This false factual information which is conveyed to the public by way of these sci-fies is all part of this fantasising. I believe we should continue to screen these entertaining movies which are partly or wholly fantasy. When these false movies are screened, something should be written about it in the credits so people don't believe the false scenes and motions, as is what happened in Superman. To some extent I think the science fiction TV shows are okay to an extent. At the moment there are about 4 or 5 science fiction shows, which is fine, but if that number grows the next generation will grow up thinking of science as a war zone for aliens and virtual reality stunts.
Science fiction can get so way out of hand it becomes stupid.
Not educational Superman was not intended to be educational, nor was Bugs Bunny, a rabbit who talks, walks on his hind legs and defies gravity. These shows are just for viewing pleasure, not noted for accuracy or being scientifically correct. If this is such a problem, a warning could be put before the items, but this is just being silly. My favourtie science fiction is theories about the future and possibilities of the human mind. I'm not sure whether these are scientifically correct or not but they are good examples of what might happen in the future.