Year 2274, People Not Allowed To Live Past 30 Years Old

[@Zarsla]

Fun fact: In the novel the age limit was 21.

[@taoist32]

Yes, but the producers and directors decided 30 was ok since the lead looked far older than 21.

[@dnxx503]

Movies sometime are more different then the novel

[@Zurround]

@@taoist32 I posted above that if another movie version is filmed the remake should make 40 the final birthday that way they would have a larger range of actors to choose from and 40 is not really all that old compared to 90, they can pick a 90 year old to be the "old man".

[@taoist32]

@@Zurround That would be great. Too bad I’m over 40.

[@Zurround]

@@taoist32 Well if the new movie sets "carousel" at 40 and if you are only a few years past 40 and have aged well you could play someone in their late 30s.

[@akumacv2075]

Logan's Run has been my fave film for years. See a lot of comments confused about why the computer and the city self destructed. To me, the ending has always made sense in the context of the film and the progression of the history of the world. We know that a disaster, heavily implied to be nuclear, forced humanity to seek shelter in isolated communities. From Logan and Jessica's route of escape through the abandoned power plant and fish farm we know that in the earlier days of the City things were likely far less automated and that the City Computer may be a relatively newer aspect of society. My theory has always been that the City itself is the Sanctuary from the historical disaster, but faulty verbal narrative through generations has kept only the idea of it existing and not the specifics. As the dystopian nature of the society evolved over the hundreds of years into the current computer controlled City of the film, humans naturally started seeking that Sanctuary again. After interrogating Logan's mental surrogates (the funky hologram time), the computer realizes that with the destroyed and abandoned outer world and no external place called Sanctuary, that the City is the true Sanctuary (historical) all along. And then it completes its own directive to destroy it. Something like that.

[@MichaelBrooksmsb400]

Excellent logic!

[@remember1ify]

Clever and really fun theory. I hope that's what they were going for as opposed to "the concept of freedom was too much for the computer to handle!"

[@colorin81colorado]

I always thought that the main computer's programming was to keep a number of humans alive until the nuclear fall out had cleared. However it felt that finding sanctuary threatened it's own existence so it tried to destroy it. I like your theory more! Well done!

[@LadyS723]

Well explained ❣️

[@maq3009]

Dude, your comment makes way more sense than the movie did.

[@omnid.slayer7244]

"The people are introduced to the outside world for the first time" That old man was in some way the personification of the "outside world" a world where you live more than 30 years...a world that is incredible vast and beautiful.. The ending did seem hopeful ngl

[@danityvanityinsanity]

I don’t know if the coddled masses living in the Domes, would survive that first harsh East Coast Winter!😢🥶

[@RandomVidsforthought]

@DripSupply Your opinion not the truth

[@romitsu968]

God loves you. The Lord Jesus Christ is the only way to Heaven, turn the God that loves you. Amen.

[@romitsu968]

@Fyfhfr 1088 God loves you. The Lord Jesus Christ is the only way to Heaven, turn the God that loves you. Amen.

[@epaminon6196]

Most of them are gonna starve to death.

[@michaelflorian8945]

He doesn’t realize that he just destroyed the lives of so many people. There is no way those people are going to survive in a world like that.

[@shawnt1206]

The old man is there and can teach them, books seem to be there that they can read to learn about survival.

[@Zurround]

I posted above that a lot of them won't even reach 30 or live much beyond it. Imagine raising an animal as a PET and pampering that animal and that animal never had to survive in the wild and lived an easy carefree life then suddenly you just dump that animal in the forest or jungle. See how long it lasts? To boot the ones who DO manage to tough it out and survive will be doing so only with great difficulty and they will NOT be happy.

[@genekendrick679]

Yeah you're right because humans are incapable of learning stuff

[@Pedro76mchlkg]

They will survive because: human instinct.

[@ZielAmerak]

They change a paradise of 30 years for who knows how many years of hard work. yeah I don't think that's smart.

[@kathyjones5327]

During the Vietnam era the hippies said never trust anyone over the age of 30. This takes that saying to a whole new level!

[@somelamenamehowaboutmr.juk6231]

And that's why hippies are stupid.

[@neovenom9833]

@@somelamenamehowaboutmr.juk6231 yeah, CIA hires even younger than 18.

[@kathyjones5327]

@@somelamenamehowaboutmr.juk6231 they're running the world now though.

