MERGED: sci-fi / futuristic movies that gives us hints to change the future...

[0verl0ad]

let's wait & see

[Hellblazer 2.1]

Red Planet

[sera]

wall-e even if its animated it showed what our future may end up like

[Hellblazer 2.1]

Before you begin to discuss topics such as these, you have to have a good grasp of the following terms:

Dystopia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Utopian and dystopian fiction - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

List of dystopian films - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Once you finish reading all that, then hopefully you can now distinguish between a true futuristic utopo-dystopic films or works of fiction, as opposed to flimsily-made futuristic "soap operas" (which are so many out there, movies with lots of special effects, but very empty and hollow plots), because only then you can draw valid conclusions if the message of such films or books are actually meant to "change" the way humankind is, for the better.

-RODION

can you do that?

[Hellblazer 2.1]

Cyborg
Running Man
Deep Impact
Armageddon
Transformers

[rodsky]

can you do that?

I try. And I keep trying.

Just by posting a method of how to make pizza, doesn't necessarily mean one's profession is a baker, or that one is Italian. But I did try to make pizza once...my mom taught me how. Fortunately it came out quite edible.

-RODION

[Hellblazer 2.1]

I try. And I keep trying.

Just by posting a method of how to make pizza, doesn't necessarily mean one's profession is a baker, or that one is Italian. But I did try to make pizza once...my mom taught me how. Fortunately it came out quite edible.

-RODION

we're talking about futuristic movies here, mr.rodsky. not pizza. unless, of course, your pizza is from the future. but wait, time travel is not possible right? so, we'll just stick to the futuristic movies. i'd like to try your pizza, by the way.

[rodsky]

You didn't get the analogy from the pizza?

I'm sorry. The analogy is this:

Just because I post about HOW to do something (in this case, how to appreciate futuristic movies better), doesn't necessarily make me an expert (on futuristic movies). I made this response because your statement "Can you do that?" basically implied that I'm someone who can do that because I've read about Dystopia and related items.

But, not being an expert doesn't also t necessarily and automatically make me naive of the subject matter.

-RODION

[handsoff241]

@hell lol it's suppose to an analogy not the real pizza.
@rodsky, it's quite annoying though... you don't have to know those things just to appreciate a good sci-fi movie.. more like a poser to me.

the best sci-fi for me is ireboot starring bill gates



and also star trek

[rodsky]

@rodsky, it's quite annoying though... you don't have to know those things just to appreciate a good

"One man's pile of garbage might be another man's treasure trove."

What may be annoying/useless to one person may prove to be useful to another.

-RODION