The MoFo Top 100 Sci-Fi Films: Countdown

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Fantastic Planet

This was the mystery film that was tied with La Jetée and Signs. It got a 2nd place, which is higher than either of the films it was tied with, so it won the tie breaker.

Layout: 2nd, 8th, 13th, 18th (x2)

World on a Wire

Couldn't find a gif for this one. This film is tied with two others, but it was on less lists than both of them.

Layout: 7th, 8th (x2), 9th

Never seen either of them. Never even heard of the World on a Wire one.

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Another two that I haven't seen. But Fantastic Planet looks intriguing. Glad that someone was digging up old and underrated movies.

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Liked Fantastic Planet quite a bit but didn't vote for it. Haven't seen the other one.

That Leo gif stumped me for a second, was thinking that was some very similar 70's German actor.

I respect Fantastic Planet but don't particularly like it so it didn't get my vote.

Hey, that's interesting. I watched 13th Floor when I was a kid, and I have thought about it a few times since. Didn't even know it was a remake

This top 100 is becoming more awesome by the minute.

Edit : oh, and I love stop motion, so I'll definitely take a look at La Planète Sauvage.

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Really wanted to see World on a Wire but didn't get round to it. Fantastic Planet is ok but was never making my list.

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Hey, one of my picks finally showed, and one I was starting to think wasn't going to make it. I had World on a Wire at 9th on my list. I highly recommend it if you like the ideas in The Matrix and the themes of Phillip K. Dick.

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hmm, I really like The 13th Floor, didn't realize BOTH were adapted from the same book.

Haven't seen either.

Seen: 14/28

My List: 5/28
3. Looper (100)
8. Signs (76)
13. Avatar (80)
14. 28 Days Later (85)
24. Source Code (92)

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I really liked Fantastic Planet and it was in contention for my list. I thought it would be higher.

I never heard of World on a Wire so that's the 3rd entry I haven't seen.

Neither were on my list but possibly only because I've never seen either.

More faildictions:
72. Surrogates (2009)
71. The Andromeda Strain (1971)

Next ones :
Pacific Rim
Edge of Tomorrow

I saw Fantastic Planet recently, but didn't vote for it. I don't think I've even heard of World on a Wire before. It looks interesting though, so I'll check it out when I get the chance.

Seen: 19/28
My List: 3

01. Dredd (2012) - #96
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09. Galaxy Quest (1999) - #88
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22. Strange Days (1995) - #81

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World on a Wire was on my shortlist, one of the last ten or so I cut to get down to twenty-five.

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Fantastic Planet was my #18! A great film that I first and foremost love because of its unique atmosphere that has remained in my thoughts since the moment I watched it.

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It's sci-fi. You may recall that Thor said that Asgardian powers are part science and part magic. The rainbow "Bifrost" bridge is a piece of technology - you can even see hints of circuitry in it. There's some discussion of wormholes and such.

Never seen either of them.