[@kathyjones5327]

@Safwaan because they eventually grew up and started alot of major companies. The late Steve Jobs is one example. Also Ben& Jerry's just to name 2. Alot of former hippies are now corporate elites. That's how.

[@anirudhsilverking5761]

And then hippies turned 30

[@EdgarAllanJo]

"The couple is fascinated to see an animal for the first time. They're sure to be disappointed when they realise that cats are assholes." I laughed way too hard.

[@EdgarAllanJo]

@Mad Lass: I have one and I love her to bits, but yes, she is indeed an asshole, without provocation. Lol!

[@Michael_H_Nielsen]

This was brilliant :)

[@LokisLadyCrazy]

Cats are assholes...but we love them anyway.

[@Nhatanh0475]

That's why we love this channel recently, although it's a team effort, his voice and the outside line of script which make it fun to watch. I even know his personal channel, but people call his channel a lie and say "he literally didn't do anything" while he is the voice of the video.

[@ethandominic-13]

@@LokisLadyCrazy No truer words spoken.

[@ShortHax]

Amazing film! But then I reached 29

[@RandomPerson-sh1fe]

Wow I’m the third comment.

[@bluestudio7893]

F

[@TomimokaDiyuu]

Relatable

[@galtoranocanal4529]

You must be grateful, we are still in the past in year 2021

[@sethbishop6890]

Yeah same I'm 29 and could stay forever... Also I think family guy references this with Brian

[@brandon-9844]

This movie straight up predicted tinder, plastic surgery, and youth-culture. Absolute classic.

[@Kniero]

Actually the book did.

[@tiktok_content9505]

I wish bruh 😭 ain’t no way I’m gonna be able to summon a girl that likes me

[@johnonions1906]

Seems that it may also predict a future when every human is going to be euthanized once they reach a certain age. Would it not be simpler to control the population, by only allowing procreation with some sort of license. After all there is only a finite amount of natural resources available at any one time, and soon enough the demand for these resources would outnumber the supply.

[@chantalfrattini2614]

@@johnonions1906 People would prefer euthanisation to the end of capitalism.

[@latina305mami]

Plastic surgery has been going on before this movie

[@galacticempire32]

I like how just scanning a person's mind caused the entire city to explode

[@SwedishWookie]

Running on Windows Vista.

[@RavenBlack74]

The computer was running everything in the city. Reading Logans mind overloaded the computer because of all the contradiction. Computer fails, city fails. Power grid blows up.

[@galacticempire32]

@@RavenBlack74 it makes me wonder, have they not scanned someone's mind before? They were only outside for a single day, that couldn't have been too much information

[@potworzgo]

Guys Ill try to defend them on this. In machine learning it is very important to provide certain data to the learning process. If you are learning a neuron system for example when to stop on the red light and when to go on green light you shouldnt provide learning process with for example birthday party video - it has to be about red/green light streets etc. So i think that the computer could easily handle and calculate data from the point that there is nothing besides the dome but when it learned that there is place to leave outside it just started to malfunction.

[@danityvanityinsanity]

The Absolute Truth has that effect though on all societies in every culture and era throughout history. That’s why governments try so hard to hide it and repress it.

[@marykatherine4080]

"They didn't learn about divorce rate and maybe they learnt" this made my day lol!

[@munkhbat.mb_]

@Mystery Recap scam

[@theduke7539]

Ah yes, an entire society with no skills in farming, manufacturing, crafts, culture, cooking, or construction are going to live a happy life in a world where there is no longer a computer doing all the complicated work.

[@smartlearning6390]

Computer doesn’t need humans it just keep them maybe for his entertainment

[@ForgottenSoul]

Hahah

[@danityvanityinsanity]

The old man would teach them survival skills, maybe. Unless he dies shortly thereafter. I think a lot p of them would perish during their first harsh Winter though!🥶

[@ForgottenSoul]

He would also teach them how to handźa bandźa. I mean make out

[@zarpp9411]

@@smartlearning6390 yeah but without us, the computer would not exist. Anyway matrix seems nice to me

[@foxibot]

Lol good thing he didn’t tell them about the divorce rate. Actually it would be nice if people had a good concept of marriage without societal concepts. The old man explained it in a way that didn’t make people feel bad or stressed about marriage or afraid of it, but showed simply as an act of love and companionship. Not because you have to do it but because you want to be with the person you love, and build a life with them.

