A lot of science fiction films were low-budget productions (eg. Day of the Triffids), but because of growing popularity and recent developments in the technology of special effects, most films are now multi-million dollar projects. |
Many science fiction films were low-budget productions (eg. Day of the Triffids), but because of growing popularity and recent developments in the technology of special effects, most films are now multi-million dollar projects. The tone of science fiction films is often a guide to the tone of the times the film was made: other worlds and species are viewed in turn as wonderful, terrifying, threatening, incomprehensible, and childishly benign. Notable science fiction films include: |
:1951 The Thing From Another World (Howard Hawks original) |
:1959 [Jouney to the Center of the Earth]? |
:1959 [Journey to the Center of the Earth]? |
:1964 [[Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb]] |
:1964 Dr. Strangelove or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb :1966 Fahrenheit 451 |
:1970 [THX 1138]? |
:1972 Solaris |
:1979 Star Trek |
:1979 Star Trek: The Motion Picture |
:1982 E.T.? |
:1982 [E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial]? |
:1982 The Thing |
:1982 The Thing (John Carpenter remake) |
:2001 [[Artificial Intelligence: AI]] |
:2001 [Artificial Intelligence: AI]? |