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Old 29-05-2007, 09:47 AM
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Please list all the films you have ever watched ..... Bats.
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They had four Directors working on it at various times...

That is body snatchers for you.
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My favourite sci-fi from recent years is "Dark City"; its premise is fascinating: can you change someone's nature by changing their memories, and reworking alien abduction as film noir. Not many unmissable films have been released this last decade but Dark City would be topping my list.
I love anything with Ian Richardson appearing in it.

'The Fountain' DVD arrived on my door mat today... I bet that is worth catching. I really rate Darran Aronofsky and wish I could have caught the movie at the cinema. One of my favourite Science Fictions is his 'Pi'.

The highlight of the marathon for my friend Tim was the British entry, 'The Day the Earth Caught Fire'. He had heard of the movie but had never seen it before and had been expecting something along the lines of a low budget Science Fiction disaster movie. Watching the movie was a bit of a revelation to him.
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That is body snatchers for you.

My favourite sci-fi from recent years is "Dark City"; its premise is fascinating: can you change someone's nature by changing their memories, and reworking alien abduction as film noir. Not many unmissable films have been released this last decade but Dark City would be topping my list.
I love "Dark City" I think it is seriously underated and seems all but forgotten, great film.
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