[@Not-a-space-cat]

Man this brings me back to highschool and dystopias . Loved this movie

[@MrPix3lzz]

And we live in one! haha so amazing

[@Kitadayo]

This video made me think deeply about the times I feel right now. I'm currently in high school and now I think I can only enjoy/feel this once in my life. Then I also think about when I was in Elementary School where I could never go back there as a kid and play all the time. I should enjoy every moment of my life more, because I know it won't last long.

[@SeashellSellerSkater]

Dude this is deep and it echoes a lot of people's sentiments perfectly oh wow

[@dantedaark]

I'm 36 and still have these moments

[@36ELGALAN]

Yes it does go by very fast, don't take it for granted, spend your time and money wisely. Chase your goals and dreams don't waste time, it's so valuable

[@seansswamp]

ikr

[@moirai1161]

love this comment. wishing u well.

[@Milu2786]

I love how this guy is consistent. Love his Content

[@truckupgf]

The '70s & '80s had the best Sci-Fi movies. I was 12 when Logan's Run came out and I still love it.

[@rickycarozini7229]

“There sure to be disappointed when they realize cats are assholes” 8:50 🤣

[@shadownix7355]

THANK YOU I WAS LOOKING FOR THIS COMMENT *THANK YOU*

[@melissapalmer8411]

One of my favorite movies of all time! This came out when I was a kid during a time when I started to explore science-fiction. It had a big impact on me.

[@randaranatunga7259]

“People can only live until 30 years” 2 entire generations: **Chuckles** _“I’m in danger”_

[@jeyanthinikanthappan1838]

Yup

[@sethbishop6890]

A generation being 40 years I'm lost to this comment

[@shadownix7355]

Gen Z: **happy sigh** "thank god, now I don't have to do it myself"

[@KaeganThornhillTheCyberRaven]

@@sethbishop6890 When it comes to Generations it really come down to what you're using for an anchor point. Example: For "Human Generations" it usually set at 20 years for Birth groups. (and for world wide progress) And 30 years when it comes to medical/economical changes. But when it comes to other things, such as Computers, a Generation can be as short as 4 years. (Fun Fact: In the book the death age was set at 21.) Edit: Hope this helps clear up any confusion.

[@sethbishop6890]

@@KaeganThornhillTheCyberRaven yeah I've always been confused as to how long the standard human generation was and once way back in the 90's I was told 40 years so that's just what I kinda lean towards

[@echo7945]

Fun Fact: That “hydroplant” at 10:31 is a place you can visit in Dallas forth worth called the “Water Garden” in Texas. I’ve been there 🙂.

[@InsaneLaughter01]

Just be careful there since it’s in the bad part of downtown. I live near there and you WILL get stabbed mid-day if you aren’t careful.

[@lindadaheim3412]

This recap is not right: the people frozen are not food. The robot "Box" was forgotten in the caves and developed a kind of "philosophy", that he is saving the runners by "preserving" them forever in their young and beautiful Form. There is no "sanctuary" but Box and his deep freeze. The runners did not know that, because no person that left for the sanctuary has ever returned. So Logan and Jessica flee to the outside and there find the old man and learn that people indeed can get much older than 30 years, a fact they did not know until then. They also did not know that the world outside the city was inhabitable by humans, they were told that all was lost outside the dome. This is why they went back to free the people of the city.

[@EvaLasta]

Thank you! I was also confused about why the robot in the supposed sanctuary would try to kill them lol

[@taoist32]

@Safwaan Logan’s Run came out decades before that one.

[@oneandonlysound3453]

Yeah I think they made an error here, mixing it up with "Soylent Green" where food was people/cannibalism and they didn't know it. From the looks of things it might've tricked people but I thought it was obvious it thought it was saving people by preserving them.

[@jordan-s]

I took a sci-fi class last semester and we watched this movie then. It's interesting how the movie recap narrator perceives this movie; it's different from how I perceived it. Logan didn't seem curious to me, he seemed skeptical and the only reason why he ran was because he realized that after he finds Sanctuary; he's not getting his four years back (he's 26 and had his life clock start beeping in order to have him more believable as a runner).

[@cela9852]

I don't think he watched this movie. It is a team that deals with this channel so maybe the person or people who watched it had a different perspective and gave him a script to fit their perspective.

