SkirlieWirlie
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Will definitely have a look at those.
[Film] Greatest sci fi films
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Will definitely have a look at those.
The Clamp
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Ex Machina
Alien
Aliens
Moon
Sunshine
Interstellar
Close Encounters
As Astra
Life
Edge of Tomorrow
And tonnes more.
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Alien
Aliens
Moon
Sunshine
Interstellar
Close Encounters
As Astra
Life
Edge of Tomorrow
And tonnes more.
And that’s me done with NSC for a while. These adverts are impossible. Can’t be doing with them.
Have a lovely Christmas and NY one and all
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Fignon's Ponytail
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Grew up loving the original Star Wars trilogy, obviously, but I also really liked Flight of the Navigator as a kid.
Will never be considered one of the greats, but a fun film nonetheless.
Will never be considered one of the greats, but a fun film nonetheless.
Lenny Rider
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Day of the Triffids
Old school
Old school
Pevenseagull
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Big fan of the genre and in favour of pretty much all of the films mentioned.
Keep meaning to give Interstellar another go. Saw it when it came out and it didn't think much of it. I'm probably wrong.
A few off the top of my head I've not seen mentioned that I rate very highly.
Forbidden Planet
Stalker
This Island Earth
Invasion Of The Bodysnatchers (70s one)
Ex Machina
Under The Skin
Akira
All the Quatermass films
Keep meaning to give Interstellar another go. Saw it when it came out and it didn't think much of it. I'm probably wrong.
A few off the top of my head I've not seen mentioned that I rate very highly.
Forbidden Planet
Stalker
This Island Earth
Invasion Of The Bodysnatchers (70s one)
Ex Machina
Under The Skin
Akira
All the Quatermass films
Red Squirrel
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The Thing
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meh
- Jul 20, 2003
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...and a spectacularly stupid one that I love. 'Lifeforce' .... Absolutely bonkers.
I love Sci Fi. The 'hard'er the better.
Many of the film I like have already been mentioned, but one that immediately springs to mind that has not is:
Primer
You need to have your wits about you when you watch it, and it'll probably take you multiple viewings to get all that's going on (or a cheat look at a plot map - the easiest one to find has an error in it, I think), but I loved it.
Many of the film I like have already been mentioned, but one that immediately springs to mind that has not is:
Primer
You need to have your wits about you when you watch it, and it'll probably take you multiple viewings to get all that's going on (or a cheat look at a plot map - the easiest one to find has an error in it, I think), but I loved it.
Cheeky Monkey
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Glade Runner, one man's desperate supermarket dash to find an air freshener to mask the smell of his dump in the toilet before 'the' wife gets home.
Comrade Sam
Comrade Sam
Rogue One, like Andor it's how Star Wars should be done.
I thought Empire Strikes Back was a documentary
Cheeky Monkey
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- Jul 17, 2003
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A Jude Law double-header for me, A.I. and Gattaca, Ethan Hawke excellent as always in the latter, plus Uma Thurman.
Uncle Spielberg
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Arrival is because of the aliens and also her daughter hannah which itself is very clever. Their first hug, " I'd forgotten how good it was to be hugged by you " The most intelligent film I have seen
Terminator 1 was excellent as well as it was a low-budget film compared to the sequels.
Arnie is perfectly cast as a robot. The famous line' I'll be back ' was in this movie.
