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Poll Question: Which movie do you prefer?
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Another one not mentioned yet is Starman with Jeff Bridges. 
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Originally posted by Trouserpress Trouserpress wrote:

I've not seen everything on that list, but of those I have A Clockwork Orange is my favourite. Few films have bored me quite so spectacularly as Blade Runner. I don't get why that film is so highly acclaimed.
Hear, hear. Also, I struggled to make it through Solaris, though it started off well. But I haven't given up on Tarnovsky--Stalker is in my film queue.
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Originally posted by Matthew T Matthew T wrote:

Remember James, Big Brother is watching Big smile John Hurt was the lead in the film
The second one. Michael Redgrave in the first.
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Originally posted by Bitterblogger Bitterblogger wrote:

Originally posted by Matthew T Matthew T wrote:

Remember James, Big Brother is watching Big smile John Hurt was the lead in the film
The second one. Michael Redgrave in the first.
Same film,the gentleman you mentioned directed it.Confused
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have anyone seen Lawnmower man with Jeff Fahey and Pierce Brosnan
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^Yes indeed, an interesting flick.
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im a bit too lazy to go through all the posts ,has anyone mentioned "Forbidden Planet?"(besides me)
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Star wars New Hope has to have some recognition so i will vote as it got me heavily into the genre. Also mad about Alien, T2 and Clockwork Lemon... er.. orange
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It's a total toss up between Blade Runner and Aliens. I'll opt for Aliens though cause it has the least votes of the two.

I almost forgot, I do think the recently overlooked gem, Sunshine staring Cilian Murphy and Mark Strong deserves some cred. Also, I'm pretty sure John Carpenter's version of The Thing should be on here. It has a fantastic atmosphere of isolation and paranoia. It's on the low budget side, but it's one of the few movies that have actually scared me after the age of 20.


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Originally posted by dude dude wrote:

im a bit too lazy to go through all the posts ,has anyone mentioned "Forbidden Planet?"(besides me)

Originally posted by Atavachron Atavachron wrote:

 
my vote goes to the father of modern sci-fi, Forbidden Planet..



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Either Serenity or Mystery Science Theater: The Movie.  Regardless, I'm voting Other.
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Originally posted by JLocke JLocke wrote:

Originally posted by valravennz valravennz wrote:

I have chosen "Blade Runner" - It is a sci-fi film that made a huge impression on me and still does - Ridley Scott is a brilliant director. "2001- A Space Odyssey" is equal best - still looks great today and like all great sci-fi movies, leaves much to ponder and debate. Though "District 9" is not on the list, I add this thoughtful film directed by Peter Jackson (The Lord of The Rings Trilogy) to my top 5 all time great Sci-fi movies.


Peter Jackson did not direct District 9. Neill Blomkamp did. 
My apologies - Neill Blomkamp did indeed direct District 9 Ouch Thanks for the correction.

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R.A.N.M.A mentioned "sunshine" ,excellent movie
 
Its interesting that so close to the sun most of the deaths were from cold and for me the most memorable scene was the transfer from one ship to the other where two of the crew had to wrap themselves in  insulation against the cold of space,one didnt make it and died a lonely and sad death, flash frozen and floating through the void,to be partly shattered by hitting some debris and finally disintegrating from the intense heat of the sun after leaving the shadow of the ship.
 
That seen left me with a very odd creepy feeling as to the utter loneliness and hopelessness of his death.............
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Originally posted by Atavachron Atavachron wrote:

Originally posted by dude dude wrote:

im a bit too lazy to go through all the posts ,has anyone mentioned "Forbidden Planet?"(besides me)

Originally posted by Atavachron Atavachron wrote:

 
my vote goes to the father of modern sci-fi, Forbidden Planet..




Don't mention it.
Released date are often when it it impacted you but recorded dates are when it really happened...
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some of the best Sci-Fi I have seen are

Star Treck - the newest movie
Minority Report - the best Cruise movie
I Robot - yes I liked it, I don't think it as bad (nor very good), but it have a cool effets and Will Smith is cool
K-Pax - Kevin Spacey rules
Space Jam - Cool
Matrix
the War of the Worlds - have one of the most impressive sound effects and If you have a suroundsound and a sub woofer your nabour will feel it on the richter scale
 
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thanks Slartibartfast Smile

i must admit when, Robbie the robot says, "Morbius, something is approaching from the southwest,..it is now quite close" i always think "this is not good"
 
I beleive there is a remake in the works,as much as i hope it will be, i also think "This is not good"
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Forbidden Planet was on TV this weekend and I watched-for awhile-while it was surely ground-breaking when it first came out, it was a bit dated on this watching. 

I worry that a remake will screw it all up-the original is a good story and well done for the time-why remake it? I have visions of the awful Day the Earth Stood Still remake.

Leave well enough alone!
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Yes, the remake of "The Day The Earth Stood Stil" was pretty bad,Keanu Reeves had none of the quiet  dignity(or acting ability) of Michael Rennie.
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