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Mijstor Jedann	Posted - 2004.08.12 23:09:00 - [1] Ahoy there Before I played Freelancer, (which pointed me in the direction of EvE in June '03) I was never much for sci-fi movies, or space games at all. Of course, this all changed after a few months of EvE, and now after over a year I'm a fulltime sci fi junkie !! So, just wondering which movies you guys like to watch while playing eve, or just relaxing etc.. Some of the more recent ones that I've watched (some good, some bad) Event Horizon K-Pax Dune Children of Dune 2010: the year we made contact? (i think is the name) Contact Red Planet (and the other mars movies) Fifth Element (one of my fav's) BladeRunner ----------------- That's it off the top of my head, just a few from the last few weeks I have seen. If you have any movies you think I need to see or I won't die a happy man, please fill me in! ____________________ "Amarr alone, delivered herself."
Mijstor Jedann	Posted - 2004.08.12 23:09:00 - [2] Ahoy there Before I played Freelancer, (which pointed me in the direction of EvE in June '03) I was never much for sci-fi movies, or space games at all. Of course, this all changed after a few months of EvE, and now after over a year I'm a fulltime sci fi junkie !! So, just wondering which movies you guys like to watch while playing eve, or just relaxing etc.. Some of the more recent ones that I've watched (some good, some bad) Event Horizon K-Pax Dune Children of Dune 2010: the year we made contact? (i think is the name) Contact Red Planet (and the other mars movies) Fifth Element (one of my fav's) BladeRunner ----------------- That's it off the top of my head, just a few from the last few weeks I have seen. If you have any movies you think I need to see or I won't die a happy man, please fill me in! ____________________ "Amarr alone, delivered herself."
Pacman	Posted - 2004.08.12 23:13:00 - [3] Im a huge star trek fan...so all the obvious...plus i like the first 'Alien' movie ps....i hate the movie contact
Pacman	Posted - 2004.08.12 23:13:00 - [4] Im a huge star trek fan...so all the obvious...plus i like the first 'Alien' movie ps....i hate the movie contact
Wrangler	Posted - 2004.08.12 23:32:00 - [5] Well, I prefer sci fi books, since sci fi movies usually is the same old plot, but in space. I have to say that Bicentennial Man is the best sci fi movie I've seen. But I might be forgetting a few movies. TV series is better at making good sci fi. Star Trek is good, I prefer the original series, and then Enterprise. Other good series would be Farscape, Andromeda, Space: Above and Beyond (though that was a bit of marines in space a la Starship Troopers). But I'm sure I'm forgetting some in that category as well. [Read the Rules!] - [Email the Moderators]
Wrangler	Posted - 2004.08.12 23:32:00 - [6] Well, I prefer sci fi books, since sci fi movies usually is the same old plot, but in space. I have to say that Bicentennial Man is the best sci fi movie I've seen. But I might be forgetting a few movies. TV series is better at making good sci fi. Star Trek is good, I prefer the original series, and then Enterprise. Other good series would be Farscape, Andromeda, Space: Above and Beyond (though that was a bit of marines in space a la Starship Troopers). But I'm sure I'm forgetting some in that category as well. [Read the Rules!] - [Email the Moderators]
DoZ3r	Posted - 2004.08.12 23:34:00 - [7] I'll be first to say it starwars episodes IV,V,VI This island earth ( a golden oldie ) Alien 2 Pitch black The chronicles of rid**** Predetor The matrix 1,2 and 3 and its not a film but a series Babylon 5 And of course lots lots more
DoZ3r	Posted - 2004.08.12 23:34:00 - [8] I'll be first to say it starwars episodes IV,V,VI This island earth ( a golden oldie ) Alien 2 Pitch black The chronicles of rid**** Predetor The matrix 1,2 and 3 and its not a film but a series Babylon 5 And of course lots lots more
Admiral IceBlock	Posted - 2004.08.12 23:55:00 - [9] Edited by: Admiral IceBlock on 13/08/2004 01:37:16 Arrival, The (1996) Second Arrival, The (1998) still waiting for the third Fifth Element Wing Commander Dune Fortress (1993) Fortress II? if thats its name.. Pitch Black some good sci-fi series too... Lexx First Wave X-Files Babylon 5 and here are some movies i want to watch in the near future... Sex Files: Alien Erotica II (2000) and there is several other movies and series that i cant remember... EDIT : Tron is also a good movie.. "We brake for nobody"
Admiral IceBlock	Posted - 2004.08.12 23:55:00 - [10] Edited by: Admiral IceBlock on 13/08/2004 01:37:16 Arrival, The (1996) Second Arrival, The (1998) still waiting for the third Fifth Element Wing Commander Dune Fortress (1993) Fortress II? if thats its name.. Pitch Black some good sci-fi series too... Lexx First Wave X-Files Babylon 5 and here are some movies i want to watch in the near future... Sex Files: Alien Erotica II (2000) and there is several other movies and series that i cant remember... EDIT : Tron is also a good movie.. "We brake for nobody"
Elrathias	Posted - 2004.08.13 00:03:00 - [11] well im like wrangler, i prefer books. so DUNE, Foundation, Foundation and Empire, Second Foundation, Hitchhikers Guide to the galaxy, ofcourse these arent the only books, its just that ive forgotten the english titles of the other ~500 sci-fi i got of my dad who reviewed sci.fi books... ^^ --------------------------
Elrathias	Posted - 2004.08.13 00:03:00 - [12] well im like wrangler, i prefer books. so DUNE, Foundation, Foundation and Empire, Second Foundation, Hitchhikers Guide to the galaxy, ofcourse these arent the only books, its just that ive forgotten the english titles of the other ~500 sci-fi i got of my dad who reviewed sci.fi books... ^^ --------------------------
Mijstor Jedann	Posted - 2004.08.13 00:24:00 - [13] Great, all good suggestions thx guys Im a huge star trek fan, so I figured I better not even mention it that alone would need its own thread along with Star Wars Im noticing "Pitch Black" is comming up amongst the recommendations, I'll grab it next time, I always pass it in the store thinking, bah that doesn't look too spacey. K so Pitch Black is next on my list What's "the Arrival" about in a nutshell? What year is the story set in? Ok one last question, Chronicles of Ri**** (sp?) is that out on DVD/video yet? Was playing in theatres last I heard. right keep em comming gents! all good feedback ____________________ "Amarr alone, delivered herself."
