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Agreed on both, classic sci-fi.
don't forget Silent Running.
or Logans Run.
Agreed on both, classic sci-fi.
don't forget Silent Running.
or Logans Run.
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xane
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I saw that at the cinema when it came out [/old]
Got most of the Ray Harryhausen films on video.
In fact I saw Then Golden Voyage of Sinbad and Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger in the cinema too [/ancient]
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Fopp are doing a RH box set for a tenner (VHS). About 10 vids i think.
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where eagles dare
guns of navarone
italian job
jaws
raiders of the lost ark
kellys heroes
first blood
highlander.
guns of navarone
italian job
jaws
raiders of the lost ark
kellys heroes
first blood
highlander.
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The film i remember loving as a child was some Black and White thing.
IT had these people who landed on a planet, and were attacked by a giant invisible monster.
And they had to put people on cliffs and laser fences at the end of this giant canyon to keep it away.
Thats all i remember
IT had these people who landed on a planet, and were attacked by a giant invisible monster.
And they had to put people on cliffs and laser fences at the end of this giant canyon to keep it away.
Thats all i remember
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mank!
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Apocalypse Now
Taxi Driver
Full Metal Jacket
A Clockwork Orange
Monty Python's Life of Brian / Holy Grail
Alien
I think they all come under the last 20 years, not entirely sure about a couple.
Taxi Driver
Full Metal Jacket
A Clockwork Orange
Monty Python's Life of Brian / Holy Grail
Alien
I think they all come under the last 20 years, not entirely sure about a couple.
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Yeah I kinda felt it had a pre-star trek to it hehe.
/edit kinda corny but Two sisters from Boston
/edit kinda corny but Two sisters from Boston
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I thought that first with the laser fences and invisible monsters, but it was definitely in colour (Bright technicolour style no less)
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Embattle
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On the other night, although BBC1 put it on at some stupid time like 12:50am.
I have so many I love...Kellys Heros, Great Esape, Ben Hur, Aliens, Blade Runner, Cannonball Run, FMJ, Spartacus, Paleface, Tough Guys, Patton, Jaws, Running Man, Dr.Strangelove, Godfather's, The Colour Purple, Outlaw Josey Wales, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Smokey and the Bandit, Fort Apache the Bronx, Duel, Star Wars, etc, etc, etc.
So many more and no doubt a few of the above are just under the 20 year timeframe
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E.T
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Testin da Cable
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the first time I saw ET I thought it was uber scary. especially the plastic tunnel things :uhoh:
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Clowneh!
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i wanted one of them in my garden
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xane
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Ah, maybe the same confusion I have.
Forbidden Planet was the colour film with a Robot, later on there was a TV series "Lost in Space" (or "Space Family Robinson") which was in B & W and had a very similar Robot.
"Forbidden Planet" Robbie the Robot
"Lost in Space" Robot
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old.RedVenom
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Suppose it depends on what you consider 'very similar'
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Tron.
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old bond movies and starwars
fun with a bitchslappin Connery
if they even look at him wrong he gives em a right ringer
fun with a bitchslappin Connery
if they even look at him wrong he gives em a right ringer
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No, i dont remember a robot in it (i was a great fan of Lost in space when i was little. used to watch it all the time)
Tho it might have been the forbidden planet.....it was all so long ago
Tho it might have been the forbidden planet.....it was all so long ago