If You're a fan of Dystopian Sci-fi - Watch These 8 Movies

[@Tychoxi]

Gattaca, Brazil, Blade Runner, Logan's Run, AI and, of course, 1984!

[@msolano00]

Totally agree with you, he missed the best ones!

[@jordanthomas4379]

children of men, snowpiercer, mad max franchise, starship troopers, the road, the book of eli, total recall (sort've)

[@katr.9902]

I like his recommendations 'cause they're not the most famous ones that everyone knows.

[@quentinmackenzie4650]

"A Clockwork Orange", possibly the best dystopian movie out there...

[@Tychoxi]

+Jordan TRusso Most of those are plain old post-apocalyptic! Children of men is one of those amazing, perfect movies.

[@shifty4935]

I keep watching these vids in a desperate attempt to find a sci-fi movie I haven't seen already. The struggle is real!

[@elfsieben1450]

Have you seen "Das Millionenspiel" yet?

[@sirfroggusfellow9980]

I totally feel you. I recommend the TV show Altered Carbon on Netflix. It's not a movie but it's something you haven't watched yet.

[@LDrumsOhio]

Dark City is/was one of my favorite films of all time. I've watched it over 1000+ times; listened to the soundtrack; read the scripts; and truly love the world it built. I see a lot of the same themes found in Solaris, and even Sunshine that really resonate around love, loss, fear, along with hope. The ending of Dark City in my mind is a perfect ending that gives you just enough closure, and hope it wraps up the core theme perfectly.

[@johnstrawb3521]

If you love Dark City, you'll almost certainly like, if not love Serenity, and the tv series it's based on.

[@LDrumsOhio]

@@johnstrawb3521 I've not heard of Dark City being based on a TV series, as it was an original screenplay by Alex Proyas and Dobbs. Any references or links you can provide would be helpful as I'd not heard this before.

[@wattsify003]

I think Cloud Atlas, Metropolis and 12 Monkeys are amazing dystopian films too. I loved this list btw! Need to see Dark City now tho. Amazing work!

[@leslieshafer6343]

Yes, you definitely should watch Dark City.

[@Joyexer]

"Strange Days"... Really underrated film. Highly recommended.

[@morgoroth666dlp]

What's the film about?

[@brianknapp6215]

@@morgoroth666dlp It's about an ex-cop now dealing in illegal tech that records immersive VR of people's experiences/feelings/memories. He comes across a recording of a murder and is plunged into a huge international conspiracy as he tries to stay alive in the backdrop of pre-millennium chaos. Check IMDB for more info.

[@boythee4193]

@@morgoroth666dlp it is an amazing film. super tight plot

[@the_mighty_bearcat]

Amazing film. One of my favorites. Not sure its dystopian though?

[@Vasterien]

@@the_mighty_bearcat Cyberpunk, at least.

[@asrock8]

dredd is the most underrated movie ever I watched it 46 times. must watch

[@vampirecount3880]

indeed, so much better than that shitty one with stallone... and i like stallone...

[@dvd11811]

@imbatman: Dredd ... Olivia Thirlby is so freakin' sexy in this movie ...

[@jeannibarber1799]

Great movie

[@jeannibarber1799]

Let's have another

[@benwinter2420]

'The long walk' of decrepit old judges out into the wastelands to help the needy or just die , the Eskimo used to just leave their old folk out on ice . . better for all parties I dare say & a quietly 'just' judgement , the Judge Dredd comic's were the shit when they first came out (a while back) & was not surprised when they were 'noted' & movies made from them

[@mybraineatseverything7404]

Dark City is one of my favorite films of all time. The special effects still hold up despite its age. Such a great story!

[@whatshisname3304]

weird film. what was it all about?

[@deedee7780]

Great movie! I feel like The Matrix ripped it off.

[@ivrishcon-abarth38]

We are already living in a corporate dystopia.

[@MrFRIINGE]

we live in a society

[@thanatos204]

trufax

[@jamesvermillion5151]

Rollerball (1975)

[@smartchip]

brexit has made that obvious to any thinking person,

[@ashevillecat]

Brazil, Gattaca, Ready Player One

[@jamegumb880]

Dark City is criminally overlooked.

