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Science Fiction
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how broad is your definition of science-fiction?
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When I was a child I always liked the book "A Wrinkle In Time" by Madeleine L´Engle.
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David Weber is a good author,not one of my favorites but good.my favorite scifi series is dickson´s Dragonknight stories.really good books;footfall,lucifer´s hammer,any of falkenberg´s mercenaries or the codominium stories,the original bolo books and spinoffs,the moon is a harsh mistress,protector,ringworld,1632,1633,the spellsinger series or anything by alan dean foster,terry pratchett´s discworld stories,the Vorkosigan series,the time machines,lots more that i can´t remember right now. taw:sci-fi is imo any fictional science story with a scientific basis in reality,however tenuous.now there´s hard scifi and soft scifi,hard scifi uses well researched and grounded theory blended with fiction to create otherwise unbelievable feats whereas soft scifi can assume anything about technology,even be about a fantasy theme with science being an explanation for dragons,magic etc.
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Michael Crichton´s books are generally excellent, in my opinion (Sphere, Prey, Andromeda Strain, etc.)
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Oh god, andromeda strain is my favorite book of all time. Absolutly amazing. Is the movie "Sphere" based on his book? cause i liked that movie. Very good plot it had.
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There was this game on SNES, It was a "Sci-fi,Western,shooter,RPG,mistory" I hated it, I like star treck <img src=smilies/icon_smile_tongue.gif width=15 height=15 border=0 align=middle>
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Book - tie - Uhura´s Song and Black Fire (trek) Movie - Star Wars TV - Next Generation Game - Star Wars:Rebbellion (pc)
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oh man I am a sci-fi nut lol. If it is sci-fi I love it . I have to say for TV it has to be babalon5 and stargate SG1 for movies I have to say the original star wars trilogy and I can say for books because so many of them are great. Blessed Be to all those that still dream of the flight to the stars.
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Sci-fi favorites... Movies: Predator 1+2 Aliens Chronicals of Riddock Star Trek 2,4,& 6 The Last Starfighter Millenium Pitch Black Empire and Jedi (episodes 5 and 6) Sphere Deep Star 6 Abyss Alone in the Dark Resident Evil Barbarella ( i know sounds cheesy..but it was a good funny film) There are a few more movies, but its after 1am <img src=smilies/icon_smile_tongue.gif width=15 height=15 border=0 align=middle> Games: Doom (all games) AVP (all of em) KOTOR 1&2 System Shock 1&2 Xenosaga episode 1 Armored Core (all of em!!) Mechwarrior (3,4..etc..etc) Total Annhilation (the game +expansions) Starcraft Raptor Call of the Shadows Robotech Command and Conquer (all of em) Contra (originals and the new one) F-Zero (SNES version and Gamecube version) HSX Hypersonic Extreme Racing Wipeout (all of em) Many MANY more games also...too late to remember em all <img src=smilies/icon_smile_tongue.gif width=15 height=15 border=0 align=middle> Books/Novels/Graphic Novels/Short stories...etc..etc..: AVP (all of em) Starwars (all of em) War of the worlds (Original not the remake) Lode Runner names are escaping me with the books...i´ll have to look em up later lol well theres a few for ya. "To live is to die....but living is to die slowly..why waste time on trivial things just play as hard as you can" Edited by - Dark_Shadow2004 on 9/1/2005 10:25:17 PM
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Holy cow ds, you just brought back some good memories. Movies: Blade Runner Alien Series Gattaca (good example of Hard Sci-Fi) Back to the Future The Matrix (first one) Games: Deus Ex 1 System Shock Series Total Annihilation + Expansions Doom Series Half-Life Series Dark Forces Series (except maybe Jedi Academy) Starcraft & Brood War Uplink TV: ST Voyager Stargate SG1 (all cos of MacGuyver) -:- You wanna revolution?
