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    Mala in Cuba by Mala

    Mala in Cuba by Mala

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    Mala - Mala In Cuba It's here! Mala has made a new record. The largest single statement of his...

Starship Troopers (1997)
Starship Troopers (1997)
1997 | Action, Sci-Fi
Just watched brilliant movie war movie in outer space there's plenty the visuals the creatures themselves for a satre on war itself it works on so many levels and its in my top ten favourite sci fi movies of all time
  
Passengers (2016)
Passengers (2016)
2016 | Action, Drama, Sci-Fi
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A space Titanic
This is basically Titanic set in space, albeit a much better film than Titanic will ever be.

Let's get it straight, this is not a full blown sci-fi epic. This is a romantic love story set in space, with some sci-fi elements thrown in. As long as you can accept that, then this is a really good film. Yes the romance part of the story is pretty predictable, but for me this didn't matter due to the sheer likeability and chemistry between Chris Pratt and Jennifer Lawrence. They did get a great job of holding a film virtually all on their own, although Michael Sheen was a delight in all of his scenes too. The special effects too were very impressive and this is definitely one of the better films I saw in the new year.
  
    Solar System 3D

    Solar System 3D

    Education and Utilities

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    Solar System 3D is an educational application for anyone interested in our amazing space. Take a...

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Awix (3310 KP) rated Space: 1999 in TV

Oct 10, 2019 (Updated Oct 10, 2019)  
Space: 1999
Space: 1999
1975 | Sci-Fi
It's easy to mock Space: 1999, so let's get started. But which Space 1999? The nobly-intentioned, philosophical science-fiction drama of the first series, which somehow still ends up resembling a rip-off of 2001: A Space Odyssey made by lemurs? Or the second series, with laser-gun runarounds and rubber monsters turning up on a weekly basis?

Neither of them is honestly what you could call much good (the usual outstanding Anderson model effects excepted), but at least the first series tries hard and does have the odd pretty decent episode (Earthbound, guest starring Christopher Lee in a very strange wig, has a memorably creepy ending), even if it is mostly po-faced and turgid. The second series is brighter, more colourful, and seems to have eaten too much sugar; it's mostly just daft. All still highly enjoyable, though, even if not in quite the way the makers intended.