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50's
the day the earth stood still
forbidden planet
the war of the worlds
20000 leagues under the sea
60's
2001
the time machine
70's
star wars
a clockwork orange
close encounters
the andromeda strain
silent running
thx-1138
80's
blade runner
aliens
the terminator
90's
12 monkey
men in black
Gojira (1954)
2001: A Space Odessey (1968)
Planet of the Apes (1968)
Destroy All Monsters (1968)
Soylent Green (1973)
The Final Countdown (1980)
A.I. Aritificial Intelligence (2001)
Donnie Darko (2001)
Minority Report (2002)
Signs (2002)
second Stood Still, Andromeda, WOTW, CEOTTK, Star Wars.
Mars Attacks! (funniest movie)
The Day The Earth Caught Fire
The World, The Flesh and The Devil
Terminator 2: Judgment Day
AI (Don't know if I liked it. It was very disturbing)
The Road Warrior
The Hidden
They Live
Deep Impact
Fire In The Sky
The Time Machine (the original)
Invasion of The Body Snatchers (the original with Kevin McCarthy)
Invaders From Mars (the original)
Day of The Triffids
The Damned
The Handmaid's Tale
No Escape
Fahrenheit 451
Mad Max
1984
Soylent Green
Dreamscape
Xtro 2
Damnation Alley
Planet of the Apes
Doppelganger
The Omega Man
The Stepford Wives (the original)
Empire of The Ants
PIN (not sure if this qualifies for sci-fi or just plain old horror)
12 monkeys
the 6th day
alien nation
battle: los angeles
battlefield earth
timecop
demolition man
dune
earth vs flying saucers
enemy mine
escape from la
evolution
the fifth element
frequency
gamer
hancock
I am legend
I robot
inception
independence day
iron man
the island
johnny mnemonics
jumper
the last starfighter
the lawnmower man
limitless
sin city
sky captain and the world of tomorrow
a sound of thunder
stargate
starship troopers
super mario bros
surrogates
total recall
v for vendetta
x files
I'm a big fan of 1950s and 60s sci-fi, the (green) cheesier, the better. You just can't go wrong with stuff like The Horror of Party Beach or The Green Slime.
I'll just add 'Things to Come' an oldie and maybe a not so well known one 'Journey to the Far Side of the Sun'. The concept was kind of intriguing in that film.
Fantastic Voyage (1966). Always loved this movie as a kid. I mean, Rachel Welch. One of the great miniturization and injection into the human blood stream with a time limit before everyone and everything returns to normal size and kills the patient movies.
Fantastic Voyage (1966). Always loved this movie as a kid. I mean, Rachel Welch. One of the great miniturization and injection into the human blood stream with a time limit before everyone and everything returns to normal size and kills the patient movies.
good call ,one of my favorite movies,I cant believe i forgot about that one.
I see a lot of my favorites listed, but, gosh, no "Galaxy Quest?"
I never miss an opportunity to watch "Galaxy Quest."
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