All of them.

Metropolis is on Netflix the hell you people waiting for?

I do have to rewatch The Fly and Close Encounters because I recollect very little from them. I've seen both the black and white fly and the Goldblum one (which is what I assume this list is referring to).

I've seen them all but Children of Men, WALL-E and ..... 2001: A Space Odyssey.

Alien, The Thing, The Matrix, The Fly and Jurassic Park are my 5 favorites, in that order.

Actually no, I haven't seen Metropolis either. For some reason I just got it confused with Brazil.

Zersch @ 11/10/2017 21:55

Actually no, I haven't seen Metropolis either. For some reason I just got it confused with Brazil.

I confused it with Brazil too but googled it to sure first.

Funny enough I have not seen Brazil

Tim @ 11/10/2017 21:43

All of them. Metropolis is on Netflix the hell you people waiting for? I do have to rewatch The Fly and Close Encounters because I recollect very little from them. I've seen both the black and white fly and the Goldblum one (which is what I assume this list is referring to).

Matrix and E.T are there too rn.

This is pretty much a list of the movies we used to rent and have movie nights for when I was a kid.


2001: A Space Odyssey - rental night, but i fell asleep

Alien - haven't seen! :(

Back to the Future - we never rented this, I saw it in psychology class when my teacher ran out of psychology to teach a month early; good

Blade Runner - I feel like i did watch this once but don't remember it so I said no

Children of Men- great

Close Encounters of the Third Kind - I have seen this so many times. Pretty much the pick for movie night if we didnt rent something. It was the first movie we ever had on DVD so we watched it a lot for that new technology novelty

E.T. - rental night

The Fly - p sure i havent seen it

Jurassic Park - rental night (also saw one of them in theaters)

The Matrix - rental night

Metropolis - i saw... the anime. On DVD instead of renting on rental night. Then I tried to see the original and fell asleep

Planet of the Apes - rental night only we just watched it on TNT instead of renting

Star Wars - "what do you mean my daughter has never seen star wars sit your ass down" night

Terminator 2: Judgment Day - no

The Thing - I wanna see

WALL-E - saw in theaters

Seen all of them except Children of Men.

My top 5 from here are probably:

Blade Runner
The Thing
Alien
Star Wars (A New Hope, I assumed)
2001

I prefer Terminator to T2, because T2, while action-packed, messes up the perfect paradox of the first film. I prefer Empire Strikes Back to ANH.

Metropolis is an awesome classic that is still missing some of its original scenes. (And I am also assuming the Fritz Lang film and not the anime). I have a Metropolis poster in auxiliary control, resting on the comics rack:

Spoiler	+

Children of Men is a must see

I can't believe more people have seen Wall-E than Star Wars..

vladykins @ 12/10/2017 10:55

Seen all of them except Children of Men. My top 5 from here are probably: Blade Runner The Thing Alien Star Wars (A New Hope, I assumed) 2001 I prefer Terminator to T2, because T2, while action-packed, messes up the perfect paradox of the first film. I prefer Empire Strikes Back to ANH. Metropolis is an awesome classic that is still missing some of its original scenes. (And I am also assuming the Fritz Lang film and not the anime). I have a Metropolis poster in auxiliary control, resting on the comics rack: Spoiler +

That comic rack tho. Love it.

Zersch @ 12/10/2017 11:44

vladykins @ 12/10/2017 10:55 Seen all of them except Children of Men. My top 5 from here are probably: Blade Runner The Thing Alien Star Wars (A New Hope, I assumed) 2001 I prefer Terminator to T2, because T2, while action-packed, messes up the perfect paradox of the first film. I prefer Empire Strikes Back to ANH. Metropolis is an awesome classic that is still missing some of its original scenes. (And I am also assuming the Fritz Lang film and not the anime). I have a Metropolis poster in auxiliary control, resting on the comics rack: Spoiler + That comic rack tho. Love it.

It is actually an old greeting card display rack that a convenience store was throwing out back when the wife and I lived in an apartment. We grabbed it and moved it to the apartment, then moved it to our rental house, then moved to our current house, then moved it to storage when we renovated, and moved it back again. It is heavy and awkward and notorious among the friend that helped us "move" numerous times.

I swap the ones I display on there on occasion, though most of what's on there for the picture is similar too what's up now. I think I have my Watchmen and more Hellblazers, and less Batmans up now.

I just want someone to click this from the front page and be annoyed it's not the hot dog debate.