[@jackwilmoresongs]

One of the best dystopian stories is a Home, a 60s TV play about overpopulation. Nine people live in a high tech room. On the wall are scribbled the generations of names of people who lived in that room in years past. They virtually ONLY know of themselves. But there are supposedly billions of other rooms like theirs. It was an excellent story.

[@Nkanyiso_K]

*Thanks for making such awesome lists man, you've introduced me to some really interesting films & expanded my knowledge of genre*

[@Hyperdriveuk]

you are very welcome.

[@Marcel_be]

Soylent Green must be the most spoiled movie ever. I'm talking about the ratio of people who know what soylent green is vs the people who have seen the movie. Also, seems to have inspired Cloud Atlas quite a bit.

[@crebegea]

It wasn't spoiled here, though. I was just waiting for the bang, when, on to the next. Brilliant.

[@mr.c9820]

he called the food mysterious. he should have said, Government provided nutrition or something like that

[@thrashpondopons2776]

++ True! & when you consider the surprise ending wasn't even present in the source material by Harry Harrison... that's a pretty impressive twist!

[@davidmarzolino7159]

Joeri Marcelis. SOYLENT GREEN IS MADE OF PEOPLE !!!

[@davideberhartii6028]

The book Make Room Make Room was such a nice crime novel that really nailed a lot of the social concerns we have in the 21st century.

[@100forks]

Serenity, in my opinion, is an almost perfect film. One of the reasons is that the cast and crew loved working together and each member of the cast were perfectly chosen for the role they played. Combine that with an excellent script, fantastic visual effects and Josh Weedon, the result is perfection; or as close as you can get it this world.

[@ixtlguul4578]

"Josh Wheeldon" ? OK, whatever. Good list, surprised you left out Children of Men, but happy to see Serenity there.

[@Hyperdriveuk]

I won't lie.. I keep going to say Josh.. Joss is a strange name (to me at least)

[@Strideo1]

HyperDrive Josh Wheelman is one of my favorites. He created shows like Bluffy the Card Slinger.

[@CeliusP]

Apparently these people can't read. They never get his name right.

[@Hyperdriveuk]

"these people" lol

[@haggard54]

ixtl guul children of men sucks

[@GuerrilhaBox]

Equilibrium!!!

[@DustinRodriguez1_0]

The reason most anime protagonists, as well as most protagonists of fantasy stories in every culture, are adolescents has nothing to do with an obsession with young people. It has to do with adolescence being the perfect fictional setting for most stories. Children are incapable, but adolescents have the physical capacity and mental complexity to accomplish anything an adult can. Adults have an established history, ingrained habits, have already decided what kind of person they are going to be, etc. There is far less space of 'potential' in an adult than there is in an adolescent. Most fictional stories involve character growth. Character growth of adults must be contrained and consistent with their personal history to be believable. Adolescents can basically change completely and nothing is off the table. If they're mousey and quiet, they can become a boisterous hero. If you try that with a 30 year old adult, it is far less believable.

[@vollsticks]

I wonder how Alex Proyas went from directing Dark City to Gods of Egypt...still can't quite get my head around that one...great list!

[@Hyperdriveuk]

Good point, maybe he thought.. I'll make a movie that is the exact opposite to DC in every way.

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

He also did The Crow.

[@zethraelofteldrassil3149]

The king of all dystopian films was left out - "1984", and I'm not sure why. Having been made three times - 1954, 1956, and 1984 - with the 4th starring Chris Hemsworth as Winston Smith, a strange choice for sure. The 1956 Edmond O'Brien version stands toe to toe with the John Hurt 1984 remake.

[@ingakamynina8056]

Brave New World as well

[@aeronomer8389]

Dredd is defnitely in my top 10. I always mention it to see how people react. if they hated it, I know we don't have the same taste in movies.

[@Nemoticon]

Not a bad list, but I'm ruined by the original books most of these movies are based upon. While most of these movies are great, the source material is often 10x better. I would have included Children of Men, 12 Monkeys, Gattaca and A Scanner Darkley (the original book is just genious and incredible).

[@JC_303]

Great list, I love 70's Sci-Fi. You didn't mention that the THX 1138 clips you included are from the Lucas remastered version (actually improved the film).

[@Hyperdriveuk]

that is a good point, I usually try to hint at the extra editions or directors cut.. but alas.. I forgot!

[@ChucksterOLove]

Dark City, Equilibrium, A Scanner Darkly, 1984, THX 1138, Snowpiercer, Soylent Green, Gattaca, The Island, Mad Max Fury Road, etc...

