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The 15 Best Hard Sci-Fi Movies That Define the Genre (movieweb.com)

submitted 10 months ago by AFKBRBChocolate to c/sciencefiction

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We took a trip through decades of the genre and came up with a list of the most important and best hard science fiction movies of all time. They are the essence and the foundations of the book of sci-fi rules that's still being written as we, the audience, become much more self-aware of our relationship with technology, the future, and whatever those two will bring.

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[–] Landmammals 1 points 10 months ago (1 children)

Primer, Robocop, Children of Men, Moon, District 9

[–] Blue_Morpho 3 points 10 months ago* (last edited 10 months ago) (1 children)

Watching someone time travel by climbing inside a superconductor ring is hard scifi (Cern is giant superconductor rings and no time travel) but watching an object in space move in a way that it shouldn't isn't hard scifi?

Magical anti gravity in District 9 is hard scifi? But an alternative earth future (There is/was no Space Shuttle Endeavor. The Shuttle and ISS never coexisted. The MMU was retired in the 1980's.) with a long range MMU and Hubble in a different orbit isn't?

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Just looked at Robocop. It is filled with Hollywood physics. Man gets shot and gets thrown backwards 5 feet.

Oh and everything inside the base in Moon is Earth gravity.

[–] Landmammals 2 points 10 months ago

Correct.