Science fiction movies, Good new ones or old obscure ones

[Dalven]

District 9 - you've likely seen it if you're a sci fi fan but if not it's awesome.

[Raavak]

I like cyberpunk...

Soylent Green
Blade Runner
Planet of the Apes

For Christmas I was given the movies...
Elysium (its okay)
Oblivion (worth seeing)

Still waiting on a Neuromancer film...

[Mac Dretti]

Star Trek (2009)
Star Trek: Into Darkness (2013)

So good

[Tradesonred]

Originally Posted by Raavak [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Still waiting on a Neuromancer film...

Still super relevant and modern, they just gotta update the internet part

Johnny Mnemonic was such an abortion, apparently the japanese version is better but i dont know its hard to salvage that Molly from the movie, was it really that hard to give her razorblades

[Tradesonred]

Dr who television series (the one started in 2005 or something) isnt bad either, sorta cheesy sometimes but some episodes are interesting. Dropped off during the 4th season, ill probably get back to it at some point.

Theres a really cool ghost story in season 2

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Assuming everyone here saw this but again gonna post it anyway:

The road with Viggo Mortgensen (spellinglol) Not a fan of the syrupy sentimentality but top notch post-apocalyptic visuals throughout

Viggo lines more annoying than the kid, the kid annoyed me at first but thats not a kid that had a happy childhood, thats a traumatized kid. Once you view it within that framework, the kid isnt so annoying anymore

I think its great Mortgensen took a role in a movie like this after basically not needing to work for the rest of his life probably because of LOTR

[Sidelle]

Originally Posted by Tradesonred [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Assuming everyone here saw this but again gonna post it anyway:

The road with Viggo Mortgensen (spellinglol) Not a fan of the syrupy sentimentality but top notch post-apocalyptic visuals throughout

Viggo lines more annoying than the kid, the kid annoyed me at first but thats not a kid that had a happy childhood, thats a traumatized kid. Once you view it within that framework, the kid isnt so annoying anymore

I think its great Mortgensen took a role in a movie like this after basically not needing to work for the rest of his life probably because of LOTR

I liked The Road mainly because I am a fan of post-apocalyptic fiction. It was a bit dreary but I still liked it enough to read the book after seeing the movie.

Another story that I liked even more was Joshua by John Wilson. I would love if they made it into a movie too. It's really good.

[Tradesonred]

Originally Posted by Sidelle [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I liked The Road mainly because I am a fan of post-apocalyptic fiction. It was a bit dreary but I still liked it enough to read the book after seeing the movie.

Another story that I liked even more was Joshua by John Wilson. I would love if they made it into a movie too. It's really good.

You should check out "Random acts of senseless violence" (more pre-apoc than post though) and Hmm another one by octavia butler "Parable of the sower" if you like those kind of stories, ill take my time and make a post with suggestions for stories in that genre.

Will check out your suggestion, we got a killer public library in Montreal and they order quite a bit of scifi

[Sidelle]

Originally Posted by Tradesonred [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

You should check out "Random acts of senseless violence" (more pre-apoc than post though) and Hmm another one by octavia butler "Parable of the sower" if you like those kind of stories, ill take my time and make a post with suggestions for stories in that genre.

Will check out your suggestion, we got a killer public library in Montreal and they order quite a bit of scifi

Yes pls, that would be great. I am always looking for the good ones in that genre. Thx man. =)

Will check into the other two today.

[Skittlez]

Zardoz starring Sean Connery. 76'

[Oogei]

Logan's run