Re: Science Fiction Classics
really good
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Plan 9 from outer space ;-) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0052077/
Earth vs. the flying saucers http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0049169/
with some class-a stop frame animation from Ray Harryhausen and definitely a main inspiration for Mars Attacks from Tim Burton.
ORA-600 [12235] "Oracle process has no purpose in life !"
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Ive been digging this recently, is so bad its good, its hilarious. Its a half japanese american made film but with american actors, from 68.
"positive mutation!"
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green slime looks right up my alley
55 2008-07-17 02:17:13 (edited by Javenger_Dourado 2008-07-17 02:19:19)
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La Jetee/The Pier by Chris Marker
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0056119/
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Niet Rockers wrote:
La Jetee/The Pier by Chris Marker
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0056119/
this one sounds great. added it to my rental list. notice in the review it also namechecks godard's 'alphaville', which is brilliant.
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lixa-6 wrote:
Ive been digging this recently, is so bad its good, its hilarious. Its a half japanese american made film but with american actors, from 68.
I was surprised by it, the posters and trailers I had seen before watching it made it look far worse than it actually is. The plot and acting and so on is quite allright (never mind the cheese), but the special effects are a bit too "kaiju". Also, the main theme rocks. It sort of sounds like a James Bond-soundtrack 
"Greeeen slime!"
Another reccomendation:
Made by Enzo g. castellari, starring Fred Williamson, George Eastman and the kid from "The House by the Cemetery" and has a pretty radical Simonetti soundtrack. Easy one of the most awesome movies I watched last year.
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Javenger_Dourado wrote:
any idea who the band is? i gotta track this movie down! (as well as New Barbarians)
worship the potentiometer.
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Robot Monster wrote:
Another reccomendation:
http://www.post-apocalypse.co.uk/aus/NewBarbarians.jpg
Made by Enzo g. castellari, starring Fred Williamson, George Eastman and the kid from "The House by the Cemetery" and has a pretty radical Simonetti soundtrack. Easy one of the most awesome movies I watched last year.
I love this movie, full of amazing cars and stunt-dummies, and what a soundtrack, indeed!
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Yeah, Fred Williamson's exploding arrows, blew me away.
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screenvinylimage wrote:
Javenger_Dourado wrote:any idea who the band is? i gotta track this movie down! (as well as New Barbarians)
Richard Delvy, I found it here:
http://monstermoviemusic.blogspot.com/2 … -song.html
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Richard Delvy, I found it here:
http://monstermoviemusic.blogspot.com/2 … -song.html
thx sonny! in checking the link out, i found REPTILICUS in the blog header graphic...haha
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFQqmHQMJBY
sounds like the perfect metal band name.
worship the potentiometer.
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Sonny Crockett wrote:
screenvinylimage wrote:Javenger_Dourado wrote:any idea who the band is? i gotta track this movie down! (as well as New Barbarians)
Richard Delvy, I found it here:
http://monstermoviemusic.blogspot.com/2 … -song.html
three-sugars-sweet!
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Every robot should check out Saul Bass' "Phase IV" (1974). "2001: A Space Oddysee" meets ant sci-fi. It's pretty damn great, and I don't really understand why MST3K did an episode with it.
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Yup, it is! Movie soundtrack mix/nonstop coming up tonight!
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Poodle wrote:
Don't forget the master James Cameron:
Terminatorbest B movie ever with excellent sound track.
AliensProbably the best action film ever. The first one: Alienby Ridley Scott is also a masterpiece. DON'T see any of the others. they are mega crap
The Abysscould maybe have been one the best one ever if it didn't have disney-cute-ish ending which is a bit sad.
Just reading into this topic... But hey! Alien 4 Resurrection ain't all that bad! It is a Jean-Pierre Jeunet movie, I really like his style. But the premise is pretty hard to believe. Still: the action is pretty good. Suspense too. Gotta agree with Aliens being the best action film ever, but only the directors cut!
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it's all about Dark Star and Day The Earth Stood Still imo, and of course THX 1138...
book-wise:
Joe Haldeman - The Forever War
Alfred Bester - The Stars My Destination
Philip K Dick - Three Stigmata Of Palmer Eldritch
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the ugly swans is a terrible movie,
although camerawork and production is
beautiful. but it didnt seem to work as whole, stalker ripoff.
73 2008-08-17 11:49:44 (edited by Central Services 2009-04-18 00:16:06)
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Agreed, all of David Cronenberg sci fi stuff is out there! My fav director!
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