[@Dawt_Calm]

When I want dystopian I just watch the news.

[@Myserieden]

Don't always like movie lists that say they are must see movies, etc. but this one is perfect. I've enjoyed every last one of these choices. There's something absolutely appealing about Dystopian worlds.

[@SlyPearTree]

I'm glad to see Dark City here and surprised to see Dredd. Dredd is a good movie that kind of fit in but not at the expense of a movie like 1984 or A Clockwork Orange. I'm a big Joss Whedon fan and I love Serenity but on the Dystopia scale it is in the neighborhood of Star Wars. Even Starship Trooper is more dystopian. But on the whole, including other sci-fi themed videos you've done, I like that you show that the sci-fi genre is more than action movies with ray guns.

[@Zephirot080]

Wow! Dark City right from the start. That gets you a thumbs up from me

[@Hyperdriveuk]

Other Dystopian Sci-fi titles that I like include, snowpiercer, robocop, daybreakers, silent running, and code46 Let me know what's your fav! Want to support my channel, please go to www.patreon.com/user?u=5540784 Cheers!

[@lnsflare1]

HyperDrive Does Idiocracy count as a sci fi dystopia?

[@philippbretz5307]

How about Matrix? :3

[@MegaBanne]

Do you think Logan's Run classifies as one?

[@ivrishcon-abarth38]

Daybreakers I liked very much, partly because I myself am a nocturnal creature... Also great description of the madness with dwindling resources and so on. Sadly, towards the end got diluted. Silent Running also very good, madness comes in many forms. Robocop is Robocop and corporatewhorism. Snowpiercer... I have divided feelings about that. Most telling about it was the plan (did it happen?) dumping down for american audiences, who would be bored with too much thinking or something, as some film mogul stated. Have to get back on Code46...

[@Rawwbot]

HyperDrive, you forgot an iconc classic: Logans Run You showed a small clip of it but dont Mention it.

[@michaelhilton1999]

Fine list. Can't fault any of them.

[@elfossea13]

battle royale is a good movie, but the manga it's based on is one of the if not the best manga ever made. You really get into the tortured psychology of each character, you feel every death and the characters you hate will make you cry. It's an amazing piece of writting

[@elfsieben1450]

1. Brazil 2. Dark City 3. Gattaca 4. Equilibrium 5. Soylent Green 6. In Time 7. Mad Max (1, 2, 3, Fury Road) 8. Terminator (1 & 2) 9. Dredd 10. Zardoz

[@larren_dang]

I'm going to be honest your one of the best list KZbinrs I've seen. You come across as educated, but not boring and give your opinion without overly praising the movie. I think you have a chance to make it big on youtube. Keep up the good work!

[@larren_dang]

Also, have you ever considered doing a list on the comedy genre?

[@spinakker14]

it's a bit too big of a genre for that I think. But I'd love to see any list from this channel

[@Hyperdriveuk]

Wow thanks Darren, I really appreciate the support. I'm working on a bit of horror next.. some more sci-fi and comedy will be coming up in the near future. I can think of loads of underrated comedies.. but humour is extremely subjective, hence why I haven't really touched it yet.

[@hule8899]

Humor is subjective but have also some sub-genres, And as always there are good and bad films in every sub-genre. I would really like to see your list of parodies.

[@Godslayer1975]

lol you get how stupid that is you give your opinion with out being biased you do get he is being biased just by giving and saying these are his top choices , also a fact it is impossible to do anything with out being Bias the only way is if you were borne with out emotions at all . every choice in life we make has bias in there it is one of the basics of learning to be a therapist now days .

[@simonphillipsfan]

I realy liked your selection as you missed out the big blockbusters and put some interesting below the radar movies. Only watched Equilibrium and spoted some of the rest. Realy great choice.

[@ziwalker2954]

I love the colors and the miniatures you r using. Great work

[@RCSVirginia]

I certainly agree with your first two choices: "Dark City" and "Dredd" are excellent. I'm not sure if "Dark City" qualifies as dystopian, but that is a minor quibble. The rest are good picks, too. If you want to do a secondary follow-up video of eight more flicks, you may want to consider "Bladerunner," "1984," "Idiocracy," either one of the "Total Recall" movies and "Snowpiercer." Though 'Snowpiercer" went off the tracks in the final ten or fifteen minutes of the movie, up to that point, it was great.

