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Things To Come (1936)
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Starts of great with a prophetic first act that would make you think it were made after WWII... starts to waver as it rebuilds the world in a less than prophetic vision of a future utopia. Great score - the main theme is fantastic and was surely influential to the vast majority of soundtrack composers of the 20th century.
 
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Logan's Run (1976)

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Still highly enjoyable, despite it being from that pre-Star Wars era of sci-fi that hasn't aged particularly well visually (although the sets and real world locations stand up pretty well), and being sanitised dramatically from the source novel... one day we'll get a decent "adult" version of this as a movie.
A definite forerunner to the likes of more modern franchises such as Maze Runner and Hunger Games.
 
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Logan's Run (1976)

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Still highly enjoyable, despite it being from that pre-Star Wars era of sci-fi that hasn't aged particularly well visually (although the sets and real world locations stand up pretty well), and being sanitised dramatically from the source novel... one day we'll get a decent "adult" version of this as a movie.
A definite forerunner to the likes of more modern franchises such as Maze Runner and Hunger Games.

I love the Robot in the "Ice Passage".....
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also Peter Ustinov in a very "funny" Role.
 
Cough cough... Batman The Dark Knight... cough... cough...
As much as I love all his non-Batman films, Nolans Batman trilogy (imo) is massively over rated... and I was a DC comics guy throughout my teens and twenties (the heyday of the Vertigo imprint)... if I had to pick my 5 favourite DC movies I'd go with the first two Christopher Reeves Superman films, the two Tim Burton Batman films, and Wes Cravens Swamp Thing.
 
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The Blackcoats Daughter was in my collection for some time and I was pleasantly surprised at how good it was for a plot that has been beaten into the ground by Hollywood. Eyes Wide Shut is more of a critics film with a slow burn to give you plenty of time to drool over the cinematography and Kubrick's subliminal messaging.
 
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I've seen Midsommar. Well, it's a beautiful film, but I expected it to be scary, cause it's a horror film. It turned out to be quite boring, but camera work was the best.
 
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