to experience the future, and one thing that can give us a glimpse
is the entertainment world. The industry has been entirely accurate about
specific events. Remember the eerie Simpsons predictions? Sci-fi has been our
friend when it comes to escapism. It’s only human, though; no shame in that. We
all need to retire from hustling now and then. As humans, we always have that
innate requirement of wanting to know what’ll happen in the future. What would
the world look like 50 years from now? So far, we’ve seen cities with flying
cars and androids being part of our daily lives. As a cinephile, I want cinema
to indulge me in a 360 experience that tells me all the enjoyable details I
should be aware of to immerse myself fully.Let’s dive into some of the best
futuristic worlds for the love of sci-fi.Blade Runner 1982 — Los
Angeles 2019Although we’ve already surpassed 2019, unfortunately, it was nothing
like Blade Runner had envisioned. That said, we do have the technologies that
surely did surprise us. We thoroughly understand what LA would look like if we
had reached that point of technology. With the twinkling lights of these
futuristic buildings and detail-oriented locales, Ridley Scott knew his
perception of the future is you can’t recognize the city because it’s so heavily
modernized. You probably need a moment to take it all — Egyptian pyramid-looking
buildings with unprecedented cars flying around. Explosions frequently happen
due to the hyper-speed technological exhaustion surrounding the city. It has a
doom-and-gloom sort of vibe but is addictive. It doesn’t give you the vibe of an
eco-friendly city. Nevertheless, the film and video game are one of the best
examples of a futuristic city.The Fifth Element — New York City of 2263One of my
favorite movies growing up. I never missed it whenever it was television. I
loved everything about it, from the costumes, design, and futuristic world. I
can’t forget Milla Jovovich’s infamous outfit, that striking orange hairdo.
Honestly, this one had the closest interpretation of the future. Flying cars,
bullet trains at the side of the buildings, and flying boats too! The plot sets
the film in a fun and interactive environment, which you could easily see
happening. Showcasing how New York really is and potentially will be in the
future; rushy with tall buildings. Sometimes it looks junky and dirty other
times, it appears glamorous and full of spirit, exactly how a New Yorker would
describe it. It’s a fantastic experience of a film that you have to watch at
least once in your life. It’ll leave you wanting more with its colorful and
comfy plotline. Did I mention it has Bruce Willis as the main lead?Mass
Effect — The CitadelThe Citadel, the first of two Mass Effect games on this
list, initially gives the impression of being more of a space fortress than a
city. That is until you notice that the building’s massive inner arms are lined
with a metropolis. The fact that you visit new areas of the Citadel with each
game in the series, yet it always seems fresh and thrilling, is more evidence of
how expansive and diversified the fortress is. And it never gets old to offer
several business owners “exclusive” endorsements of your company as the world’s
salvation in exchange for significant discounts.Mortal
Engines — Traction citiesThis film has one of the coolest concepts regarding the
future of cities. When I came across the trailer, I was glued to the screen
because who would have thought of a lot with movable cities? Imagine London on
wheels! The cities are inspired by the Steam Punk aesthetic (which I adore).
Honestly, it also has a Mad Max appeal to it. Many hundreds of years from now,
after an apocalyptic nuclear war, settlements have been rebuilt with a slight
change. Though it was intended to be a franchise in the making, the film did not
perform so well at the box office due to its many plot holes. The cities named
Traction Cities are vast metropolises built on tiers that move on gigantic
wheels or caterpillar tracks. These cities hunt smaller cities (to tear them
apart for resources and fuel) which in turn hunt towns which in turn hunt
villages and static settlements. Aside from the gnarly hunts for resources, the
concept sounds like an absolute thrill ride!Tomorrowland — City of TomorrowWith
a push of a button, you’re transported into the futuristic city of 2050, where
people are having fun with jet packs. Imagine having disposable jet pack
stations for anyone to use (I guess you’ll never be late to work). It’s got
flying trains that look like cute white caterpillars quickly moving through the
city, floating like a butterfly. Everyone dresses up in a manner that a few
might say is high-fashion. Thankfully, there is color in the future, and the
clothes don’t look bleak. This reminded me of the world in the animated film
Meet the Robinsons. The world has no concept of rushy traffic ( New Yorkers,
you’ll love this). Another awesome fact about Tomorrowland is that you can
simultaneously swim in these pools while jumping from one pool to another. The
cars appear to be small, futuristically delightful helicopters. Overall, the
world is lively, easy to navigate, clean and green, and most importantly, it