[@Worqfis]

The movie Soylent Green was based on the novel Make Room Make Room.

[@jackthompson3453]

Dredd is terrific film mainly because of the relationship between Dredd & Anderson. You care about these people. And as the movie progresses, they care more & more about each other as well.

[@Cristov123]

Dredd was soooo underrated. I love that movie. Karl Urban is a damn fine actor too, he needs to get more roles!

[@Brad772006]

Good choices, I would like to add some extras. Mad Max (any of the four movies will do), Rollerball (the original, not the remake), Planet of the Apes, The Omega Man, A Boy and his Dog, Children of Men, and I also enjoyed The Road.

[@CaptainCocaine]

The credits being spoken in Fahrenheit 451 was symbolic. No reading.

[@Hyperdriveuk]

Oh yes, that's what makes it so cool- but still strange.. especially if you have no clue what the movie is about.

[@fanglyn]

Blame! is a good one too pretty much set in a future a singularity in technological advancement nearly nearly phases out or eradicated humans, the city keeps expanding and kryrii must find net terminal gene lost to an infection to regain control for humanity. movie is more a retelling of a specific arc than a panel-for-panel adaptation of the manga, centering around the survivors than kyrii (not exactly citizen kane)

[@rogermorris9696]

Judge Dredd is based on Dirty Harry, and he lived at Rowdy Yates block in the comics, both Clint Eastwood roles.

[@fnl90]

Hey mister hyper! I found your channel yesterday, and as a HUGE scifi geek i adore your videos, they are comprised of 70% of my favorite movies and 30% new ones. I love it! :D keep up the good work bro!

[@ivrishcon-abarth38]

Of course there are always great movies that won´t come to mind just in a moment... Equilibrium I also rated high + there´s sideshow for me being toxicology and pharmacology professional. Children of Men also very nice, actually these all are very good choices, Soylent Green pure legend, Battle Royale so twisted... Serenity and then Firefly, obviously too good for it was cancelled. Dredd very entertaining, Dark City quite different, but sort of haunting. THX1138 (how many new versions of it´s been made?) is in near future, as probably is Fahrenheit 451, which I first read (in Finnish translation) when I was about 12yo, as movie I was little disappointed, but that doesn´t make it the least less important and necessary to see/read.

[@johnsummers9660]

The fact that you have Dark City and Dredd on this list speaks to your credibility.

[@zannierzan9634]

Don't google Soylent Green if you don't want to get SPOILERS!

[@Codemeleon]

Thumbs up for Dark City.

[@Jon6429]

I can understand They Live or Escape From New York slipping under the radar but no Brazil or 1984? Report to your nearest re-education centre for a DVD and a bucket of popcorn!

[@markreeter6227]

Two GLARING omissions - ‘A Clockwork Orange’ and ‘Metropolis’. Any serious list of dystopian films must include these masterpieces. The impact and influence of these two works on the genre is simply too great to be ignored.

[@Hyperdriveuk]

It's not a top 10, its just suggested movies to watch- Back when I made these vids, I didn't really make that clear. That and ofc I would put both in different lists.

[@Rhodes1966]

Like what you did here not hammering the same old movies Buzzfeed puts in their lists. good work

[@fearreavers]

I disagree about Fahrenheit not being rewatchable. And I thought the main characters zombie like performance was great considering that the government there wanted a zombie like populace. I personally would have also put Children of Men and maybe Mad Max. The first Mad Max movie with Mel was great because it showed a world on the cusp between the world we know and a world gone mad. Hmmmm I think this needs to be split into what kinds of Dystopia. You can have dystopian worlds where governments still exist: Fahrenheit, Battle Royal, Dredd; and where governments have fallen: The Road, Mad Max, any zombie movie pretty much.

[@JimHabash]

I always like brainstorm with Christopher walken, and natalie wood in her last movie (during which she died) - if it could be considered sci fi dist.

[@andreworr7366]

Jim Habash, loved that movie too. Natalie Wood was seriously hot, and I think her hubby killed her and it was covered up, ha!! Sorry getting all conspiracy theory, lol!!

[@beanboyo]

Battle Royale is superb

[@whyalwaysme2522]

+Ruby Hypatia hunger game? Creepy? Bitch please! that movie is a rip off and feminist as fuck, stupid feminists and political correctness trying to manipulate us by media, making the world a Gayish place!