[@AudieHolland]

I have this eerie feeling that all movie caps channels watching, reviewing and narrating these videos. Are all AI

[@ElectricIguana]

That actress is gorgeous. Ironic, in light of the film's premise, that she's older than my grandma.

[@taoist32]

She’s also in An American Werewolf in London.

[@thekenthouse6428]

Jenny Agutter, a true British beauty. Fans should watch the full version of this film.

[@kellymoses8566]

You see her boobies in the movie.

[@rista2452]

I love the aesthetic of old school futuristic things!

[@shikniwho7215]

for an AI who lied to keep the human in control, it is quite weak, the only function it really has seem to just giving order and making baby. Not only it still need to depend on human to act as guard to capture runner but also seem to have zero surveillance in it own city so it has no clue where the other runners are hiding and only send one person to follow the spy instead of send everyone. If this thing is a modern type AI, it would just install a tracking device or even kill switch in that clock so no one can run away and maybe a proper food production within the city so it doesn't have to send one robot just to hunt food for the whole city.

[@danityvanityinsanity]

That’s called artistic license.😉

[@jeniverre]

Hmm maybe because this film was made 1979..

[@LyrixNChill]

So many plot holes

[@奇妙-y2y]

@@jeniverre ya true

[@shikniwho7215]

@@jeniverre well Hal 9000 (1965 and Skynet (1984) are also some of the AI around that time and they do a way better job to stop human Hal not only has full control of the ship but also know to make use of it to kill the crew. as for Skynet, not only took over the world but also know to made robot to do it work.

[@sarmajere2866]

I LOVE this film and I swear it needs a reboot, or a more book faithful reboot (Francis7 in the novel has a much more complex backstory, for one, and is one of my favorite sci fi characters) , like yesterday. Thanks for covering!

[@healinggrounds19]

Agreed!

[@Alex-vh5og]

Moral of the story: Adam is a man with thicc brows and freckles, and isn’t a cat person.

[@RecoveringChristian]

Don't forget his chiseled jawline, manly beard and gorgeous eyeballs

[@aisyahyuhanis6672]

And really concerned about divorce rate

[@DeepDarkBoys]

I actually have a cat hahaha

[@tmduke55221]

It is nice to see creators finding old movies and introducing them to new audiences.

[@zacharyhenson5376]

In the past ten years I watched perhaps 4 movies. Until I found this channel. Now I've seen EVERY movie ;) shows how much in a movie is just bs filler that isnt needed for a story

[@purrfection2208]

Filler dialogue etc

[@RecoveringChristian]

That's a stretch

[@lou1958]

I remember watching them film this at the Ft. Worth water gardens. I was sci-fi buff and couldn't get enough of the film. The special effects don't age well, but they were cool for the time.

[@DylanoRevs]

Question is: Is the old man the only person in the outside world? If not, then there could be other civilizations across the planet

[@OutlawCaliber13]

Probably scattered people, just the one they ran across. I would assume the LR Holocaust killed most people on the planet.

[@keddakedda7939]

That would be an interesting theory imagine other cities out there they could rebuild what was lost or destroy what controlling them like slave like they were ounce

[@MASTEROFEVIL]

In the book there was another civilisation on Mars

[@MichaelBrooksmsb400]

If my memory serves me correctly, there was a short TV Series based on the movie.....in that direction.

[@seansswamp]

yep

[@SariennMusic73]

That was such an amazing movie. I highly recommend everyone sit and watch it all the way through. It may be old, but the actual conversations and so on bring deep thought.

[@xx_candyfloss2682]

I always watch your videos because I don't have time to watch the full movie, keep up the great work!

[@kholi9441]

Me : says the same thing you said. Also me: *watches 2 hrs+ of his videos 💀

[@taoist32]

Watch the movie. Some of what he summarizes is not correct.

[@Zurround]

This is actually quite similar to THE MATRIX from a literary standpoint. 1. Both stories are POST APOCALYPTIC and both stories involve a lot of COMPUTERS 2. Both stories have a young man main character whose life is a big lie but they are enjoying it and both are living in a FALSE REALITY. One of them is living in a big dome and knows nothing about the world outside of it and the other is living in a computer simulation and is also blissfully unaware of the "real world" 3. Both stories have a situation where almost all people are complacent and just living their lives but in both stories there is a small group of REBELS who know the truth and are rebelling against the establishment. The "sandmen" in Logan's Run are similar to "agent smith" from Matrix. 4. Another interesting thing I want to mention: The Matrix is almost as old a movie now as Logan's Run was when Matrix was filmed. Logan's Run was filmed in 1976 and the first Matrix movie was filmed in 1999 which is 23 years later. It is almost 2022 which would be 23 years after Matrix was filmed.