doesn’t have that sinister vibe. Fun fact, it took a team of 200 people to
create the dazzling futuristic world in ‘Tomorrowland.’Deus Ex: Human
RevolutionAnother game influenced by Blade Runner is Human Revolution, which
takes an existing metropolis and adds sci-fi ideas to it so that it teeters
precariously on the edge of the familiar and the strangely foreign.In this
version of Detroit, the stunning and repulsive areas frequently coexist and
sometimes merge. The amber glow of the city, which suggests that there is a soul
beneath all this rot and machinery, is a surprisingly modest feature that
distinguishes this place.Bioshock — RaptureYou probably already knew this one
would be included because Bioshock is a culturally significant revolutionary
game.It’s hard not to like Rapture’s Objectivist Atlantis as a setting to
explore, whether you love the game or despise it.A whole city submerged and left
in ruins, with mutant drug addicts hiding out in demolished apartments,
lamenting the deceased spouse one second and lunging at you to pull out your
eyes the next, all the while whales float by outside.Rapture is one of the most
inventive and amazing fictional worlds ever created as a setting.Too bad
Columbia in Bioshock Infinite couldn’t compete.Final Fantasy VII — MidgarYet
another from 1997! One of the most well-known gaming moments is the Final
Fantasy VII opening cinematic that introduces Midgar.Viewed from a distance,
Midgar appears to be a bizarre and fascinating country, a mix of cutting-edge
technology and glaring poverty that questioned the naive assumption that
technology would make human life simpler. We’re interested to see if the city
will stay as sinisterly alluring in the upcoming Final Fantasy VII remake.For
more fun lists like these, stay updated with us on LinkedIn, Twitter, and
Instagram. We give you enjoyable, factual content on AI, entertainment,
creators, and metaverse that makes your day. Opus is a 3D creator platform that
generates text-to-video giving life to your adventurous stories. Welcoming you
to the new age of storytelling. Explore now!The best Sci-Fi cities in movies and
gaming was originally published in OPUS on Medium, where people are continuing
the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.]]>

We enjoy playing video games because they can be put into fictional scenarios
and magical…
Khudija Tariq
We enjoy playing video games because they can be put into fictional scenarios
and magical universes, but what if some of their predictive nuances became
real-life events? We have already seen animated tv shows frighteningly
accurately predict the future for several years now and come to think of it.
This can be a subtle and ingenious way of marketing and political astuteness. A
modern-day example of this would be the longest-running animated show “The
Simpsons,” where they not only predicted faulty voter machines in the 2008
presidential elections but foresaw a third-eyed fish!Deep diving into video
games that saw the future before anyone else did. Here are our top
favorites:Deus Ex: Human RevolutionThis RPG series has predicted some of the
most mind-blogging projections, like Justin Trudeau as Prime Minister in their
Human Revolution edition. The game also foretold that he would remain PM till
2027, meaning he would win the following few terms. Chillingly, 2000’s Deus Ex
showed the destruction of the World Trade Centre and the protagonist learning
about the event through an in-game memo.2. Battlefield 3This well-renowned game
accurately predicted the Paris bombing though it mainly revolves around
uncounted terrorist attacks worldwide. Albeit the game predominantly takes place
in Iraq, gamers also have specific missions in Paris and New York.In the central
conflict, players have to stop terrorists from bombing Paris. Fast track to
reality, the actual bombings took place a year later. Wanna know the
spine-chilling fact about this? The date on which the tragedy occurred was
November 13, 2014, to be exact, while the actual attack was on November
13, 2015.3. Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty’sNot surprised that one of the
orbits on the entertainment spectrum predicted how fake news would seamlessly
integrate into our lives. It discusses how people will consider phony
information the new truth and start believing what they hear and feel without
asking for hard evidence or facts. In particular, it’s a conversation between
the Colonel and Raiden. Shockingly, these revelations keep getting more absurd
by the minute though not far from the truth. Another considerable impact this
game made was when they foreshadowed that NASA is spying on civilians
(information later leaked by Edward Snowden), understandably since the game
exaggerated a bit due to its action/espionage nature.4. Homefront Predicted Kim
Jong-Un Coming To Power And Covid 19The conspiracy theorist already went crazy
when they dug up the accuracy of the film “Contagion” and how it predicted the
2020 pandemic. Likewise, the modern-day FPS Homefront released in 2011 sets the
ground in a unified Korea seen as a vicious superpower where tensions are high.
