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Blade Runner has clinched the top spot in a poll on the greatest sci-fi film of all time. The 1982 cult classic, directed by Ridley Scott and based on a novel by Philip K Dick, won the top plaudit in a poll run by Totalscifionline.com. Blade Runner flopped commercially on its initial release and received only lukewarm reviews …

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  1. phoenix
    Grenade

    Sci Fi?

    Good Sci Fi should allow us to see into the "plausible" future. My ratings would be:

    Alien (plausible physics biology)

    2001 (clever but a bit arty - farty)

    Gattaca (quite close in DNA terms)

    Solaris (1972 version Sentient force)

    Blade Runner (draws on iRobot and takes it a bit further)

    Slient Running (hmm they way we are going on earth!!!)

    Metropolis (watch it. You'll see)

    Matrix (not the best film but plausible)

    I discount the likes of ET, Third Encounters etc as superseeded by Alien.

    Stars Wars Star Trek and there ilk are out on known phyiscs grounds. The above list are also way better shot cinematically.

  2. steve 136

    "Good Sci Fi should allow us to see into the "plausible" future."

    That is exactly why the 1st poster was right - Mega Shark vs Giant Octopus should be no.1.

    And possible no.2 and no.3 as well.

  3. Anonymous Coward
    Anonymous Coward

    Could we include...

    The oft overlooked:

    Dark City

    Akira

    Brazil

    12 Monkeys

    Also on the subject of Metropolis, the 2001 anime version which is loosely based on the original is quite a visually stunning film in it's own right.

  4. OzBob
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    No "Day of the Triffids"?

    OK it was a TV series that could be bodged into a movie. Love that dsytopian look.

    "Quiet Earth" - brought for 3 quid from WH Smiths. Nice NZ 1980s scenes, we do small budget and few-people movies quite well.

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