[@AImighty]

LOL “good thing he didn’t mention the divorce rate” 😂😅

[@jackrambo3071]

I love how sarcastic some of your lines were, absolutely deadpan

[@bumblebeegamerreal]

POV: You need another solution to combat overpopulation other than one child policy

[@bumblebeegamerreal]

@Squid Game 2.0 in my channel Squid game is dead af

[@monkaW_]

Cannibalism would take care of overpopulation and world hunger

[@MollyHJohns]

1. Systemic/scheduled social distancing via manmade pandemic outbreaks. 2. Economical gen*cide through failing business systems worldwide. 3. Gatekeeping best healthcare practices to the maximum. 4. Gatekeeping best educational practices to the maximum. 5. Spread human vice.

[@nigellim9729]

Somehow open an alternate reality sustainable for human life but has no inhabitants and make the excess population live there. Repeat with other dimensions once full.

[@nigellim9729]

Transform excess humans into other creatures such as birds, fish, animals, plants or extinct ones depending on their contribution to society. Doubles as preservation of nature and food supply.

[@avrtasmr3563]

“They’re sure to be disappointed when they realize that cats are assholes.” 😂😂😂 Brilliant.

[@alisp.4384]

A new adaptation of Logan’s Run has been in development hell for almost 20 years.

[@KellyJayeIam]

That's because the gov't is interested in replicating it IRL. They figure the masses will fall for the renewal process as long as they've never seen the movie. /jk

[@danityvanityinsanity]

@@KellyJayeIam That’s probably true. They figure it’s been almost fifty years since this movie came out so most people don’t remember it.

[@scotttild]

@@KellyJayeIam Government wants to keep all their lies going. Entire history is filled with nothing but lies. All the wars have started because people in control wanted them to start.

[@danschuster5187]

Another one there been like two scarlet Johansson was in it

[@goodluckgorsky3413]

This is one of the rare movie recaps of movies I’d actually want to watch. Just for the set design, especially that water power plant. Idk it’s just my aesthetic

[@Wellch]

The “water plant” is actually the Water Gardens in Fort Worth, Texas.

[@goodluckgorsky3413]

@@Wellch Huh, well I guess I haven’t been anywhere near Texas. Either way, the other sets are very much aesthetically pleasing. And I should stop by those water gardens some tome

[@M_ht.]

8:51 When he says " They r sure to be disappointed when they realize cats r assholes "😂

[@Romogi]

This narrator's life brings value to the world.

[@RecoveringChristian]

I want to grow old with him

[@GrandpaStories826]

"Year 2274, People are not allowed to live past 30 years old" this will be the teenager's, time to shine. They will marry at the age of 6 years old

[@DonJulio1942]

@This wait hol up😮

[@evagarcia865]

@This Didn’t you hear? The Computer doesn’t allow humans to have sex.

[@evagarcia865]

@This Oh, yeah, just checked the quote again. It says “Not able to reproduce sexually” not just not have sex. Yeah, got it wrong on that one.

[@SMC4free]

Thank you so much for entertaining me and distracting me from overthinking in hard times🙏

[@valkus_yeah]

LETS GO IM 30 YEARS OL- *door slams open* "you might have to come with us sir."

[@danityvanityinsanity]

RUN RUNNER!

[@Otokichi786]

"Logan's Run" was an interesting movie, but I kept hearing that the book was different. Some years ago, I found the book and discovered that the terminal age was 21, NOT 30. A fragment of this shows up in Logan's confrontation with "The Cubs," where it was very clear that the gang leader would be driven out of the delinquent station by age 21. The other difference was: "Sanctuary" exists! ("Terminal Age" people take a rocket from Earth to a settlement on Mars.) I suspect that a better movie could be made that follows the book's Terminal Age.

[@Introvertsan]

This is interesting however at the same time there would be people who would have wanted to stay because the computer was taking cards of all their needs and wants. Outside that's not going to be possible, I could see a continuation where someone figures out how to fix said computer and some folk back to the city once they realise how hard it is outside.

