What Are Your Top 3 Sci-Fi Moments Outside The Alien Universe?

I cannot express How much I love that movie "HybridVigor", so much so I made my father, Mother, and Brother see it with me and They actually all loved it too, it was a "funky way cool flick" back in the day...I think it still is today and the telekinesis scenes in particular I loved the best.

The Theatrical Trailer for Rickks 2nd choice...[b]OUTLAND[/b]... [url=http://youtu.be/odGOSl9EB5E]Outland[/url] [b] "Even In Space The Ultimate Enemy Is Man"[/b]

That film "OUTLAND" with Sean Connery had a whole "BladeRunner" feel to it and came out before "BladeRunner" did it not?

So so many for me, its hard to tell. I am someone who does not have favorites in anything really, i never had one stand out favorite Wrestler, never had one stand out Movie/TV Babe i had a crush on etc. off course Aliens Franchise is there, but so too is Terminator and in both some of the movies are not as good as the others... i.e Alien/Aliens Rocked, Terminator and Terminator 2 also. I feel the Aliens that followed where more of a disapointment than the Terminators that followed. For me Star Wars has to be up there, maybe at the top but again while SW 4-6 was great 1-3 had some good and some not so good parts. But i guess thats what happens when you make a sequel or even prequel, it has a hard task living upto the Orginal.... Even Reboots dont quite work either, Star Trek and Nightmare on Elm Street just again could not live upto the orginals. There are many other movies i liked to many to list really, but include The Thing, i also liked the Black Hole and many many others, inc Flash Gordon i could go on and on. But yes i guess that Predator, Star Wars, Alien/Aliens and Terminator have to rank really high in any list i could make.

I agree wholeheartedly Sparticus. I can't believe no one has mentian Flash Gordon and the Brian Bleesed line "GORDONS ALIVE".

Sorry I meant Spartacus!

Flash Gordon, now that's a classic... and it sure is Hard to argue with that entire T-2 film {extended ultimate nothing more could possibly be revealed edition}as the subject.

@Spartacus, That metal-clad T2 ultimate extremo edition is totally sweet. ------------ Just because I don't think I've seen any listed on this thread yet, here's some anime. [list] Black Heaven - Middle-aged family man and former guitarist in the heavy metal band Black Heaven is recruited by a space army to use his guitar-shredding skillz to active an enormous weapon used to fight interstellar aliens. [/list] [list] Serial Experiments Lain - Shy technophobe high-schooler gets her first NAVI (handheld computer) and accesses "the Wired" (the internet) for the first time. Subsequently learns the true nature of herself. Cyberpunk, trippy, psychedelic, weird, awesome. Full of WTH-ery and head-exploding qualities in general. [/list] [list] Akira [/list]

@Jones, They Look "Marvelous" [img] http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v234/LT.HIGHTIMES/1a1blkhev.jpg[/img] [img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v234/LT.HIGHTIMES/1a1serial.jpg[/img] [img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v234/LT.HIGHTIMES/1a1akira.jpg[/img]

[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNpb8KQ-OQ0]Arm & eye surgery[/url] [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGKAFeYXMbA&feature=related]Escape from the hospital[/url]

2nd video not available in Canada! Just FYI @WhyDontTheyFreezeHim

If Anime is being hailed, how about "Ghost in the Shell"... as close to Will Gibson as I've seen, now there's true cyberpunk and he quotes Bladerunner as a massive influence!

I wasn't hailing it just showing him he wouldn't be forgotten or neglected here.

have to see it now hold on...

The Thing 1982 - Chomp Chomp Arms Invasion of the Body Snatchers 1978 - The End Ghostbusters - Are you the keymaster, nope, slams door.

[img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v234/LT.HIGHTIMES/1a1Ghost-in-the-Shell24.jpg[/img] NICE !

Clockwork Orange - "I was cured alright!!!"

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O.K. just wanted to throw this out there... THIS CLIP...SURPASSES THE STAR WARS DESTROY THE DEATH STAR SCENE FOR ALL TIME GREATEST SCIENCE FICTION MOMENT...Despite what anyone's opinion is. Including mine. It just is. [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xd3-1tcOthg&feature=related]DawnOfMan[/url]

Right on or is it Right Right?

both work

IN CASE ANYONE MISSED THIS AMAZING LITTLE CLIP IT IS WORTH SEEING. I DID NOT MAKE IT THOUGH AND CANNOT TAKE CREDIT FOR IT, I JUST FOUND IT. [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OokAt190jo&feature=related]TheFury[/url]

I agree with those who included "Blade Runner - Tears in the Rain" and "2001 - HAL" as favorites. I am also a big fan of the X-Files and one of my absolute favorite episodes is titled "The Post-Modern Prometheus". Curiously, the plot of this episode may have some parallels to Scott's Prometheus. Read the plot summary [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Post-Modern_Prometheus]here.[/url]

1. Blade Runner: Hades Landscape opening scene. /everything blade runner 2. Dr jessops first amanita muscaria trip in altered states. 3. Spocks exploration of vega in star trek the motion picture. 4. Tied with 3 Open the pod bay doors Hal./ DAISY SEQUENCE 2001

From the classic era, I pick "Forbidden Planet" "monster from the Id" attack on the ship....and the best movie robot, [i]ever[/i]. Another pick for the sequence ending in Roy's brief monologue on the roof in "Bladerunner" after redeeming his humanity. Except for the bizarre discontinuity of that cut to the dove, that scene is [i]perfect[/i]. Pretty much all of "2001." still, the most brilliantly conceived and executed [i]Science[/i] Fiction film ever made......and by far, the most influential.

1) "2001" Segue from bone to orbital weapons platform-unmatched conceptual brilliance. 2)"Star Wars" First jump to lightspeed by the Millenium Falcon- never gets old. 3)"Fifth Element" Leeloo breaks out after being reconstituted and lands in the taxi of Korben Dallas. Hers and the audiences first look at the 23rd century, funky taxi music, McDonalds and all. Saw all of these in their original theatrical run.

[quote]Ghostbusters - Are you the keymaster, nope, slams door.[/quote] @Snorky...LMFAO...Rick Moranis was great in that, they all were.

@forever War awesome post man...me too...all of them on "The Big Screen"

[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OokAt190jo&feature=related]ClipsOfFuryInTheFury[/url]

"Are you the gatekeeper," he says to a horse.....