Mijstor Jedann	Posted - 2004.08.13 00:24:00 - [14] Great, all good suggestions thx guys Im a huge star trek fan, so I figured I better not even mention it that alone would need its own thread along with Star Wars Im noticing "Pitch Black" is comming up amongst the recommendations, I'll grab it next time, I always pass it in the store thinking, bah that doesn't look too spacey. K so Pitch Black is next on my list What's "the Arrival" about in a nutshell? What year is the story set in? Ok one last question, Chronicles of Ri**** (sp?) is that out on DVD/video yet? Was playing in theatres last I heard. right keep em comming gents! all good feedback ____________________ "Amarr alone, delivered herself."
sawa	Posted - 2004.08.13 00:34:00 - [15] Originally by: DoZ3r This island earth ( a golden oldie ) i would only agree with this when watched in the context of MST3K the movie.
sawa	Posted - 2004.08.13 00:34:00 - [16] Originally by: DoZ3r This island earth ( a golden oldie ) i would only agree with this when watched in the context of MST3K the movie.
Darrin Tobruk	Posted - 2004.08.13 00:35:00 - [17] Edited by: Darrin Tobruk on 13/08/2004 00:37:39 Pitch Black is good, and I even liked the Chronicals of Rid**** (the sequal to Pitch Black which bombed at the box office). All the Star Wars movies, althought the last two not as much. Star Trek II and VI are my favorites from the franchise. Does Spaceballs count as sci-fi? Stargate (the movie, series rocks as well, but we're talking movies) Alien and Aliens Can't think of anything else, atm. _______________________________________________ Eris Discordia: On the scale of funny and constructive it scores low, real low.
Darrin Tobruk	Posted - 2004.08.13 00:35:00 - [18] Edited by: Darrin Tobruk on 13/08/2004 00:37:39 Pitch Black is good, and I even liked the Chronicals of Rid**** (the sequal to Pitch Black which bombed at the box office). All the Star Wars movies, althought the last two not as much. Star Trek II and VI are my favorites from the franchise. Does Spaceballs count as sci-fi? Stargate (the movie, series rocks as well, but we're talking movies) Alien and Aliens Can't think of anything else, atm. _______________________________________________ Eris Discordia: On the scale of funny and constructive it scores low, real low.
Azure Skyclad	Posted - 2004.08.13 00:45:00 - [19] Darkstar (Wish i could get hold of this) Forbidden Planet The Forbin Project Demon Seed Silent Running Bladerunner 2001 Outland THX 1138 Logan's Run (The one with Michael York in it) Plenty more but my brain is slightly alcohol addled La Maison de tous Les Plaisirs Star Fraction http://www.voodoorockers.co.uk/
Azure Skyclad	Posted - 2004.08.13 00:45:00 - [20] Darkstar (Wish i could get hold of this) Forbidden Planet The Forbin Project Demon Seed Silent Running Bladerunner 2001 Outland THX 1138 Logan's Run (The one with Michael York in it) Plenty more but my brain is slightly alcohol addled La Maison de tous Les Plaisirs Star Fraction http://www.voodoorockers.co.uk/
Admiral IceBlock	Posted - 2004.08.13 01:34:00 - [21] Arrival, The (1996) Zane Ziminski is fired from NASA after picking up unidentified signals from a distant location in space. His curiosity soon turn to sheer terror as he travels to Mexico, where a series of unexplained events lead him to believe that there are aliens all over the world. He gathers evidence to support this theory but will he ever have the chance to broadcast the 'facts' alive? Second Arrival, The (1998) After Zane Ziminski is found dead five people received envelopes with details of an alien invasion. This group of five includes 3 scientists, Zane's brother Jack, and a reporter. Quickly, the group is down to three and then Jack and Bridget, the reporter. With a small piece of alien technology, they must escape from the aliens, who take human form, and try to convince others of the existence of aliens. BIG Nutshell :P "We brake for nobody"