[@danityvanityinsanity]

They wouldn’t survive the first harsh D.C. Winter.😏

[@amazingabby25]

Danity Kana dc barely has harsh winters

[@thatcookieismine3318]

"Maybe Logan did learn about the divorce rates after all" I'm dead xD

[@njasanie23]

So basically everyone fears turning 30 it sounds really relatable to life everyone fears that 30 milestone 😂😂😂

[@taoist32]

In the book 21 is how old they stay before “ascending”.

[@epaminon6196]

For me, it's 29. Because it's basically 30.

[@Kerbalista]

A bot stole your comment.

[@georgeharris9187]

This story is almost exactly like Plato's allegory of the cave, from seeing the sun to the characters going back to the society, and people not caring about the outside world

[@jeremyminecraft7145]

"indicating a happy ending" True. But without the computer I just like to believe that they're all totally screwed without a way to produce food and shelter anymore.

[@Zurround]

Its almost like a science fiction version of Adam and Eve leaving the garden of Eden. They were used to a safe comfortable and leisurely life and they ended up living a very harsh difficult existence.

[@genekendrick679]

Ever heard of farming??

[@jeremyminecraft7145]

@@genekendrick679 Ah. Yes. Farming. The ability to immediately produce food within hours or days and not months. I love how I can immediately grow food before I starve to death in any place of the woods I wander when I get lost. I'm surprised people starve to death in the wild when they can just start farming all of a sudden and have enough food to feed hundreds.

[@jeremyminecraft7145]

@@genekendrick679 yes I've heard of farming. You can't do it within seconds and have enough food to feed a hundred people. If you could then there wouldn't be people starving on the streets. Use your brain.

[@cali2036]

@@jeremyminecraft7145 damn, why you pissed?

[@Nhatanh0475]

7:55 The sun emit a radiate red light. The character is bright lit with white light. They don't even try too lol

[@DonJulio1942]

8:52 as a former cat owner I can definitely agree with this comment🥴🤣

[@deborahblackvideoediting8697]

I was about 10 years old when I first saw Logan's Run. I loved that movie. But even at that age, I couldn't help but wonder what would become of everyone. None of them have any practical life skills - no one knows how to farm or forage or build a shelter or make clothing. Winter would be a big surprise to them all!

[@Lili-ey1nd]

Wow you’re my moms exact age lol

[@deborahblackvideoediting8697]

@@Lili-ey1nd - Lol, life goes by fast! It seems like only yesterday I was 10 years old. :)

[@whatsreal7506]

Saw that movie when it came out a million years ago. Well done! 👍👍

[@polyglot8]

I saw this film around 45 years ago. You forgot to mention that highly technically specialized people, like the plastic surgeon, get to live beyond 30, keeping themselves looking age appropriate thanks to periodic plastic surgery.

[@heymemesdookya]

I have my English Board Examination tommorow but this seems more important

[@harishchad.]

mera bhi kal boards he

[@heymemesdookya]

@@harishchad. toh padhai karlo thoda

[@carriehooper32]

I remember feeling like I had discovered some cool secret when I discovered this movie on tv late at night as a teenager. I was always disappointed by the ending or perhaps lack of sequel though, I wanted to SEE them try to survive in the new world and build a new society. Would have been a challenge for a bunch of young people who never worked a day in their life but I think they could have pulled together.

[@seansswamp]

HAHAHA

[@seansswamp]

that’s what kind of happens in the divergent series

[@stanleyb9553]

There is a TV series

[@tdsharrard]

Logans World is a sequel novel

[@ohlawd3699]

I think a better solution would've been to reprogram the computer and keep using the city rather than just abandoning it. Besides for the 30 year life limit for the city's inhabitants, when compared to the "outside world", it's a paradise, lol. 😳

[@المسلمالمغربي-ص9د]

they probably can't do that .

[@prue5588]

@@المسلمالمغربي-ص9د they're the ones that created it

[@المسلمالمغربي-ص9د]

@@prue5588 yeah but i feel like the ai wouldn't give them that chance , so it probably didn't allow the people to learn to program

[@Me-mw3gm]

@@prue5588 the ones who created the computer already died

[@epaminon6196]

If people are already prohibited from reproducing naturally, the AI would just need to decrease the frequency of creating new citizens for population control.

[@TheTechAdmin]

As a person who is over 60, I feel I have stopped aging at 30.

