Posted: 01 Dec 2003, 02:25
yes, but fortunately an old chap called God will resurrect them (or him, my memory...) againzigeunerweisen wrote:Do they kill funny looking aliens in it?pikkrong wrote:
i meant - is it enough sci-fi?
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Posted: 01 Dec 2003, 09:06
Debaser wrote:Metropolis
nice
but it must've been even nicer to have been around at the time of the pre-release hype Deb
, and i'm talking pre-Queen involvement here 
good choice though
and the original Planet of the Apes, was very important to my si-fi growth and development
Posted: 01 Dec 2003, 09:11
Flash Gordon
Posted: 01 Dec 2003, 10:00
hallucienate wrote:Flash Gordon
how could i forget flesh gordon
and when's someone gonna make a suitably cool and dark DanDare
Posted: 01 Dec 2003, 17:34
Muppets in Space
Posted: 01 Dec 2003, 18:38
can't believe no-one's mentioned The Thing - a true Sci-Fi classic!
Posted: 01 Dec 2003, 19:04
Old creaky B&W or Carpenter's one? Or both?Scardwel wrote:can't believe no-one's mentioned The Thing - a true Sci-Fi classic!
Both are cool
Posted: 01 Dec 2003, 19:44
Yeah John Carpenter really did a great job with The Thing (which is so rare with remakes) but both versions are timeless.
The remake of Escape From New York (another Carpenter classic) however, was a waste of time IMHO.
The remake of Escape From New York (another Carpenter classic) however, was a waste of time IMHO.
Posted: 01 Dec 2003, 19:59
Agreed
The original is much better indeed
The original is much better indeed
Posted: 01 Dec 2003, 23:57
Wooo! spooky Angel, that was my first thought when I read Scard's post.Angelchild wrote:Old creaky B&W or Carpenter's one? Or both?Scardwel wrote:can't believe no-one's mentioned The Thing - a true Sci-Fi classic!
Both are cool
Both will do me fine BTW.