Admiral IceBlock	Posted - 2004.08.13 01:34:00 - [22] Arrival, The (1996) Zane Ziminski is fired from NASA after picking up unidentified signals from a distant location in space. His curiosity soon turn to sheer terror as he travels to Mexico, where a series of unexplained events lead him to believe that there are aliens all over the world. He gathers evidence to support this theory but will he ever have the chance to broadcast the 'facts' alive? Second Arrival, The (1998) After Zane Ziminski is found dead five people received envelopes with details of an alien invasion. This group of five includes 3 scientists, Zane's brother Jack, and a reporter. Quickly, the group is down to three and then Jack and Bridget, the reporter. With a small piece of alien technology, they must escape from the aliens, who take human form, and try to convince others of the existence of aliens. BIG Nutshell :P "We brake for nobody"
Danton Marcellus	Posted - 2004.08.13 01:44:00 - [23] The Body Snatchers, the original. Event Horizon Predator 2 Convert Stations
Danton Marcellus	Posted - 2004.08.13 01:44:00 - [24] The Body Snatchers, the original. Event Horizon Predator 2 Convert Stations
Luc Boye	Posted - 2004.08.13 01:55:00 - [25] Well I grew up with old starwars, I read a comic book, then I was nuts when I saw first movie (I was like 5 or 6). So starwars were my main movies when I grew up. Nowadays, the movie I dig most has to be Bladerunner. -- 2004.12.29 23:33:40combatMining Pollution Cloud hits you, doing 140.0 damage.
Luc Boye	Posted - 2004.08.13 01:55:00 - [26] Well I grew up with old starwars, I read a comic book, then I was nuts when I saw first movie (I was like 5 or 6). So starwars were my main movies when I grew up. Nowadays, the movie I dig most has to be Bladerunner. -- 2004.12.29 23:33:40combatMining Pollution Cloud hits you, doing 140.0 damage.
Kyle Kador	Posted - 2004.08.13 05:29:00 - [27] Alien Aliens Dune 2001 Bladerunner And a whole lot more but i guess theyre my favs
Kyle Kador	Posted - 2004.08.13 05:29:00 - [28] Alien Aliens Dune 2001 Bladerunner And a whole lot more but i guess theyre my favs
Celistine	Posted - 2004.08.13 07:03:00 - [29] Did anyone catch the new battlestar galactica they did on scifi channel. It was friggen sweet. That being said, Robot Jox was awesome! Empire Strikes Back, Alien, Aliens, Alien 3 (note that i stopped there), The Last Starfighter, and The Matrix. "Hold still Nathan. This will only hurt for a minute, but damn will it hurt." - Meatwad
Celistine	Posted - 2004.08.13 07:03:00 - [30] Did anyone catch the new battlestar galactica they did on scifi channel. It was friggen sweet. That being said, Robot Jox was awesome! Empire Strikes Back, Alien, Aliens, Alien 3 (note that i stopped there), The Last Starfighter, and The Matrix. "Hold still Nathan. This will only hurt for a minute, but damn will it hurt." - Meatwad
SOL0	Posted - 2004.08.13 07:18:00 - [31] I like a lot of Sci-Fi films... lots out there. I will just list SG-1 and the new Atlantis series as my favorite TV shows. "If a nation expects to be ignorant and free, in a state of civilization, it expects what never was and never will be."
SOL0	Posted - 2004.08.13 07:18:00 - [32] I like a lot of Sci-Fi films... lots out there. I will just list SG-1 and the new Atlantis series as my favorite TV shows. "If a nation expects to be ignorant and free, in a state of civilization, it expects what never was and never will be."
