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Intelligent Science Fiction List of films identified (most as good, some less so) thus far: 12 Monkeys 1984 (1954) 1984 (1984) 2001: a Space Odyssey 2010 A Boy and His Dog A Clockwork Orange A.I. Alien Alphaville Altered States Andromeda Strain Blade Runner Brazil Capricorn One Colossus: the Forbin Project Contact Crash Dark City Day the Earth Stood Still Demon Seed Escape from L.A. Escape from New York eXistenZ Fahrenheit 451 Fantastic Planet Fantastic Voyage Fly, The Forbidden Planet Gattaca Ghost in the Shell La Jetee Lathe of Heaven Le Dernier Combat Logan's Run Man Who Fell to Earth, The Manchurian Candidate Matrix, The Metropolis Navigator, The No Blade of Grass Open Your Eyes Phase IV Planet of the Apes Quatermass and the Pit Quiet Earth, The Rollerball Scanners Seconds Seven Days in May Silent Running Solaris Soylent Green Stalker Starship Troopers They Live Thing, The THX-1138 Time Machine, The Truman Show, The Until the End of the World Videodrome Westworld Where Have All the People Gone? X-Files Zardoz
 
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Intelligent Science Fiction List of films identified (most as good, some less so) thus far: <snip list That's a pretty solid essential sci-fi list regardless of their relative quality. Even the bad ones on that list are must-see just for pop culture and nostalgia value. It spills over into other genres as well, which is a good sign. Gregg
 
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Intelligent Science Fiction List of films identified (most as good, some less so) thus far: 12 Monkeys 1984 (1954) 1984 (1984) 2001: a Space Odyssey 2010 A Boy and His Dog A Clockwork Orange A.I. Alien Alphaville Altered States Andromeda Strain Blade Runner Brazil Capricorn One Colossus: the Forbin Project Contact Crash Dark City Day the Earth Stood Still Demon Seed Escape from L.A. Escape from New York eXistenZ Fahrenheit 451 Fantastic Planet Fantastic Voyage Fly, The Forbidden Planet Gattaca Ghost in the Shell La Jetee Lathe of Heaven Le Dernier Combat Logan's Run Man Who Fell to Earth, The Manchurian Candidate Matrix, The Metropolis Navigator, The No Blade of Grass Open Your Eyes Phase IV Planet of the Apes Quatermass and the Pit Quiet Earth, The Rollerball Scanners Seconds Seven Days in May Silent Running Solaris Soylent Green Stalker Starship Troopers They Live Thing, The THX-1138 Time Machine, The Truman Show, The Until the End of the World Videodrome Westworld Where Have All the People Gone? X-Files Zardoz You left out Star Trek: The Motion Picture and PI, which were also mentioned. Now maybe we should tighten the list by pruning out the obvious: Brazil Capricorn One Crash Demon Seed Escape from L.A. Escape from New York Scanners Starship Troopers They Live The Thing Video Drome Westworld
 
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Escape from L.A. Escape from New York I'd still argue that Escape from New York deserves a place, though I'd agree that ...LA doesn't. If Star Trek: The Motion Picture is forwarded, I'd also suggest The Wrath of Khan. I felt that this was the final point before Trek began to get dumbed down. Some of the ideas - genetic modification, brain washing, terraforming worked well, and the finale was, IMHO gripping.
 
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Now maybe we should tighten the list by pruning out the obvious: Brazil Capricorn One Crash Demon Seed Escape from L.A. Escape from New York Scanners Starship Troopers They Live The Thing Video Drome Westworld Well, it's alright if you yourself aren't a fan of these films, but Brazil and Crash are at least critically regarded, and I happen to enjoy Escape from New York, Scanners, and Starship Troopers quite a bit. To each their own! Let people do the pruning on their own. - Dave
 
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Now maybe we should tighten the list by pruning out the obvious: Brazil Capricorn One Crash Demon Seed Escape from L.A. Escape from New York Scanners Starship Troopers They Live The Thing Video Drome Westworld Well, it's alright if you yourself aren't a fan of these films, but Brazil and Crash are at least critically regarded, and I happen to enjoy Escape from New York, Scanners, and Starship Troopers quite a bit. To each their own! Let people do the pruning on their own. I agree, particularly with Brazil , but can I be the one to stand up for Videdrome ?
 
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