Monthly Movie Marathon: July: SCIFI: Nominations

[Sniper]

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I'll second Bladerunner and Empire Strikes Back.

I'll add, Silent Running, Forbidden Planet and The Matrix (only the first, someone had too [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img])

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I'll second Matrix... could be lots to discuss...

[ChipWrecked]

Second 'Silent Running' and 'ST First Contact', also '2001'; though one really needs to read the book to understand what the hell is going on there.

[katyseagull]

If you guys do the Sci-Fi club I will definitely try to watch with you. I love sci-fi movies. Never saw the Matrix and I would actually like to discuss 2001 with someone.

[diebitter]

I;m seconding the terminator movies, so the current standing is:



IN THE VOTE:

Empire Strikes Back
Twelve Monkeys
The Day the Earth Stood Still
Road Warrior
Blade Runner
The Matrix
Primer
2001
Terminator
Terminator 2
Silent Running
Star Trek First Contact



WITH 1 NOMINATION:

Aliens
Tremors
Fantastic Voyage
Plan 9 from Outer Space
Brazil
Metropolis
Forbidden Planet
The Quiet Earth
2010
Spaceballs
Trancers
Dollman
Westworld
Ice Pirates
Total Recall
Serenity
Last Starfighter




I'll close this last thing tonight, and we can vote over the weekend + monday.

[SL__72]

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The Last Starfighter

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Seconded. I haven't seen this in forever.

[nick604]

Nominate: Solaris (both versions)

Second: Metropolis, Plan 9, and Serenity.

Third: Terminator, T2 and 2001.

[govman6767]

I was serious about howard the duck

[ChipWrecked]

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I was serious about howard the duck

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I liked it as I recall... good luck with the voting though [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

[mrbaseball]

I'll second Howard the Duck

[mrbaseball]

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good luck with the voting though

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Hmmmm? We have way too many "serious" scifi's here. I'm a big fan of the schlocky 1950's scifi. Gimme the Collosal Man, Them, Godzilla vs. Mothra or the Incredible Shrinking Man anyday over an Aliens or Matrix.

Trouble is I'm not sure how many of those 50's classics are available on DvD?