Greatest science fiction stories.....

[The Geologist]

Crap, am I the only who has never seen akira?

No, I've seen it many a time.

[Graham]

From the Mixed-up FIles of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler

[Dascoo]

Crap, am I the only who has never seen akira?

No, I've seen it many a time.

You misread what I said

EDIT: I'm teh rapster now

[Toumaz]

Aaah, Brave New World is friggin excellent! I can't understand how I could forget about it!

[bja888]

V for Vendetta


the graphic novel

the movie was great, i loved it

lol @ relating a movie to the original comic book
lol @ use of not so common words. (Do you call it a water pipe as well?)

[Mr. Domino]

Wtf, no 1984? No Phillip K. ****? And what about Vonnegut, Sirens of Titan? Slaughterhouse Five?

I agree. The lack of 2001, Metropolis, Forbidden Planet, Farenheit 451, Close Encounters, and other more worthwhile, complex and thoughtful science fiction is sad.

[Meep.]

Ah, that remindes me.  Fahrenheit 451 would go on my list; if I had one.

[Dascoo]

I NEVER READ ANY OF THOSE, IM ONLY 14 FUGEESES!

Do what Wraithlike did.

[Vltava]

Fahrenheit 451 is pretty awesome, but how come no one else likes Aldous Huxley?

[a-4-year-old]

how does nobody like star trek???

Scotty is the greatest engineer ever.

[Kyklis]

Ah, the cube trilogy. Just watched the first one again today. They are all great, and I really liked how the ending of the last movie links it to the first.

On an off-topic note, I have a problem with rewatching movies i've seen before. I swear to god, i've seen Independence Day at LEAST 30 times. With a running time of 2 hours and 25 minutes, thats 72 hours and 50 minutes i've spent watching indepence day. 3 days. Cube i've seen a half dozen times or so, not including the sequels. If I keep this crap up 2/5ths of my life will be spent re-watching movies.

[billay]

Brave Little Toaster.
Best. Movie. Ever.

[Wolf_Man]

Things unseen rules