Foundations of Science Fiction (Part I)

For example, let's take the Back to the Future film series. Our main character Marty McFly Junior is sent to the past, future, and even a different variation of the present thanks to Dr. Emmett Brown. Whatever happens to our character, the main theme is always time and its impact on him. Even the effects of his actions on time are constantly shown to the audience.

Throughout the film, Marty McFly Junior constantly tries to interfere with things he wants to change or unintentionally changes in the past or future. This causes other side issues or different effects. However, no matter what happens throughout the film, Dr. Emmett Brown repeatedly tells Marty a lesson to the audience, saying "You've caused a change in the past, Marty! I told you not to touch anything!" or "You shouldn't interfere with time, Marty!"

Let's give some other examples as well:

* Twelve Monkeys - 1995
* Groundhog Day - 1993

But this event must fit into the Parallel Universe Theme. Let's say a small meteor falls into the storage room of Haydar's shop one day. It's so small that it's not visible. The meteor is stuck in the minced meat. Haydar makes himself a kebab for breakfast and eats it. Then his stomach starts to ache and he quickly goes to the toilet. As soon as he comes out of the toilet, he finds himself in a French restaurant. What happened now? Boom, Haydar has crossed over to a parallel universe. But it can't just stop there. Haydar's life in the parallel universe should be different! After all, if he has opened a French restaurant, he needs a certain infrastructure. He himself may not be Turkish. His surroundings may be different too. His girlfriend, mother, father will also naturally be different. Even though he may have been allergic to white cheese in his previous universe, he may now be allergic to chili peppers.

As you can see, everything will change as soon as a parallel universe is created. Or nothing will change. Because Haydar, who turned right in his previous life, has now created a parallel universe where he turned left. It's quite difficult to imagine and construct such things. Although there are hundreds of items that include examples of parallel universes, very few of them are actually of high quality.

Of course, as always, let's give some examples:

* Mr. Nobody – 2009
* Donnie Darko – 2001
* It’s A Wonderful Life – 1946

One of the most obvious examples of this, of course, is the Terminator series. Our main character is a robot sent from the future to the past and must save the world from a great disaster. While in the beginning and other series, our main character is seen as the person who created our robot, the film is really about the T-800, or the Terminator.

Another great example is the Transformers cartoon and live-action film series. Our main characters are almost all Autobots from the planet Cybertron. There are also their enemies, the Decepticons. Both of these groups are robots with their own consciousness. The entire story in the cartoon, comics, and films is built around these two groups. While only a few of the main characters are shown as human, they are really just supporting elements that enrich the main topic.

If we move on to other examples;

* Chappie - 2015
* A.I. Artificial Intelligence - 2001
* Wall-e - 2008 

That's it from the themes and me for now.

As it was ending, it was playing; Niña Pastori and Falete - Valgame Dios.