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I like some sci-fi and not other sci-fi (e.g., I never cared for Dune but I love Star Trek)
And I love a mind-bending film like Interstellar
What I don't care for so much is fantasy stuff like Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, that sort of thing, and not so much on supernatural stuff (yeah, I give Jedi stuff a pass though) ... don't even really care for mythological stuff like Clash of the Titans that much ... aside from sci-fi I generally prefer reality-based stuff in a contemporary, near future or recent past (up to like the 1960s) time frame
And I love a mind-bending film like Interstellar
What I don't care for so much is fantasy stuff like Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, that sort of thing, and not so much on supernatural stuff (yeah, I give Jedi stuff a pass though) ... don't even really care for mythological stuff like Clash of the Titans that much ... aside from sci-fi I generally prefer reality-based stuff in a contemporary, near future or recent past (up to like the 1960s) time frame
Emjay · 18-21, F
@SW-User I didn't enjoy Dune either. I dislike supernatural and paranormal stuff as well. Apollo 13 was a good movie.
DocSavage · M
@Emjay
The book was a good read. But the problem with long stories like Dune, is the trim out many of the subplots that make the main story better.
On the other hand, Sci-fi movies base on shorter books tend to be better.
“Minority Report” , for example, goes in the opposite direction of the short story ( there is actually no such thing as a minority report). But I love the movie. Same with “Paycheck” and “Bladerunner” Phillip K Dick translates well to film.
The book was a good read. But the problem with long stories like Dune, is the trim out many of the subplots that make the main story better.
On the other hand, Sci-fi movies base on shorter books tend to be better.
“Minority Report” , for example, goes in the opposite direction of the short story ( there is actually no such thing as a minority report). But I love the movie. Same with “Paycheck” and “Bladerunner” Phillip K Dick translates well to film.

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@DocSavage both Blade Runner films were fantastic