Azimov	Posted - 2004.08.13 08:06:00 - [33] Originally by: Azure Skyclad Darkstar (Wish i could get hold of this) Forbidden Planet The Forbin Project Demon Seed Silent Running Bladerunner 2001 Outland THX 1138 Logan's Run (The one with Michael York in it) Plenty more but my brain is slightly alcohol addled I have Darkstar on DVD got it on Amazon a couple of years ago, its still on there but a whopping ú17, quality is not greqat either but its a great oddball film. www.tokyotoystore.co.uk
Azimov	Posted - 2004.08.13 08:06:00 - [34] Originally by: Azure Skyclad Darkstar (Wish i could get hold of this) Forbidden Planet The Forbin Project Demon Seed Silent Running Bladerunner 2001 Outland THX 1138 Logan's Run (The one with Michael York in it) Plenty more but my brain is slightly alcohol addled I have Darkstar on DVD got it on Amazon a couple of years ago, its still on there but a whopping ú17, quality is not greqat either but its a great oddball film. www.tokyotoystore.co.uk
Gib Goblin	Posted - 2004.08.13 08:18:00 - [35] Films I adore: Battle Beyond the Stars Silent Running (My Favourite) Close Encounters of the Third Kind The Day the Earth stood still Day of the Triffids This Island Earth War of the Worlds The Andromeda Strain Starman Cocoon Flash Gordon Stargate Gattaca The Thing 2001 a Space Odessey Blade Runner Twelve Monkeys Equilibrium Planet of the Apes (Original) -------TVM/Series----------- Buck Rogers Battle Star Galactica Any Star Trek Space 1999 / Moonbase Alpha Stargate SG1 Blake 7 -- Vice Admiral - Military Command -- -- --- --- ---- ----- ------ I don't 'do' dead. ------ ----- ---- --- --- --
Gib Goblin	Posted - 2004.08.13 08:18:00 - [36] Films I adore: Battle Beyond the Stars Silent Running (My Favourite) Close Encounters of the Third Kind The Day the Earth stood still Day of the Triffids This Island Earth War of the Worlds The Andromeda Strain Starman Cocoon Flash Gordon Stargate Gattaca The Thing 2001 a Space Odessey Blade Runner Twelve Monkeys Equilibrium Planet of the Apes (Original) -------TVM/Series----------- Buck Rogers Battle Star Galactica Any Star Trek Space 1999 / Moonbase Alpha Stargate SG1 Blake 7 -- Vice Admiral - Military Command -- -- --- --- ---- ----- ------ I don't 'do' dead. ------ ----- ---- --- --- --
Estios	Posted - 2004.08.13 10:06:00 - [37] Equilibirum is COOL , very dark but also very actiony Of Course The Matrix series Bladerunner is a must (ideally Directors cut) Event Horizon The Thirteenth Floor was ok too The New Battlestar was pretty impressive effects wise So HMV consider Andy Williams and Dean Martin to be "easy listening" do they? Tell that to my mate Dave, he's been deaf for 20 years.
Estios	Posted - 2004.08.13 10:06:00 - [38] Equilibirum is COOL , very dark but also very actiony Of Course The Matrix series Bladerunner is a must (ideally Directors cut) Event Horizon The Thirteenth Floor was ok too The New Battlestar was pretty impressive effects wise So HMV consider Andy Williams and Dean Martin to be "easy listening" do they? Tell that to my mate Dave, he's been deaf for 20 years.
NTRabbit	Posted - 2004.08.13 10:34:00 - [39] Star Trek II: The Wrath of KHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!!!!! Star Trek VI: Undiscovered Country Star Wars: Return of the Jedi Fifth Element The Matrix (first one only, both the sequels were terrible) Most Godzilla (old) and Gamera (old and new) movies Back to the Future Trilogy And they arent movies, but i also like Farscape, Star Trek DS9, Space: Above and Beyond, Babylon 5 and a couple of its TV movies, Stargate SG1 and Red Dwarf. Plus, i like sci-fi type cartoons/anime like Neon Genesis Evangelion, Robotech, Patlabor... dont get to see that many of them though. -------- #eve-online irc.stratics.com - Former official IRC channel (Legacy) #eve-online irc.coldfront.net - Official Unofficial IRC channel WE R 4TW!
NTRabbit	Posted - 2004.08.13 10:34:00 - [40] Star Trek II: The Wrath of KHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!!!!! Star Trek VI: Undiscovered Country Star Wars: Return of the Jedi Fifth Element The Matrix (first one only, both the sequels were terrible) Most Godzilla (old) and Gamera (old and new) movies Back to the Future Trilogy And they arent movies, but i also like Farscape, Star Trek DS9, Space: Above and Beyond, Babylon 5 and a couple of its TV movies, Stargate SG1 and Red Dwarf. Plus, i like sci-fi type cartoons/anime like Neon Genesis Evangelion, Robotech, Patlabor... dont get to see that many of them though. -------- #eve-online irc.stratics.com - Former official IRC channel (Legacy) #eve-online irc.coldfront.net - Official Unofficial IRC channel WE R 4TW!
Mi Canio	Posted - 2004.08.13 11:36:00 - [41] Akira Dark Star (so funny....) Blade Runner Alien, Aliens 2001: A Space Odyssey Terminator The Abyss Thats all I can think of atm... Isn't the arrival that film with Charlie Sheen as the radio astronomer?? What a waste of 2 hours that was..... I can;t believe they made a sequel... Ensign Mi Canio - MIL Div. - Combat Air Patrol
Mi Canio	Posted - 2004.08.13 11:36:00 - [42] Akira Dark Star (so funny....) Blade Runner Alien, Aliens 2001: A Space Odyssey Terminator The Abyss Thats all I can think of atm... Isn't the arrival that film with Charlie Sheen as the radio astronomer?? What a waste of 2 hours that was..... I can;t believe they made a sequel... Ensign Mi Canio - MIL Div. - Combat Air Patrol
Latex Mistress	Posted - 2004.08.13 12:25:00 - [43] Ghost in the Shell hasn't been mentioned yet? Oh you all must get out more often! If ECM is an act of aggression, why am I not on kill mails?
Latex Mistress	Posted - 2004.08.13 12:25:00 - [44] Ghost in the Shell hasn't been mentioned yet? Oh you all must get out more often! If ECM is an act of aggression, why am I not on kill mails?