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Books:- The War of the Worlds The Illustrated Man Something Wicked This Way Comes The Martian Chronicles Ringworld/Ringworld Engineers/Ringworld´s Children Protector Foundation/Foundation & Empire/Second Foundation Out of the Silent Planet/Voyage to Venus/That Hideous Strength Canopus in Argos: Shikasta Starship Troopers The Forever War Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? The Drowned World Day of the Triffids Lest Darkness Fall Films:- Solaris Blade Runner The Quiet Earth Ghost in the Shell Laputa, Castle in the Sky Alien War of the Worlds (1953) Macross Plus Event Horizon anything Godzilla Games:- Wing Commander series Half-Life series Homeworld series Freespace series Return to Castle Wolfenstein C&C: Tiberian Sun SW: Jedi Outcast Deus Ex Alien v. Predator 2/Primal Hunt Alpha Centauri Fallout TV Series:- U.F.O. Survivors Dr.Who ST-DS9 ST-TOS Battlestar Galactica (2003) Neon Genesis Evangelion Blake´s 7 Babylon 5 Thunderbirds Captain Scarlet Joe 90 (funky 60s music) Fireball XL5 The Tomorrow People Edited by - Tawakalna (Reloaded) on 9/2/2005 11:19:01 AM
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Thanks guys, I´ll put em on my to do list Ph34r d4 C/-//_/p4c4br4
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@Love Shark: Thanks, at last someone mentions Gattaca... One of the best ****ing SF movies ever. @Taw: You watch Neon Genesis: Evangelion? Cool! I have every DVD that can be bought regarding NGE. MOVIES: <i>Gattaca </i> <i>Neon Genesis: Evang
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my favourite sci-fi film is contact with jodie foster.
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To add to my list, as my first post was kind of sarcastic... Sphere Stargate (both of them) Independence Day Men In Black I, Robot (notice a pattern?) And Independence Day again, just for repetition. Also, I would make a comment about "contact with jodie fisher", but I shall refrain.
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Isaac Asimov - the Foundation series and the Robot series...and his short stories not the greatest literary writer in the world but intelligent and a very interesting mind Films? 2001 A Space Odyssey of course...and the first Alien (the others to a lesser extent) was one of my favourite science fiction movies, I don´t see how its classified "horror"... Edited by - Griffon_26 on 9/3/2005 5:26:14 PM
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Well.... Near the top of my list would be (for books): Athur C. Clarke - Childhood´s End, 2001, 2010, the ´Rama´ series George R. Stewart - Earth Abides Samuel R. Delany - The Fall of the Towers trilogy, Dhalgren, Stars in My Pocket like Grains of Sand H.G. Wells - The Time Machine, Men like Gods, The War of the Worlds Frank Herbert - The Dune series Anything by Alan Dean Foster.. - Love the ´Spellsinger´ series (tho it´s not Sci Fi) Niven & Pournelle - Footfall, Lucifers Hammer, The Ringworld series Ray Bradbury - The Martian Chronicals, The Book of Ptath (not 100 % sure he wrote it <img src=smilies/icon_smile_tongue.gif width=15 height=15 border=0 align=middle>), Fahrenheit 451 The list goes on and on the more I write down the more I think of.. Movies Starwars Alien Predator Terminator and the rest of the ´Arnie series´ Total recall I liked Gattica too.. .... and was amused by Starship Troopers.. (must´ve been a hell of a population explosion - cause grunts are cheap, and weapons technology seems to have advanced hardly at all, what no artillery/air support? lol) The old version of the Time Machine with Robert Taylor and Yvette Mimieux.. (whooo!!) <img src=smilies/icon_smile_tongue.gif width=15 height=15 border=0 align=middle> <img src=smilies/icon_smile_tongue.gif width=15 height=15 border=0 align=middle> The original ´War of the Worlds´ Nuff from me.. Harrier
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Harrier, Earth Abides? I havent read that for years, loved it because I read it just before the BBC tv series Survivors was aired (mid 70s) Book of Ptath was AE van Vogt btw.
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Tawakalna, Yeah.. post apocalypse without the bomb.. and many many years before stuff like Outbreak.. ´Q´ Fever... Lol.. apt .. and a very cool story. Thanks for the A E van Vogt info.. I have been reading Sci Fi for many years and used to have a pretty big collection.. many borrowed and never returned... <img src=smilies/icon_smile_sad.gif width=15 height=15 border=0 align=middle>, others lost/thrown out in moves.. Harrier