The legal standard was set in the realm of journalism, in cases like New York Times v. Sullivan, said Floyd Abrams, a leading First Amendment lawyer, but "a moviemaker is not going to get less protection than a journalist.
The movie, so the press release goes, is a comedy, "set in the realm of things that go bump in the night, where chaos breaks loose after a hapless monster accidentally lets a human child into the monster world".
But there has never been a great game set in the mythical realm of the Western until now.
The game's plot continues from the first game, featuring the next Mortal Kombat tournament set in the otherdimensional realm of Outworld, with the Outworld and Earthrealm representatives fighting each other on their way to the evil emperor Shao Kahn.
Dickensian is set in the fictional realms of many of Charles Dickens' novels, mashing together favourite characters such as Scrooge, Fagin and Miss Havisham in new stories, as their lives intertwine in 19th-century London.
The Harry Potter series is what it is: an ambitious, exciting, often infuriating saga that influenced countless people – and set primarily in the realm of straight, white people.
The 1950s also saw an approach of Skolem (1957) toward proving the consistency of set theory in the realm of infinite valued logic.
Based on a novel by Paul Torday, this film by Lasse Hallstrom sets itself in the realm of the amusingly polite give-and-take of upper British governmental bureaucracy.
Winner of the Branford Boase award and shortlisted for the Guardian children's fiction prize, it is set in the Fractured Realm, a re-imagining of 18th century England riven by civil war, where peace now reigns but no king has succeeded, and where books are fiercely controlled by the Guild of Stationers.
During the game's early development stages, it was set in the Forgotten Realms nation of Rashemen.
At the other end was the late Vicco von Bülow, better known as Loriot: a more subtle act, whose sketches were usually set in the socially awkward realm of the upper middle class, a world of fine dining, book clubs and boardroom meetings.