Eyeshadow	Posted - 2004.08.13 12:44:00 - [45] I thought the latest start trek, nemesis was pretty damn sweet. That great big ship the picard clone has is fu<kin awesome. Any chance the devs can make me a 1 off copy for eve? Alien + aliens without a doubt. Matrix 1 was good, the other 2 were pretty sh!t and let it down. Not that much of a star wars fan, theyre good but not great. Cant think of all the other sci-fi films ive seen Forums: Sharks - MC
Eyeshadow	Posted - 2004.08.13 12:44:00 - [46] I thought the latest start trek, nemesis was pretty damn sweet. That great big ship the picard clone has is fu<kin awesome. Any chance the devs can make me a 1 off copy for eve? Alien + aliens without a doubt. Matrix 1 was good, the other 2 were pretty sh!t and let it down. Not that much of a star wars fan, theyre good but not great. Cant think of all the other sci-fi films ive seen Forums: Sharks - MC
Jael Markinsen	Posted - 2004.08.13 13:16:00 - [47] I loved that movie Dark City with rufus sewell in it. It was just something so different from what you usually see at the time that it came out. Another I liked for the same reason, but, many people I know just hated it, was Minority Report with tom cruise. Oh, and I can't forget one of my all time favs, and the movie that got me interested in sci-fi more than any other, all those years ago, was Disney's The Black Hole.
Jael Markinsen	Posted - 2004.08.13 13:16:00 - [48] I loved that movie Dark City with rufus sewell in it. It was just something so different from what you usually see at the time that it came out. Another I liked for the same reason, but, many people I know just hated it, was Minority Report with tom cruise. Oh, and I can't forget one of my all time favs, and the movie that got me interested in sci-fi more than any other, all those years ago, was Disney's The Black Hole.
Estios	Posted - 2004.08.13 15:40:00 - [49] Yeah Dark City is great, those strangers are rather scary too. If you like a film which makes you think (although not really Sci Fi) watch Mulholland Drive .....that will pickle your swede I assure you. So HMV consider Andy Williams and Dean Martin to be "easy listening" do they? Tell that to my mate Dave, he's been deaf for 20 years.
Estios	Posted - 2004.08.13 15:40:00 - [50] Yeah Dark City is great, those strangers are rather scary too. If you like a film which makes you think (although not really Sci Fi) watch Mulholland Drive .....that will pickle your swede I assure you. So HMV consider Andy Williams and Dean Martin to be "easy listening" do they? Tell that to my mate Dave, he's been deaf for 20 years.
Rob Mattacks	Posted - 2004.08.13 17:08:00 - [51] Boring and predictable i know (not the film but my choice) but gonna have to say 'The Empire Strikes Back' as my all time fave. Also Aliens stands out and err does Back to the future 2 count....ya know the one with the hover board thingies....always wanted one of them and they should be out soon i think according to the movie
Rob Mattacks	Posted - 2004.08.13 17:08:00 - [52] Boring and predictable i know (not the film but my choice) but gonna have to say 'The Empire Strikes Back' as my all time fave. Also Aliens stands out and err does Back to the future 2 count....ya know the one with the hover board thingies....always wanted one of them and they should be out soon i think according to the movie
Bared Bel'Medar	Posted - 2004.08.13 17:37:00 - [53] whoa, tough question. Lets just go with my obsessions. Dune, Babylon 5, and Space: Above and Beyond (the only flaw was that it was so politically correct they made up a new minority. I loved the show anyway.) I am Jack's broken moral compass. I am Jack's STILL trapped in eve limbo. maybe not for much longer...
Bared Bel'Medar	Posted - 2004.08.13 17:37:00 - [54] whoa, tough question. Lets just go with my obsessions. Dune, Babylon 5, and Space: Above and Beyond (the only flaw was that it was so politically correct they made up a new minority. I loved the show anyway.) I am Jack's broken moral compass. I am Jack's STILL trapped in eve limbo. maybe not for much longer...
Frost88	Posted - 2004.08.13 17:41:00 - [55] Star Wars (non remastered original trilogy, George Lucas post 1990 is the Devil), Bladerunner, Total Recall (Quaaaaaaiiid), Spaceballs , Aliens. Probably my absoloute favourites, bound to remember some more later hehe. Babylon 5 and Farscape are the best TV shows by a looong way. ------------------------------------------------ I've always owned Kehmor, cheap as chips off Ebay
Frost88	Posted - 2004.08.13 17:41:00 - [56] Star Wars (non remastered original trilogy, George Lucas post 1990 is the Devil), Bladerunner, Total Recall (Quaaaaaaiiid), Spaceballs , Aliens. Probably my absoloute favourites, bound to remember some more later hehe. Babylon 5 and Farscape are the best TV shows by a looong way. ------------------------------------------------ I've always owned Kehmor, cheap as chips off Ebay
Joshua Calvert	Posted - 2004.08.13 17:42:00 - [57] Tremors. LEEEEERRRRRRRRRRROOOOOOOOOYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!
Joshua Calvert	Posted - 2004.08.13 17:42:00 - [58] Tremors. LEEEEERRRRRRRRRRROOOOOOOOOYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!