[@iasimov5960]

Or, as it's known in France, Battle with Cheese.

[@frankkilama7826]

Who in the hell doesn't like this movie

[@Albanez39]

Prozium exists for real, it's called Heroin. and has lots of other little sisters with similar effects called opiates and opioids

[@therupoe]

Wow! How have I never seen "Dark City"? First thing I'm doing when I get home. Thanks for the list!

[@Hyperdriveuk]

np

[@BlunderCity]

Dark City is like The Matrix but told in a totally different way and with totally different aesthetics.

[@RCSVirginia]

+ Rupoe "Dark City" is a Sci-Fi film that I have recommended to everyone, and everyone who has actually watched it has thought it was great. Some of them have watched it over and over again. "Dredd" is another one on this video list that should not be missed. Though not as good as these two, "The 13th Floor" is a movie that I have told people about, and, again, those who have watched have truly liked it.

[@elfsieben1450]

In every aspect "Dark City" is sooooo much better than "The Matrix".

[@jeffbranch8072]

This video seemed to miss that THX 1138 was George Lucas's first feature film, and based on a short he made at USC called "Electronic Labyrinth". Every movie Lucas has made since has references going back to THX 1138 - a license plate in "Corvette Summer", the "THX" sound system developed for "Star Wars", and also the line "Prisoner transfer from cell block 1138" in the movie, and the list goes on and on.

[@jayd414]

btw love almost every genre recommendations that you've posted

[@KILO993]

Keep making great content. I love hearing your perspective on all the films you discuss. :D

[@sp10sn]

judge dredd comics were responsible for many of my core, childhood nightmares. eventually came dark city so I had adult nightmares from then on.

[@alecdavidoff8602]

For the good of mankind, burn all those Coelhlo´s books

[@therupoe]

Do Sci-Fi "Utopia" movies exist? And, if so, can we get a list of those? Love this channel.

[@Hyperdriveuk]

I've been looking into it- If i combine Anime, Tv + cinema.. I think I could pull off a list.

[@kevinlindstrom8486]

Good list!

[@Hyperdriveuk]

Cheers

[@zoedocherty1412]

I absolutely love Dredd, so good!

[@cdeford]

Good selectio. A couple I haven't seen and will definitely check out.

[@stewartgardener8104]

I agree, Dredd is a fantastic movie. Completely took me by surprise for just how brilliant it is, awesome visuals, great dialogue and brilliant action.

[@DaveGardnervideos]

Equilibrium is great. Glad it’s on the list.

[@stiencuits]

Really like your lists, will be checking out the ones I haven't seen seen, I thought Dredd was really underrated too, it's shame that the good remakes/reboots and sequels get lost in all the crap! If you do a sci-fi TV list you should include Black Mirror!

[@garyjohnson9037]

thanks, although I've seen most if the dystopian movies mentioned here, I am always interested in new ones missed, good review, Peacep

[@Shadowman4710]

One film I'd add to this list is the little seen 1990 film "Hardware" that used to show up on Cinemax at 2 in the morning from time to time throughout the early 90's.

[@brandonontama2415]

Dystopian Sci-fi anime: Kaiba Psycho Pass Ghost in the Shell Ego Proxy

[@StanAlter]

Million thank yous for not mentioning Hunger Games. BTW. Dark City isn't really a dystopian flick.

[@grantmurdock7385]

Normally, 'director's cuts' are either extremely minor changes that seem meaningless, or there was a good reason the edits were made. That said, Dark City has a phenomenal director's cut. It slows the movie down. It builds it like a noir detective story. There is no speech at the opening explaining things. I must say, I think it is an altogether better film this way - although the original is more digestible for those not really into the mystery style of film.

[@ronikhansynz595]

When I'm in high school my homeroom teacher let our class watch battle royal together and let our table number match the student number in the movie and see who die who live and I'm the first one that dies...................good time

[@quatermass8]

Equilibrium has some very unrealistic fight scenes which ruined it.

[@maniatissa]

I would add "Stalker" by Tarkovsky to the list. Not so much Sci-fi, but definitely dystopian and most certainly an existential masterpiece.

[@missx5472]

Dark City!!!

[@Strideo1]

Sleep... now!

[@nicodemusblackowl]

HE CAN TUNE!

