Haven't read the comics, but everyone says that The Boys tv show is way better
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Most things based on the work of PKD.
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Flash Gordon film.
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The Legion TV series.
"The Manchurian Candidate" isn't a great book.
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Who framed Roger Rabbit and the Shining.
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The Ten Commandments
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A Very Brady Sequel.