Mijstor Jedann	Posted - 2004.08.13 19:33:00 - [59] this thread rocks ... all awesome suggestions and most defenitley the right group of people to be asking! - Yea I saw the Sci-Fi remake of Battlestar Galactica, was well done I think. Jolly good show. I have trouble understanding the Stargate episodes, but the movie itself is one of my favorites too (along with fifth element) - Whats Outland about? (set in the future in space? or more so modern times on earth?) - I took up Iceblock's recommendation on The Arrival I and II, in fact just got back from the rental place, this thread made me charged up to go get some movies I picked up 2001: Space Odyssey, Pitch Black (which i understand is sort of a prequel to Chronicles of Ridd1ck, but it's still playing in theatres), the Ninth Gate, and Close Encoutners of the 3rd kind. Oh and Kill Bill Vol2 (off subject). So what the heck do I watch first? I enjoy movies that do make you think, sort of like in the end of one of those mars movies where they claim that (dna) or whatever made it from mars and began life on earth (in the end scene)... stuff like that I really enjoy. - Mulholland Drive, is this under drama or action? (since you said it wasn't quite sci fi, but did make you use your noodle you said, so I'll look it up) ahhhh there's so many questions and reply's I want to give out to this thread and all of you's so I'll stop now. Just wondering about an eve movie, what that would be like, oh man dont get me started. All the millions in hollywood wasted on idiotic pictures, just think if that funding went into an eve: the second genesis motion picture ____________________ "Amarr alone, delivered herself."
Mijstor Jedann	Posted - 2004.08.13 19:33:00 - [60] this thread rocks ... all awesome suggestions and most defenitley the right group of people to be asking! - Yea I saw the Sci-Fi remake of Battlestar Galactica, was well done I think. Jolly good show. I have trouble understanding the Stargate episodes, but the movie itself is one of my favorites too (along with fifth element) - Whats Outland about? (set in the future in space? or more so modern times on earth?) - I took up Iceblock's recommendation on The Arrival I and II, in fact just got back from the rental place, this thread made me charged up to go get some movies I picked up 2001: Space Odyssey, Pitch Black (which i understand is sort of a prequel to Chronicles of Ridd1ck, but it's still playing in theatres), the Ninth Gate, and Close Encoutners of the 3rd kind. Oh and Kill Bill Vol2 (off subject). So what the heck do I watch first? I enjoy movies that do make you think, sort of like in the end of one of those mars movies where they claim that (dna) or whatever made it from mars and began life on earth (in the end scene)... stuff like that I really enjoy. - Mulholland Drive, is this under drama or action? (since you said it wasn't quite sci fi, but did make you use your noodle you said, so I'll look it up) ahhhh there's so many questions and reply's I want to give out to this thread and all of you's so I'll stop now. Just wondering about an eve movie, what that would be like, oh man dont get me started. All the millions in hollywood wasted on idiotic pictures, just think if that funding went into an eve: the second genesis motion picture ____________________ "Amarr alone, delivered herself."
PaulAtreides	Posted - 2004.08.13 20:05:00 - [61] Galaxy Quest Space Balls Starship Troopers Original Starwars Trilogy The Fifth Element Galaxy Quest is by far the funniest space movie i've seen in a while. Want to work for me?
PaulAtreides	Posted - 2004.08.13 20:05:00 - [62] Galaxy Quest Space Balls Starship Troopers Original Starwars Trilogy The Fifth Element Galaxy Quest is by far the funniest space movie i've seen in a while. Want to work for me?
Kyle Kador	Posted - 2004.08.13 20:15:00 - [63] Outland is quite a good film its set on a moon of saturn ( titan if i remember right ) and stars sean connery as a new sherif on a minning base where the "company" is supplying drugs to the workers to make them work harder but the side effects make them a bit crazy, connery investigates this but the company try to kill him thats about it really
Kyle Kador	Posted - 2004.08.13 20:15:00 - [64] Outland is quite a good film its set on a moon of saturn ( titan if i remember right ) and stars sean connery as a new sherif on a minning base where the "company" is supplying drugs to the workers to make them work harder but the side effects make them a bit crazy, connery investigates this but the company try to kill him thats about it really
Sajuuk Cor	Posted - 2004.08.14 06:45:00 - [65] Modern sci-fi: Alien Aliens The Terminator Terminator 2 Predator The Thing (1982) Event Horizon Bladerunner Golden oldies: Forbidden Planet The Day the Earth Stood Still The Thing (1951) Invasion of the Body Snatchers It! The Terror From Beyond Space (the inspiration for Alien)
Sajuuk Cor	Posted - 2004.08.14 06:45:00 - [66] Modern sci-fi: Alien Aliens The Terminator Terminator 2 Predator The Thing (1982) Event Horizon Bladerunner Golden oldies: Forbidden Planet The Day the Earth Stood Still The Thing (1951) Invasion of the Body Snatchers It! The Terror From Beyond Space (the inspiration for Alien)
Darrin Tobruk	Posted - 2004.08.14 22:44:00 - [67] Originally by: Joshua Calvert Tremors. Tremors is more of an action movie; not really sci-fi, imo. It's unfortunate that two of the three sequals were all straight to video garbage, and the other was a bad sci-fi channel movie. _______________________________________________ Eris Discordia: On the scale of funny and constructive it scores low, real low.