[@Jane_Dow]

I read the book & saw the movie when it came out. Boy does seeing it again make me feel old.

[@danityvanityinsanity]

How old are you? RUNNER!

[@Jane_Dow]

@@danityvanityinsanity I've been a runner for 30yrs.

[@OhNoNotAgain42]

I also saw the movie when it came out. That doesn’t mean we feel old. That means we ARE old.

[@Jane_Dow]

@@OhNoNotAgain42 You're right ! lol

[@kylorenkardashian79]

Logans Run & Brave New World always reminded me of each other

[@Pandaemoni]

So a group of young people, who have never done work and had computers providing for them their whole lives are suddenly without all that computer assistance and are going to starve unless they immediately become self-sufficient? I am not sure that will be such a happy ending. Just having to work to survive will a though transition. Just feeding the City's babies is going to be a challenge, and without families all these older people who have never known work, probably aren't going to do it.

[@nazmee1964]

Don't worry bro,we got books,human instincts,and physics

[@Pandaemoni]

@@nazmee1964 Phew! That will give them something to burn when winter comes (or a way to cook the babies).

[@kempet]

I have been looking for this movie for more than 25 years now, I did not remember the stoy, the name of the movie, just one specific image that stuck in my head... I think I saw it when I was 10 years old or so and was quite scared of it. So glad to have stumbled upon it again.

[@elainal6847]

This was my exact same experience. I happened to sit down as my dad watched it and it haunted me. I tried rollerball and so many others trying to find this imagery and story again

[@mmllynx]

I'm turning 30 in 3 days : O The sandmen have great costumes though. Really look like Luke from episode 6.

[@danityvanityinsanity]

I like all the pretty colorful satin and rayon Greek/Disco/Hippie toga attire the regular citizens wore, myself.

[@mmllynx]

@@danityvanityinsanity Much agreed. All of the costumes are great and makes the movie worthy for a sequel!

[@boomjjii6067]

Happy Birthday 🎉

[@danthomas6587]

I saw Logan's Run in a theater when I was in my teens. Farrah Fawcett had a role and she was my inspiration to go see it. Good story.

[@noeldev]

You could do a movie recap for planet of the apes, either the new or the old series, i love those movies, and i think it would make for good content

[@sethcaspe4079]

8:53 i agree with you instead of the cats treating you like a king they expect you to treat them like a king

[@JacksonDang04]

I remember watching this movie at my English class in Junior year. Great movie!

[@FEMBT-yb8rh]

*"The couple is fascinated to see an animal for the first time. They are sure to be disappointed when they realize that cats are assholes."* Thanks for the review!

[@mae3741]

If this was real though we would've valued every single day of our life and live it as its fullest instead of being stressed

[@neva6136]

No, I am bad with deadlines. And the stress of impending ultimate deadline of death would've killed me prematurely :)

[@SwedishWookie]

yes, nothing as soothing as an imminent death by zero gravity fireworks

[@silverhawk7324]

Speak for yourself, it's people with your mindset the reason why we don't research a real cure to aging or cancer. "Because God designed us that way". If you want to die so early be my guest. 30 is when your life is just getting started.

[@danityvanityinsanity]

That’s why the people in the Domes lived a life of pure pleasure and hedonism, in the movie.

[@taoist32]

@@neva6136 Watch the movie. They had no idea they would be killed. They thought it was a ceremony.

[@MrJess1982]

I love Mystery Recap Cause of the Amazing Movie Review and Adam's funny puns

[@markr8755]

Loved this movie growing up. Had such a huge crush on Jenny Agutter.

[@loveycat5474]

The model in this movie of the city is the most detail I have seen. It includes the moving cars.

[@carliecole2563]

".... A cat brushes by past Jessica's leg .. The two are fascinated too see animals for the first time! However they are soon disappointed when they find out that cats are assholes!" Omfg this guy KILLS me with his one liner side commentaries! I would PAY just to get to sit next to him during a movie just to listen to his snarky running dialogue throughout the whole thing. Dude HAS to be one of the most hilarious KZbinrs in existence! PLEASE, OH PLEEEAAAASE keep up your amazing work man! Ever since I found these channel I have been obsessed - thank you so much fo all you do to entertain us!!

[@madisonweber2480]

As an owner of 2 cats, that statement is completely valid. I probably have toxoplasmosis, everything they do is cute even when they're being assholes

[@laylaw3447]

Yes finally! I always thought this would be a perfect film to be covered on this channel!

