Omg I have seen everyone of those movies, except Pax, looks like I have a movie to find to watch, love to see a reboot of Solent Green that movie was done good.
There must have been a fixation - back in the day - on miniaturization (“Fantastic Voyage”) ‘cause I remember a long-closed attraction at Disneyland where you were reduced in size only visible under a microscope. Well, it’s 2021 and we have nanotechnology so I suppose it, partially, came to pass.
I need some help finding a sci fi movie filmed in either the late 60’s or 70’s. My significant other can’t remember the name but it involved a shaman helping the main male character who discovered a tomb containing two giant alien bodies.
Soylent Green is the best of the lot her; very imaginative plot and hopefully not a prediction of the future? Capricorn One is second best of the lot here. Well acted, great script and feeds into the paranoia of they day about the moon landing being faked. Fantastic Voyage is fun to watch but such a weak plot!!! My science project overacted and silly. Brave New World total waste compared to the original book. I did enjoy Philadelphia Experiment but the vortex trope is once again overused here.
I'm wondering why the PAX spaceship had a computer to wake the crew but PAX headquarters did not. It sounds like a giant plot hole right in the introduction.
Looking for a movie don't know when it was made or who is in: Three people are inhabited by three orbs of light as young kids. As they grow up they look for each other and the spaceship they crash in a dry lakebed. The earth is under attack by aliens and these three people are the last chance for the human race. This is about all that I remember hopefully your channel can help
@@3Brew thank you I have seen Witch Mountain from 1975 and it is not it. From what I can remember one of the kids was trying to make a home movie about the spacecraft and was visited by a general for questions where he saw the spaceship or what he knew about it
@@3Brew nope not explorers either I know about racking my brain I have been looking for this movie for years. I'm guessing that it is around the same time period.
Omg I have seen everyone of those movies, except Pax, looks like I have a movie to find to watch, love to see a reboot of Solent Green that movie was done good.
I loved Capricorn One for the scenes involving Telly Savalas.
Amazing
Great selection of movies but I’ve got the tune stool in my head from 5:30! Anybody know what it’s called?
「Strange New World」って（未見でした）絵が「手塚治虫」っぽいですよね？
７０年代って事なのかしらん？
「ミクロの決死圏」は（大好きなSF映画です！）、段階を経て縮小していくっていうのが凄いですよね！
後、注射器の針の先端！この映画で「斜めにカットされているんだ！」と初めて知り感動したモノです！
SF映画には語り継がれるべき名デザインがいくつも生まれていますが（禁断の惑星のロビーとかブレード･ランナーのスピナーとか）、この映画の潜航艇「プロテウス」もそうですよね！
カッコ良いです！
Need to add " Silent Running " with Bruce Dern !
There must have been a fixation - back in the day - on miniaturization (“Fantastic Voyage”) ‘cause I remember a long-closed attraction at Disneyland where you were reduced in size only visible under a microscope. Well, it’s 2021 and we have nanotechnology so I suppose it, partially, came to pass.
I need some help finding a sci fi movie filmed in either the late 60’s or 70’s. My significant other can’t remember the name but it involved a shaman helping the main male character who discovered a tomb containing two giant alien bodies.
Soylent Green is the best of the lot her; very imaginative plot and hopefully not a prediction of the future? Capricorn One is second best of the lot here. Well acted, great script and feeds into the paranoia of they day about the moon landing being faked. Fantastic Voyage is fun to watch but such a weak plot!!! My science project overacted and silly. Brave New World total waste compared to the original book. I did enjoy Philadelphia Experiment but the vortex trope is once again overused here.
I'm wondering why the PAX spaceship had a computer to wake the crew but PAX headquarters did not. It sounds like a giant plot hole right in the introduction.
I'm time travel bananas 🍌 I must build another ,the last one was destroyed by a time quake
Failed to list these, why. Thanks
What about Laser Blast?
Did you here about the failed Sequel to 'Soylent Green'??? 'IT'S STILL...!!!"
Looking for a movie don't know when it was made or who is in: Three people are inhabited by three orbs of light as young kids. As they grow up they look for each other and the spaceship they crash in a dry lakebed. The earth is under attack by aliens and these three people are the last chance for the human race. This is about all that I remember hopefully your channel can help
Sounds like maybe escape from witch mountain 1975 but they were looking for their spaceship. Will try to look into it for you.
@@3Brew thank you I have seen Witch Mountain from 1975 and it is not it. From what I can remember one of the kids was trying to make a home movie about the spacecraft and was visited by a general for questions where he saw the spaceship or what he knew about it
Explorers Maybe?? Ah! This is racking my brain now!!
@@3Brew nope not explorers either I know about racking my brain I have been looking for this movie for years. I'm guessing that it is around the same time period.
Just checking in to see if you are having any luck finding that movie?
Caps to the dynamite, dynamite to the legs
This "Strange New World" was another attempt to use the storyline of "Genesis II".
How many times did Gene Roddenberry reuse the same plot with Dillon Hunt?
I think 3 times
It was a rhetorical question, but I believe you're correct. I remember 3 versions the last being Andromeda.
@@stevenkasinski8519 I know but I couldn't help it! I was thinking of Planet Earth, Strange New World and Genesis II. Forgot about Andromeda!
RIP Mr. Saxon!