Uncle Spielberg
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Arrival I adore this film it is amazing A force coming to help mankind it is just perfect
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[Film] Greatest sci fi films
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Dave the OAP
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Flesh Gordon
Classic.
Classic.
clapham_gull
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- Aug 20, 2003
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The one when Selhurst Park gets a new stand.
London Irish
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Silent Running - 50/100 years ahead of its time narratively, and still the only film that makes me cry everytime I watch it. Joan Baez is decent
Uncle Spielberg
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So many compkex issues here, child lost, or not it really is a masterpiece this film
Seagull58
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Yes, I really enjoyed that one. Also, Interstellar.
Random Quest by the Beeb on BBC4, crikey 18 years ago. A brilliant parallel worlds love story, based on a John Wyndham novel.
The Time Machine (1960) with Rod Taylor, something wonderful about that film. Was it always aired in the spring. Liked the H G Wells novel too.
The Time Machine (1960) with Rod Taylor, something wonderful about that film. Was it always aired in the spring. Liked the H G Wells novel too.
OzMike
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The original Blade Runner, not the directors cut.
US Seagull
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One of my favorite films of all time. I might have liked the sequel even more.
JetsetJimbo
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Dark City, but the version without the added voiceover that the studio insisted on, which gives away the film's twist in the first few minutes.
Amazing how easy it is for a studio to turn a great film into a shit one with one stupid decision.
Amazing how easy it is for a studio to turn a great film into a shit one with one stupid decision.
Braggfan
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Some great choices there.
Arrival, Interstellar, Blade Runner, Starship Troopers are all films I love.
I will throw "Moon" in there as one of my favourite sci films.
And as a recommendation I will suggest "Prospect" with Sophie Thatcher and Pedro Pascal. Goes under the radar, but a very good sci film.
Arrival, Interstellar, Blade Runner, Starship Troopers are all films I love.
I will throw "Moon" in there as one of my favourite sci films.
And as a recommendation I will suggest "Prospect" with Sophie Thatcher and Pedro Pascal. Goes under the radar, but a very good sci film.
Curious Orange
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The Empire Strikes Back, my favourite film.
Also worth a mention are The Andromeda Strain, and Saturn 3.
Also worth a mention are The Andromeda Strain, and Saturn 3.
We watched this during a GCSE media class. Most of us enjoyed it but I distinctly remember one lad saying "This is shit", to which the teacher, Mr A, replied, "no, you're shit". Not sure the teacher would get away with that these days but we found it hilarious
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District 9
Rumours of a sequel District 10
Rumours of a sequel District 10
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Norman Potting
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Galaxy Quest - clever parody of a well known TV and movie franchise.
Red Dwarf
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Terminator 2, although it straddles science fiction and action. A brilliant film with some of the best special effects ever (and they still hold up today, despite their age)
North of Robertsbridge
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The Fifth Element is fun