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* The mysterious Strangers in ''Film/DarkCity'' use this to MindScrew their captive humans. Technically, they're high-powered telekinetics that can warp matter into new shapes; individuals can only use it to levitate across the city and occasionally conjure doors out of solid walls (though their leader, [[TheArchmage Mr Book]], is vastly more powerful); as such, the Strangers perform their best work in perfect unison, combining their powers and amplifying it through machines to reshape the City. [[spoiler: The hero Murdock finds he has this ability as well- and is so powerful that he can create entire landscapes at will once he learns how to control his abilities.]]
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* The mysterious Strangers in ''Film/DarkCity'' ''Film/DarkCity1998'' use this to MindScrew their captive humans. Technically, they're high-powered telekinetics that who can warp matter into new shapes; individuals can only use it to levitate across the city and occasionally conjure doors out of solid walls (though their leader, [[TheArchmage Mr Mr. Book]], is vastly more powerful); as such, the Strangers perform their best work in perfect unison, combining their powers and amplifying it through machines to reshape the City. [[spoiler: The [[spoiler:The hero Murdock finds he has this ability as well- well -- and is so powerful that he can create entire landscapes at will once he learns how to control his abilities.]]
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* In ''The Traveler'', Mr. Nobody has such an ability whereby whoever hears his "confession", it will become a reality. Pretty broken ability for a ghost.
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* In ''The Traveler'', ''Film/TheTraveler'', Mr. Nobody has such an ability whereby whoever hears his "confession", it will become a reality. Pretty broken ability for a ghost.
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* ''Film/{{Daredreamer}}'' has a moment where, inside a shared dreamspace, Winston and Jennie force a character to flip back and forth between their preferred versions of him.
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* Freddy Krueger in the ''Franchise/ANightmareOnElmStreet'' series of films possesses this power. His [[DreamWeaver control over dreams]] has basically no limit, so depending on the situation he could morph into anything, produce new abilities from nowhere, or change the whole environment at will. Initially, he can only warp reality in the [[DreamLand dream world]], but as the series continues and his powers continue to grow, they begin to extend more and more into reality as well.
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* [[Characters/ANightmareOnElmStreetFreddyKrueger Freddy Krueger Krueger]] in the ''Franchise/ANightmareOnElmStreet'' series of films possesses this power. His [[DreamWeaver control over dreams]] has basically no limit, so depending on the situation he could morph into anything, produce new abilities from nowhere, or change the whole environment at will. Initially, he can only warp reality in the [[DreamLand dream world]], but as the series continues and his powers continue to grow, they begin to extend more and more into reality as well.
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* The character Jobu Tupaki has this ability in ''Film/{{Everything Everywhere All At Once}}''. Not only can she manipulate reality around her, she can also instantaneously transport her consciousness into alternate realities.