It prophesied Kim Jong-il’s death and his son Kim Jong-un’s rise to power;
notably, it was off by a few weeks. Regardless it was a shock to players in the
majority. The following backstory also predicted that the country would be
testing nuclear power in 2013. It got heavily censored in Japan and got banned
fittingly in Korea. Though this game is in an alternate reality, let’s hope it
isn’t right about anything else!5. Elite Dangerous Discovered A Whole System
Before NASAThis was an absolute thrill ride! In a game where users discover and
interact with different planets, the sneaky developers created a series of rules
for how their galaxy would form. The Elite dangerous team was shocked when NASA
discovered (precisely three years after the game was released) the Trappist-1
system because their algorithm had developed an almost identical one within
the game.Understandably, the team had to rename their project, of course. I know
it sounds like a fluke, but it was very much unintentional, and it demonstrated
the potential and effects of what a solid algorithm can do. Imagine the shock
when you realize that you mapped out the universe and discovered that the real
planets are all in the confronts of their home.The Takeaway…All these
predictions would have been grand conspiracy theories till they turned out to be
true. Since the WW1, or perhaps even before, the world has experienced
propaganda through art and cinema to bring “difficult” or controversial subjects
to light. As the industry revolutionizes with time, we get to see these episodes
in our time. Perhaps this particular usage of this medium may never end due to
its effective impression on the masses. Seasons may change, but the political
equivocal of these mediums will forever play an integral part in our need to
dominate or influence people to create like-minded agendas.That said, technology
has its fair share of woes. We continue to walk the path of advancement and
progression that will lead to generating machines that will accurately predict
the future, i.e., time machines. I know it sounds far-fetched now, but one day
we might look back to this and think, “hey, didn’t I see this in a Simpsons
episode?”Want to learn more cool facts about gaming? Check out Opus on LinkedIn,
Instagram, and Twitter. We’re always giving you fun and interactive updates in
entertainment, creators, metaverse, and AI. Not only that, Opus is a 3D creator
platform that generates text-to-video giving life to your adventurous stories.
Welcoming you to the new age of storytelling. Explore now!We enjoy playing video
games because they can be put into fictional scenarios and magical… was
originally published in OPUS on Medium, where people are continuing the
conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.]]>

$1000 Blockbuster movie
Khudija Tariq
Technology has always made what’s not possible into a reality. For years, we
have been told that making a movie takes a lot of time and effort, not to
mention money. It’s not a piece of cake and definitely not something everyone
can do. Recently, however, Andrew Chen talked about how generative AI could
possibly change that and turn just about anyone into a filmmaker. We have the
tech that could do just that. If it’s easy to write a book with just $1000, is
it also to make the next summer blockbuster for the same amount? With OPUS, you
can try and see for yourself. It’s not only possible but extremely accessible
for everyone to turn their idea into reality.In the last twenty years, there
have been numerous digital innovations that have significantly changed the way
films are produced. A lot of mainstream cinema has been shot on digital formats
with most of the post-production work such as editing and special effects being
done afterward on computers. Have you noticed that movies are always evolving
with better quality and details?It’s because filmmakers have invested in better
digital projection facilities focusing on the sharpness, detail, and brightness
of the film reel which can only be done digitally. If you wanna see how far
we’ve come, just compare the remake of ‘KING KONG’ in 2005 with the original
made in 1933 where you can clearly see the improvements we’ve made so far.So it
makes sense that the preferred medium of old-school filmmakers is not going to
be the traditional film studio anymore. The disadvantages are more than just the
cost and expense of hiring a studio but also the resources that are available
for shooting must be utilized on the day of the shoot otherwise it goes
to waste.Cinematographers who have to develop the film have to go through the
process of editing without going out of budget. This kind of problem doesn’t
exist with the use of AI in the movie making process. It can help with script
writing, per-production, casting, and promotion too aside from the obvious video
editing, coloring, and music creation. What comes after this is complete
reliance on technology that makes the entire movie by itself. Maybe you thought
that wasn’t possible but we really have come a long way.OPUS has proprietary
technology that lets the words you type turn into images that animate by
themselves in the blink of an eye. You can be the next author of a movie or a
game without having to prove anything other than that you’re a creative person
with big ideas. We are living in the age of user-generated content where the
power lies with the creator and execution is possible when the platform works to
facilitate them. Think of how popular Instagram and YouTube have gotten through
the process of democratization and distribution.OPUS lets you put on the
publishing hat and pull the strings of the entire film making production. Think
about it. Without production costs, location dilemmas, permits, and real-life
actors, you’ve got more leverage over how the end product looks and feels with
virtually no overhead cost. This is exciting news for those people who think
they are amateurs and want to test out their potential and a game changer for
those geniuses waiting to be discovered.Now, will the increased output decrease
creativity? I don’t think so. When it comes to ideas, the more you produce
content, the more you can innovate. Time is on your side and the tech will make
it virtually possible to launch your hidden talent! The lightning speed at which
these projects are completed means you can keep practicing your art and refine
your skills. Writing a hit TV series and watching it evolve could be a thousand
times easier than the hit-and-miss flicks that production houses go ahead with
each year. We’re excited about the possibilities. Are you?$1000 Blockbuster
movie was originally published in OPUS on Medium, where people are continuing
the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.]]>

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