Enemy Mine.

The 2nd Dr Who, the Movie.

Almost all forms of Dr Who, the 60s ones and even the 90s one was good.
The Matrix, knocked my socks off! (pt ii was good, but iii was crap).
Space Odyssey 2001, 2010 was a bit bland though.
The Black Hole.
Transformers ('86 holds nostalgia values for me as my nan took me on one of my birthdays) and the new '07 version just kicks ass big style.
War of the Worlds (50s) though the newer Tom Cruise wasn't too bad.


I've just woken up, so brain not functioning fully just yet... I'll get to it.

I love good Sci-Fi.... the one that really give you a mind..... you know....

Blade Runner - Most Def!
The Matrix Trilogy
Stargate
The 50s version of War of The World
The Terminator (1 & 2 only)
The original Planet of the Apes Movies
Back to the Future... I donno why, I just like em...
Escape from NY
The Dead Zone (Christopher Walkins... he is just scary!)
Mad Max
The Running Man
Predator
Too many to write here I guess.....

And just for fun.. Spaceballs!!!!!!!!!!!!

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I love good Sci-Fi.... the one that really give you a mind..... you know....

Blade Runner - Most Def!
The Matrix Trilogy
Stargate
The 50s version of War of The World
The Terminator (1 & 2 only)
The original Planet of the Apes Movies
Back to the Future... I donno why, I just like em...
Escape from NY
The Dead Zone (Christopher Walkins... he is just scary!)
Mad Max
The Running Man
Predator
Too many to write here I guess.....

And just for fun.. Spaceballs!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Blade runner didn't do it for me.. but the rest of your list, yeah! spot on.
The running man was a bit dodgy too lol. Spaceballs - oh yeah, we're combing the beach now sir... I kinda went arrrrounnnd your helmet.. ludicrous speed.... lol awesome film

The scene that kills me everytime I watch it is when they are watching the monitors and they see themselves..... They keep looking at the monitors and then back to the camera... then Moranis says, "what the hell are we looking at!"

AHAHAHAHHAA KILLS ME!

As for Blade Runner.. I donno. Just somethign about it. And when the game came out, I bought it and played it trough a few times. It changes depending upon what you do in the game so it is different each time.... Based right from the movie.....

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I had that as my avatar a very long time back.

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I forgot about 'Escape From NewYork' and 'Terminator'(I only for me), I especially loved 'Escape from New York'. Ooh, I remembered another one too, 'Total Recall'.

@ Marx,

YEEHAW! Thats it!

@Kim,

Oh yes, Total Recall should have been on my list too! Good flick!

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Galaxy Quest hilarious Sci Fi
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Dark Star a cult classic
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we watched a pretty gruesome film on saturday night called pan's labyrinth, it was kinda like an adult fairy tale set in the spanish civil war. Its about a young girl who is trying to hide herself away from the horrific situation she finds herself in by using her imagination and fairy stories. Really worth seeing but pretty disturbing all the same

If you want to know what macho men are like in spain, then watch that film.

@ Dr. David Banner

I LOVE 'Galaxy Quest'...so funny!

@ Fruit Cake

I saw 'Pan's Labyrinth' at the theatre and really liked it. Personally, I'd consider it more fantasy than Sci-fi, but it was really good, albeit graphic.

Speaking of graphic...I thought of another Sci-Fi movie I really liked, 'Starship Troopers'.

Galaxy Quest -Yes Kim The head of the aliens and his funny accent crack me up!

Despite the fact that I despise Tom Cruise, Minority Report was awesome.

Robocop was probably the one good movie that Verhooven ever made, and good sci-fi to boot.

A Clockwork Orange was a good dose of creepy along with good and influential sci-fi.

Gattaca was great, and horribly underrated.

Despite having feminist overtones, Alien and Aliens were great.

The Sixth Day was surprisingly good for an Arnie flick.

The film Next, even though I don't have much love for Nicholas Cage was surprisingly good.

On the bad side of things, Serenity was made by a humongous mangina, and is therefore IMHO the most overrated piece of shit that has ever been produced.

And since there's no television section, I'm going to add my all time favorite pick - the entire "Babylon 5" universe is some of the best sci-fi ever written. I consider it a modern tragedy that the "Crusade" series was screwed with the way it was.

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Speaking of graphic...I thought of another Sci-Fi movie I really liked, 'Starship Troopers'.

*Groan* Poor Heinlein is doing cartwheels in his grave.

Ahh, Babylon 5. Intellectual, intelligent, spiritual, political, heroic. Bit like me, really.