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To be perfectly honest, I find "Alien" and "Aliens" incredibly boring for some reason. I like the three Predator flicks though (I haven't seen the "Alien vs. Predator" movies yet) because of all the insane violence in them. The same applies to "Robocop I and II", which I think are brilliant ultraviolent sci-fi flicks, while the third one is a lame and tame attempt to make Robocop family-friendly. |
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Balthamel
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out there :D
i would like to have Watchmen there as it is sort of a sci/fi post apocalyptic graphic novel/film, |
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Wilytank
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Where the fuck is Alien?
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bartosso
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^I saw 12 monkeys a few months ago for the first time. Great movie indeed! If you want to know my opinion (I'm sure you do ), I find Inception rather overrated, but still a good movie with a twist. Don't get that huge hype though... It just lacks depth (just like all Nolan's films to be honest). |
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"Total Recall" and "12 Monkeys" are great and so are "Blade Runner" and "Fifth Element".
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Of those films, I still haven't seen Avatar, Contact, or Pan's Labyrinth. From the rest, Blade Runner, T2, 2001, and Empire stand out the most.
Some favorites not on the list: Total Recall and 12 Monkeys.
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I must admit that I prefer flicks like "The Forbidden Planet" or "The Day the Earth Stood Still" (the original one) to a lot of the post-2000 sci-fi flicks. I also have a weakness for really kitchy stuff like "Flash Gordon" from 1980 and the "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century"-series (although I am not a big fan of the pilot episode).
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AtomicCrimsonRush
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yah i guess
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GLAM METAL!
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Out of the ones listed above, I have to go with "Empire...".
I love sci-fi cinema in all its forms, but I will not hesitate to judge sci-fi flick that I think suck very harshly - like "The X-Men" or "Matrix II and III", which I think are all special effects and absolutely no interesting content whatsoever. |
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Lord of The Rings and Labirinto Del Fauno are not Sci-fi! They are awesome, but not Sci-Fi!
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Choose wisely Padawans
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GLAM METAL!
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