Darrin Tobruk	Posted - 2004.08.14 22:44:00 - [68] Originally by: Joshua Calvert Tremors. Tremors is more of an action movie; not really sci-fi, imo. It's unfortunate that two of the three sequals were all straight to video garbage, and the other was a bad sci-fi channel movie. _______________________________________________ Eris Discordia: On the scale of funny and constructive it scores low, real low.
Darrin Tobruk	Posted - 2004.08.14 22:47:00 - [69] I read some where that the writers came up with the idea for Chronicals of Rid** since there was no plausable way to get Rid** back on that hell hole of a planet during a total eclipse. _______________________________________________ Eris Discordia: On the scale of funny and constructive it scores low, real low.
Darrin Tobruk	Posted - 2004.08.14 22:47:00 - [70] I read some where that the writers came up with the idea for Chronicals of Rid** since there was no plausable way to get Rid** back on that hell hole of a planet during a total eclipse. _______________________________________________ Eris Discordia: On the scale of funny and constructive it scores low, real low.
Burga Galti	Posted - 2004.08.14 23:35:00 - [71] Without a shadow of a doubt, thes best sci-fi film is: ALIENS Closely followed by: Alien Alien 3 Predator Predator 2 Fifth Element Bladerunner Contact And, I don't think any0one mentioned it yet: Total Recall! Tales from the EVE Cluster
Burga Galti	Posted - 2004.08.14 23:35:00 - [72] Without a shadow of a doubt, thes best sci-fi film is: ALIENS Closely followed by: Alien Alien 3 Predator Predator 2 Fifth Element Bladerunner Contact And, I don't think any0one mentioned it yet: Total Recall! Tales from the EVE Cluster
Vegeta	Posted - 2004.08.15 16:35:00 - [73] Edited by: Vegeta on 15/08/2004 16:36:13 Pluto Nash j/k I love Bladerunner, Eve was actually made the Bladerunner world in mind. Anyone remember Tyrell Corporation? :P I've always been a big fan of Star Wars, I think the people are sort of overevaluating how good the old movies were though, the new movies (especially the second one) are very good, they might not be as good and original as the old ones were 25 years ago but still, they are very good (apart from Hayden Christiansen, ofcourse). I would have to put episodes V, VI and II as my favorites. Also the new cartoon series, Clone Wars, are something everyone should see. I'm not a big fan of Aliens, just not for me. However, I absolutely love Starship Troopers, I just wish they made a decent sequel. 2005.04.25 16:40:42 combat Your 1400mm Howitzer Artillery II perfectly strikes LawrenceNewton [WARAG], wrecking for 2706.9 damage.
Vegeta	Posted - 2004.08.15 16:35:00 - [74] Edited by: Vegeta on 15/08/2004 16:36:13 Pluto Nash j/k I love Bladerunner, Eve was actually made the Bladerunner world in mind. Anyone remember Tyrell Corporation? :P I've always been a big fan of Star Wars, I think the people are sort of overevaluating how good the old movies were though, the new movies (especially the second one) are very good, they might not be as good and original as the old ones were 25 years ago but still, they are very good (apart from Hayden Christiansen, ofcourse). I would have to put episodes V, VI and II as my favorites. Also the new cartoon series, Clone Wars, are something everyone should see. I'm not a big fan of Aliens, just not for me. However, I absolutely love Starship Troopers, I just wish they made a decent sequel. 2005.04.25 16:40:42 combat Your 1400mm Howitzer Artillery II perfectly strikes LawrenceNewton [WARAG], wrecking for 2706.9 damage.
Faster ThanJesus	Posted - 2004.08.15 16:55:00 - [75] bladerunner
Faster ThanJesus	Posted - 2004.08.15 16:55:00 - [76] bladerunner
Omniwar	Posted - 2004.08.15 18:21:00 - [77] Matrix 1 hands down. *Spawn of the Devil*
Omniwar	Posted - 2004.08.15 18:21:00 - [78] Matrix 1 hands down. *Spawn of the Devil*
Seto Mazzarotto	Posted - 2004.08.15 21:06:00 - [79] Originally by: sawa Originally by: DoZ3r This island earth ( a golden oldie ) i would only agree with this when watched in the context of MST3K the movie. That reminds me of a time back in high school where my physics teacher wanted to show us his favorite old movie. Very bad idea considering most of us had seen it on MST3K. He got pretty mad at us, needless to say. ----------- Fighting for the ideals of freespace, posthuman ethics, and rock & roll.
