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08-12-2012, 11:37 PM
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"Invasion Of the Body Snatchers", with Kevin Mccarthy.
Best Sci-Fi of all time, I think anyway....
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08-13-2012, 06:20 AM
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"Science Fiction, Double Feature. Dr X will build a Creature...See androids fighting Brad 'n' Janet...Anne Francis stars in "Forbidden Planet"....." ROCKY HORROR !! (grin)
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08-14-2012, 08:24 AM
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I also love Invasion Of The Body Snatchers. Forbidden Planet, in my opinion, while still loaded with great effects, suffers from the Walter Pigeon syndrome... a bit pompous in it's delivery. 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea is no slouch either.
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Barbarella is an amazing film, a true classic, not sure I'd really consider it true Sci-Fi, more like 60's LSD Camp. Take a close look at the sets on that film sometime, they are wonderfully imaginative, the opening sequence with Barbarella taking off the Space Suit is really good, they did the weightlessness effect quite well. Duran Duran (the band) took their name from this movie obviously. I'm sure it was quite a "Trip" back in 69, no doubt 75% of the audience was Fried, the same can be said for 2001 though. 
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for innovation I would go with "2001 a space odyssey" def a lot of drug use was going on a the movies when that came out. the use of classical music was something new if I recall correctly.
Also the spagetti sci fi classic, "planet of vampires" was a VERY good one, I remember going to see it with bottle caps for entry during matinee showings on Saturday mornings in the late 60's. Some folks claim "Aliens" ripped them off.
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I agree with all mentioned, especially forbidden planet, Invasion of the body snatchers, Terminator, T2. But for me I add Soylent Green, and I also think its the only Sci-Fi that has a growing chance of actually coming true one day.
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I remember Soylent Green, I liked the furniture....
anyway I never got what the problem was, seems they had a perfect solution to the food shortage. How about logan's run? I always liked that movie as well. Back in college we had wed nite outdoor movies in the student center during the summer session. I recall seeing Logan's run one nite. Its really fun seeing old Sci Fi on an outdoor screen. How many of you remember going to drive ins on a regular basis. Remember the kiddie playgrounds in the back? the dorky intros to the movie and the selling of pop corn ads they would play during intermission. I really miss the drive ins, the last one I saw was in the very early 80's, they had it for a 5$ car load and the movie was star wars, which has to rank right up there with one of the best. Back in the early 70's I recall going to an air conditioned drive in, something like 20 screens, it was HUGE down where the current Ft laud airport now exist.
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08-15-2012, 08:58 PM
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I worked at a drive in for a bunch of years. Ran the films on 2 projectors, and built the shows.
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08-15-2012, 08:58 PM
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http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/24521
oh well thought it had 20, it was still big. I had a lot of good times there.
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