My appologies, Miss.Actually, I'm a "dudette" - but that's OK
I'm afraid I've exposed my sexism, a holdover from the 60's when females were considered exempt from SF appreciation.
My age is showing.
Where's Star Trek Four???
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I'm afraid I've exposed my sexism, a holdover from the 60's when females were considered exempt from SF appreciation.
My age is showing.
Best written: TMPAlso the fact that it's neither the best written or most polished Trek film.
Most polished: TMP Director's Cut
Here's the Wind up merchant again! Double dumb Ass on you!
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Star Wars is on the list because millions of people have disagreed with your assessment.You're perfectly free to dislike it, of course, but to deny its popularity and importance in the world of science-fiction cinema is rather short-sighted.
I would never expect to see TVH on any "Best Sci-Fi Movies" list; frankly, I was a little surprised to see TUC on there. I quite enjoy both films, but I don't think I'd describe them as two of the greatest science-fiction movies of all time.
As for the list as a whole -- eh, I don't have too many problems with it. I don't agree with all the choices, and there are a few I haven't seen, but generally, it's a pretty solid sampling of (mostly) good sci-fi.
Oh, and I love Blade Runner, so.
I saw all the latest Star Wars film in the theatre and they were at best ok to me. But the originals... I dunno, I never got into them like everyone else did
My niece and nephew adore Star Wars, but when I sit and watch it, I'm like, hmmm... I'm wasting my time I'd rather watch Captain Kirk fight off a horde of Klingons then see a brother & sister kiss each other... lol.What's funny is my nephew was watching an episode of TNG with me once and he thought Worf looked like Chewbacca. But the thing he doesn't get is Klingons are smarter then Wookies
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