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Posted by eROs.au on Oct-14-2006 20:19:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
Dune (1984 David Lynch version, of course)


terrible adaptation from the book still.


Posted by AlphaStarred on Oct-14-2006 21:29:

quote:
Originally posted by Psy-T
not exact fits to your specification, but try these on anyway:
Videodrome
Ersaserhead
Scanners
A Clockwork Orange


I've mentioned Scanners. I've seen Eraserhead, it was middling, and A Clockwork Orange was great but much less sci-fi than the ones I mentioned.


Posted by metalgearsolid on Oct-14-2006 21:37:

John Carpenters Ghost of Mars.


Posted by bas on Oct-14-2006 21:59:

Zathura


Posted by Sushipunk on Oct-14-2006 22:02:

quote:
Originally posted by Psy-T
oh, get Being John Malkovich too


That movie really messed with my head


Posted by AlphaStarred on Oct-14-2006 22:10:

Ok, some of these suggestions are terrible (imo, because I've seen most of them), so I'm going to alter the thread title. Feel free to mention movies that you think are in the vein of the ones I'd mentioned (if you'd seen them), or simply list your favorite sci-fi flicks.


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Oct-14-2006 22:15:

quote:
Originally posted by eROs.au
terrible adaptation from the book still.


I thought it was a decent adaptation of the book, but yeah, no movie could ever really even *touch* the book. :|


Posted by Psy-T on Oct-14-2006 22:42:

quote:
Originally posted by AlphaStarred
Ok, some of these suggestions are terrible (imo, because I've seen most of them), so I'm going to alter the thread title. Feel free to mention movies that you think are in the vein of the ones I'd mentioned (if you'd seen them), or simply list your favorite sci-fi flicks.


i thought you were after good movies with a preference of them being sci-fi, but you're really after sci-fi with a preference of them being good

disregard mine in that case.. except maybe Videodrome


Posted by eROs.au on Oct-14-2006 22:50:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
I thought it was a decent adaptation of the book, but yeah, no movie could ever really even *touch* the book. :|


lol


Posted by AlphaStarred on Oct-14-2006 22:56:

quote:
Originally posted by Psy-T
i thought you were after good movies with a preference of them being sci-fi, but you're really after sci-fi with a preference of them being good

disregard mine in that case.. except maybe Videodrome


I've seen all the ones you mentioned save for Videodrome, and I shall reiterate that I mentioned Scanners, which I liked very much. Yes, I'm after sci-fi movies that are really good, which are ultimately very few (imo). Being John Malkovich is agreeable as well, but it isn't sci-fi, it's fantasy.


Ahh, I see Cronenberg is behind Videodrome (as he also is behind Scanners and The Fly), nice...should be in the typical Cronenberg style, then.

By and large I favor sci-flicks that are usually under the Drama / Sci-Fi / Mystery / Horror genres (en masse), according to IMDB.com


Posted by Psy-T on Oct-14-2006 23:11:

as for favorite sci-fi flicks, one that comes to mind is Total Recall


Posted by Cloudburst on Oct-14-2006 23:31:

quote:
Originally posted by Ygrene
One of my favorite sci-fi movies of all-time.




High eh.. five!!


Posted by Cal on Oct-14-2006 23:38:

The new Solaris was really fantastic.

I know a lot of people hold up their nose at it and say that the Tarkovskiy version is much better (I wouldn't know since I haven't seen it), but let me tell you - I'm not usually a fan of movies that have a love story as a central plot/theme, but this film really got to me.

And it's all because of the music score. Pulp Fiction had the amazing dialog that made the film perfect, and Solaris' music had the same effect.


Posted by washout on Oct-14-2006 23:39:


Posted by stren on Oct-15-2006 07:06:

quote:
Originally posted by Cal
The new Solaris was really fantastic.

I know a lot of people hold up their nose at it and say that the Tarkovskiy version is much better (I wouldn't know since I haven't seen it), but let me tell you - I'm not usually a fan of movies that have a love story as a central plot/theme, but this film really got to me.

And it's all because of the music score. Pulp Fiction had the amazing dialog that made the film perfect, and Solaris' music had the same effect.


the new solaris was a total yawnfest, and I am not bashing the slow pace; its just too hollywood-ish. Haven't seen the other version, but i read the novel.


Posted by Enigmatic XTC on Oct-15-2006 07:19:

Cube series (sci fi+horror, not sure what to call it)
Serenity
more when i think of them


Posted by Subey on Oct-15-2006 13:17:

quote:
Originally posted by AlphaStarred
Altered States


Magic Mushrooms + Sensory Deprivation Tank = How can you go wrong?


I'd reccomend
Immortel Ad Vitam

30 sec. Trailer Here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-ITiCf7DGc
(Japanese Trailer but better than the English One)


Posted by tjpatel on Oct-15-2006 13:18:

Dune, and Star Wars


Posted by Subey on Oct-15-2006 13:20:

quote:
Originally posted by metalgearsolid
John Carpenters Ghost of Mars.


Then you'll love Serenity... which shoulda been renamed "John Carpenters Ghosts of Mars get spaceships"


Posted by iammesol on Oct-15-2006 17:14:

V For Vendetta
The Matrix


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Oct-15-2006 20:59:

quote:
Originally posted by Subey
Then you'll love Serenity... which shoulda been renamed "John Carpenters Ghosts of Mars get spaceships"



Posted by Xenocreator_PG_ on Oct-15-2006 21:35:

Aliens
War of the Worlds (the 1950s version!!)
Twelve Monkeys
The Abyss
Tron

....the list goes on.

My favourites are definitely Alien/aliens, Star wars 2 & 3, Blade Runner, The first Matrix & 2001 Space Odyssey....


Posted by basd on Oct-15-2006 21:48:

Spaceballs

Oh, and Blade Runner


Posted by Psy-T on Oct-16-2006 02:50:

quote:
Originally posted by Subey
Magic Mushrooms + Sensory Deprivation Tank = How can you go wrong?


by accepting anything beyond the film's premise


Posted by woscar on Oct-16-2006 02:55:

quote:
Originally posted by AlphaStarred
Ok, some of these suggestions are terrible (imo, because I've seen most of them), so I'm going to alter the thread title. Feel free to mention movies that you think are in the vein of the ones I'd mentioned (if you'd seen them), or simply list your favorite sci-fi flicks.


OK, so go fuck yourself then...

You asked to post OUR favorite Sci-Fi movies. Sorry if they're not up to YOUR standards.


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