Seto Mazzarotto	Posted - 2004.08.15 21:06:00 - [80] Originally by: sawa Originally by: DoZ3r This island earth ( a golden oldie ) i would only agree with this when watched in the context of MST3K the movie. That reminds me of a time back in high school where my physics teacher wanted to show us his favorite old movie. Very bad idea considering most of us had seen it on MST3K. He got pretty mad at us, needless to say. ----------- Fighting for the ideals of freespace, posthuman ethics, and rock & roll.
fairimear	Posted - 2004.08.15 23:49:00 - [81] babylon 5. u sit down and watch that from first film to last episode u relise its the best story ever made. perfection as u relise it both ends and starts in the same place with every episode tide in. i also love battlestar galactica and cant beleive its not come up b4, that film/serise gave u terminator and matrix. (\_/) (O.o) (> <) This is Bunny. Copy Bunny into your signature to help him on his way to world Domination.
fairimear	Posted - 2004.08.15 23:49:00 - [82] babylon 5. u sit down and watch that from first film to last episode u relise its the best story ever made. perfection as u relise it both ends and starts in the same place with every episode tide in. i also love battlestar galactica and cant beleive its not come up b4, that film/serise gave u terminator and matrix. (\_/) (O.o) (> <) This is Bunny. Copy Bunny into your signature to help him on his way to world Domination.
Kees	Posted - 2004.08.16 10:42:00 - [83] Originally by: Azure Skyclad .... Logan's Run (The one with Michael York in it) And Jenny Agguter got her baps out as well :) I would love to see any (and all) of Asimov's Foundation series made into a film and a story called 'The man who used the universe' by Allan Dean Foster (where i get my char name from) However, my fave sci-fi film would probably be Brazil. ------------------------------ Refiner, Manufacturer, Researcher, Hunter, Adviser, Hauler, anything but miner!
Kees	Posted - 2004.08.16 10:42:00 - [84] Originally by: Azure Skyclad .... Logan's Run (The one with Michael York in it) And Jenny Agguter got her baps out as well :) I would love to see any (and all) of Asimov's Foundation series made into a film and a story called 'The man who used the universe' by Allan Dean Foster (where i get my char name from) However, my fave sci-fi film would probably be Brazil. ------------------------------ Refiner, Manufacturer, Researcher, Hunter, Adviser, Hauler, anything but miner!
Estios	Posted - 2004.08.16 11:31:00 - [85] Originally by: Mijstor Jedann this thread rocks ... all awesome suggestions and most defenitley the right group of people to be asking! - Yea I saw the Sci-Fi remake of Battlestar Galactica, was well done I think. Jolly good show. I have trouble understanding the Stargate episodes, but the movie itself is one of my favorites too (along with fifth element) - Whats Outland about? (set in the future in space? or more so modern times on earth?) - I took up Iceblock's recommendation on The Arrival I and II, in fact just got back from the rental place, this thread made me charged up to go get some movies I picked up 2001: Space Odyssey, Pitch Black (which i understand is sort of a prequel to Chronicles of Ridd1ck, but it's still playing in theatres), the Ninth Gate, and Close Encoutners of the 3rd kind. Oh and Kill Bill Vol2 (off subject). So what the heck do I watch first? I enjoy movies that do make you think, sort of like in the end of one of those mars movies where they claim that (dna) or whatever made it from mars and began life on earth (in the end scene)... stuff like that I really enjoy. - Mulholland Drive, is this under drama or action? (since you said it wasn't quite sci fi, but did make you use your noodle you said, so I'll look it up) Ok Muholland Drive is NOT Sci Fi, sorry if I mislead but yes if you want to scratch your head after a movie watch it. Its most likely in the Drama section of your store. Also I pity you for getting out The Ninth (trying to keep a straight face) Gate .....its under my recomendations for worst film. Such a great idea, such a ***e movie gl So HMV consider Andy Williams and Dean Martin to be "easy listening" do they? Tell that to my mate Dave, he's been deaf for 20 years.*
Estios	Posted - 2004.08.16 11:31:00 - [86] Originally by: Mijstor Jedann this thread rocks ... all awesome suggestions and most defenitley the right group of people to be asking! - Yea I saw the Sci-Fi remake of Battlestar Galactica, was well done I think. Jolly good show. I have trouble understanding the Stargate episodes, but the movie itself is one of my favorites too (along with fifth element) - Whats Outland about? (set in the future in space? or more so modern times on earth?) - I took up Iceblock's recommendation on The Arrival I and II, in fact just got back from the rental place, this thread made me charged up to go get some movies I picked up 2001: Space Odyssey, Pitch Black (which i understand is sort of a prequel to Chronicles of Ridd1ck, but it's still playing in theatres), the Ninth Gate, and Close Encoutners of the 3rd kind. Oh and Kill Bill Vol2 (off subject). So what the heck do I watch first? I enjoy movies that do make you think, sort of like in the end of one of those mars movies where they claim that (dna) or whatever made it from mars and began life on earth (in the end scene)... stuff like that I really enjoy. - Mulholland Drive, is this under drama or action? (since you said it wasn't quite sci fi, but did make you use your noodle you said, so I'll look it up) Ok Muholland Drive is NOT Sci Fi, sorry if I mislead but yes if you want to scratch your head after a movie watch it. Its most likely in the Drama section of your store. Also I pity you for getting out The Ninth (trying to keep a straight face) Gate .....its under my recomendations for worst film. Such a great idea, such a ***e movie gl So HMV consider Andy Williams and Dean Martin to be "easy listening" do they? Tell that to my mate Dave, he's been deaf for 20 years.*

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