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Reply #120 posted 01/04/19 8:31pm

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Reply #122 posted 01/04/19 9:24pm

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OldFriends4Sale said:

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This one reminds me of Total Recall

Yeah it does, but it's not.
It's a city within an asteriod in the asteriod belt, hence the overhead dome of blue skies.

Well of course it is the same as Total Recall lol Totall Recall atmosphere and landscape was red-dish

It's from The Expanse

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The Expanse S1x01 Life offworld on Ceres

A barkeep in Oakland, California, is among its most fluent speakers, along with the cast of "The Expanse."

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Eh, I forgot about their sky. It's been a while. I really really like the concept of this though. A completely unique culture, it's own language, even the people were physically different than earthlings, beginning to evolve differently. Literally took it to the next level.

Time keeps on slipping into the future...

This moment is all there is...

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Reply #126 posted 01/11/19 10:40am

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