[@brianknapp6215]

*SHUT IT DOWN!!!!*

[@FodrMichalych]

@@brianknapp6215or or make him an oberstgruppenfurrer

[@thebuttonfactory2306]

Such great choices. Even the dystopian B movies are a fun watch. Another great list. Thanks.

[@BaronEurchild]

I clicked because I thought it said “B movies” not “8 movies”, but I am glad I did. This is a nice combo of films I didn’t expect.

[@AMHardwick]

Yes, Josh Wheldon's sci-fi classic Serenity is my favorite

[@Wabin22]

Refreshing to see a list of Dystopian Sci Fi movies that do NOT include Blade Runner :P Don't get me wrong, BR is amazing and one of my absolute favorites, but there might be so many other great ones out there :)

[@DeSardet46]

Fantastic picks alternating between classics and cult classics. Beautiful list.

[@Lobossumi]

Dredd is loyal to comics and a very good movie. Stallones Judge Dredd is an abomination that every JD fan tries to forget and it sucks as a movie.

[@bryanm9880]

Dredd is one of the best movies ever!

[@whenitstimetherewillbeenou3632]

Well done!!! Thanks! Keep up the awesome and amazing work

[@Retroloft556]

What do they call the Hunger Games in Japan? Battle Royale with cheese.

[@Hyperdriveuk]

LOL Brilliant!

[@KutWrite]

Gonna catch a few of these. Thanks! One for you: Brazil. Also, you teased Logan's Run but didn't feature it. (cool end bumper music,too)

[@juliusdavis3773]

dredd and dark city are defiantly underraited films. love both movies

[@TheSwartz]

of course not a single one of these is on Netflix

[@hamishgaffaney5323]

most of them are on youtube

[@whyalwaysme2522]

+Hamish Gaffaney thanks man gonna check it out

[@haggard54]

I agree. Dredd is a highly underrated film. I believe Karl Urban performance was top notch. Better than Stallone's.

[@Dunderslag]

For me "Dreed" is indeed one of the best SF movies.

[@flexthunderstache8365]

I really liked Dredd. I would have loved it if I hadn't already seen The Raid

[@Hyperdriveuk]

It was?

[@flexthunderstache8365]

Yeah if I hadn't seen the raid I would've thought Dredd was awesome, but as I had, I thought Dredd was a cool reworking of the plot of the raid with judge Dredd. It lost a lot of its impact due to its similarity to that film, which is a shame

[@andrewwilson441]

Come on, no Brazil!!

[@hqi1321]

Yeah! He's got Soylent Green, there's no reason why Brazil isn't on there either!

[@Hyperdriveuk]

I'm saving it for another list.

[@andrewwilson441]

HyperDrive It's in my top ten favourite all time movies, I can't wait to hear your opinion of it! :)

[@jeanremynoble1798]

My immediate thought too!

[@Kaizoku-o_PirateKing]

HyperDrive Another list than Dystopian Sci-Fi? Like Bizarre, Dystopian Sci-Fi?

[@hammalammadingdong6244]

Nice choices. 'Serenity' is an underrated classic. Loved 'Dredd' as well. How about 'They Live'?

[@Hyperdriveuk]

They live is a good one, saving that for another video.

[@Joyexer]

I must say. Really nice films you show there. I actually didnt know about some of those films. I like it!

[@warrenlauzon5315]

The one huge thing that Bradbury got wrong in 451 was assuming that books would be the only method of "books" in a future world. Though published in 1953, computers and mass storage were already in the news.

[@2old4gamez]

The best way to watch THX 1138 is to dig around and see if you can find the laser disc version, this is the definitive original cut and is a work of art. The directors cut suffers from Lucas's 'if it ain't broke I'll ruin it anyway' meddling and as a result loses something over the original theatrical release and becomes a far inferior experience. Way to go George.

[@sapid77]

The original a Judge Dredd is much better than the new. Equilibrium and Serenity are excellent movies and worth the watch!

[@hal900x]

6:53 "It's filled with Jush Wildun's witty dialog". Yes, Jssh Wldin is one of my favorite directors.

[@boythee4193]

well done. all good films. and i think Joyexer is right about Strange Days, would be a great addition to this

[@TGill]

Thanks for the Logan's Run shout out, runner!

[@crebegea]

And all this without any spoiler. Hyper good!