Sci Fi film fans - Page 2

Gate Keeper · 25th April 2015, 10:26

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Originally Posted by HarryM1BYT

On the subject of older Sci-Fi books, I read a lot of HG Wells books in my youth, when I first learned to get my reading up to speed. I have been re-reading some of them in the past few weeks. They are a terrific mix of quaint and interesting innovating ideas. I thought I had read 'The Invisible Man', but I don't remember any of it - maybe I was misled by the various films and TV series - anyway its a really great read.

'A Fall of Moon Dust' by Arthur C. Clarke is a gripping read. Published in 1961 - set in the 21st Century. One of 2 books I did for English Literature 0'level. The Other was 'A Tale of Two Cities'. In my youth, we did not have TV, so I had to read books instead

Ros3 · 25th April 2015, 11:01

If you fancy a good Sci-Fi film, try Europa Report or The Signal or maybe Automata all of those are good films. Or if you missed it try Moon it's also well worth a watch..

visfix · 26th April 2015, 07:50

As above, Moon is one of the finest sci-fi films of the last few years.

starbug2 · 26th April 2015, 09:15

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Originally Posted by visfix

As above, Moon is one of the finest sci-fi films of the last few years.

didn't like moon myself

but what do I know

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visfix Gets stuck in Peugeot 508 GT Join Date: Nov 2014 Location: Keighley Posts: 713 Thanks: 89 Thanked 182 Times in 116 Posts	As above, Moon is one of the finest sci-fi films of the last few years.