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I just watched the 2001: the Space Odessy and wow (lemmy.world)

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It is an amazing movie in all regards but most of all technical. No wonder people think Kubric faked the moonlanding after watching a movie like this. Just magical!

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[–] Tenthrow@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago

If there was ever a movie ahead of it's time it's this one...

Although some of the other older films that I would say were ahead of their time as well are:

Manchurian Candidate (the Original one)
Night of the Hunter
The Innocents (the Original one)

They aren't sci-fi but are movies that really stick out to me (Manchurian Candidate is a tiny bit sci fi)