http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/chil...e_thinking_man
Pretty good list. Let me add these to the list, which should have been included, or come close:
Akira: Katsuhiro Ôtomo's post-apocalyptic masterpiece. Every bit as valid as the other top 10 films in the list, and I might argue, almost as important to popular culture (especially to animation and sci-fi) over the last 30yrs as 2001 was before. The books are even better than the movie.
Ghost in the Shell: Also a very important film. The true successor to 2001. Takes you on a trip to the inside. What exists when science brings us to the point when the body is no longer neccessary? Are we still human?
Alien/Aliens: While some might argue these are action/horror, they are certainly explorations into the experience of the "the other".
Pretty good list. Let me add these to the list, which should have been included, or come close:
Akira: Katsuhiro Ôtomo's post-apocalyptic masterpiece. Every bit as valid as the other top 10 films in the list, and I might argue, almost as important to popular culture (especially to animation and sci-fi) over the last 30yrs as 2001 was before. The books are even better than the movie.
Ghost in the Shell: Also a very important film. The true successor to 2001. Takes you on a trip to the inside. What exists when science brings us to the point when the body is no longer neccessary? Are we still human?
Alien/Aliens: While some might argue these are action/horror, they are certainly explorations into the experience of the "the other".