[@Micheal1122]

I like when this guy does the voice overs, his voice is calming and smooth

[@alabamaman1372]

Cats aren’t assholes. They’re just asserting dominance. They are gods after all. 🐱

[@Iドーナツ]

I think they are in their world. Since no human have ever teached or tamed any of them. But even so, I still love all animals like Cats

[@loveycat5474]

We humans are allowed to live on earth to be their servants.🐅🐅❤❤

[@daisi4925]

The cat comment made me laugh! Thank you I needed that

[@makeavoy]

Ah yes, the computer that handled everything from the outside world for humans couldn't handle the knowledge of the outside world so it malfunctions. And naturally we all know when a computer encounters an error, it sets off a series of explosions, because the city was built out of dynamite when they ran out of construction materials

[@Jimmyknapp2]

Like that scene in one of the latest James Bond movies where the walls were actual hydrogen tanks or something

[@elainal6847]

This movie stuck with me since childhood watching it with my dad.

[@toxicity1263]

Keep this up dude i love your vids dont give up!

[@LiezAllLiez]

8:50 No words more true have ever been said before. Props for recognizing the danger.

[@yj_chew]

"There's so much more to life than artificial lighting and dying"

[@ChrundleTGreat]

This was such an awesome movie!! It would come on TV in the 80’s&90’s during Sci-Fi/Horror nights on some stations. If ANY classic sci-fi movie should be rebooted, it’s this one!

[@barowt]

I'm a fugitive at 39.. also, I like seeing your face in the corner, it makes me feel better watch these because I'm not alone.. without your face I'm alone!

[@annabeljames9759]

Another fugitive, too

[@meehow72]

One of my favourite movies of all time. A great summary.

[@timyuusis3372]

Finally a Regime I can support, down with old people

[@awura-amagyamfuaaadom-appi5046]

Really?

[@Ben-jl2rh]

@@awura-amagyamfuaaadom-appi5046 This is still better than most dystopian societies/regimes. If *THE ONLY ISSUE* is not living past 30, then let me live there.

[@danityvanityinsanity]

Actually there’s more older people than young people now. Not enough babies are being created. Nobody wants to have kids or get married now. It’s too expensive! Plus, the world situation is too dire, right now. It’s not worth it.

[@aydolette4665]

Your introduction of this movie reminds me of The Giver. Carousel sounds like release, all the way down to the community being oblivious of what actually happens

[@Zurround]

Is it really that "happy" of an ending? Those people are all so used to being pampered and taken care of that having to struggle to make it in the outside world, finding enough food and decent shelter when there is not really any infrastructure (no grocery stores no hospitals) will be almost like the science fiction version of Adam and Eve being kicked out of the garden of Eden. Life will be VERY DIFFICULT and a lot of them won't live much past 30 anyway.

[@dmx666uk]

Logan's run. One of the best movie's ever.

[@brycethoreson9216]

70s movies portraying the future are so interesting, the architecture is so unique

[@unitymixer]

The fact that you do old film is awesome.

[@AlienWacker]

6:30 ... "the doctor gets a call from the sandmen..." Hardly. He gets a call from the people who wanted Jessica to kill Logan, telling him to do it since she failed.

[@spaceseesaw]

Both my parents would be dead, my aunts would be dead, my grandma would be dead, my great grandparents would be dead. Basically the only person that would still be alive in my family is my creepy uncle

[@Seanothan1590]

Can you recap Soylent Green (1973) it’s sci-fi about much the world has changed and takes place in 2022? Can you recap 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)?

[@carolmk3114]

They did Soylent Green.

[@Seanothan1590]

@@carolmk3114 no they didn’t

[@gens0kyo]

lol

[@Seanothan1590]

@@gens0kyo I still don’t get the ending to 2001: a space odyssey

[@alphacentauri3069]

This film basically shows how little people understood the potential of computers back then

[@RahulSingh-gh1dm]

Hats off to the writer whose imagination led to this story and this video ❤️ 👍

[@maq3009]

I love the sarcasm about the guy not having looked at his hand. Lolol

[@miked9466]

We watched this many times back in the day and it seemed so advanced and at 16 yrs old, I remember thinking 30 is so old. Now 30 is definitely young. Still watch the movie every now and then and like the movie + the nostalgia 👌