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recommend some post-apocoliptic movied

are you looking for a simple dystopia or specifically post apocalyptic themed films.


my favorite recently viewed for the second time...children of men.

other faves are matrix, equilibrium (great fucking movie that didn't get enough attention it deserved) logans run, and cars.


yes, cars. apparently, all the people died and cars took over.
 
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"soylent green is people!"

one of the best lines to a movie ever. my favorite time of movies are post-apocalyptic. check out Steven King's the Stand, it is pretty long but pretty good.
 
so, I'd love to participate in this thread, but I was wondering what people count as post-apocalyptic, and what they don't.

Does it have to be something on the level of a nuclear holocaust? or can it just be a dystopic future?
 
Not necessarily post-apocalyptic in the traditional sense, but Children of Men is the best I can think of
 
Spacehunter or The Navigator: a medievil odyssey. not strictly post-apocalyptic but well worth a watch
 
Can't believe no one's mentioned Mad Max 2 (released as The Road Warrior in the U.S.). Far and away the best and most stylish postapocalyptic movie I've seen--90% scenery and action. Then again, Mad Max has always been a kind of masculine role model for me--the ultimate strong, silent type.

Dig the intro here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yST7yn6rk1E
 
all the movies i can think of have allready been said, but some really fun post-apocalyptic computer games are the 'fallout' series for pc. basically a sort of roguelike role playing game (non-linear story line [FREEDOM!!]) in a post-apocalyptic world.

as for the mad max series... mad max three is the only one that really attempts to tackle post-apocalyptic themes... the second one partially does, and the first one isn't even based in a post-apocalyptic world (a fact which the second movie never adresses, despite being based in the post-apocalyptic world) is the cause of the apocalypse in mad max ever explained?
 
I just saw 12 Monkeys and it was one of the most haunting flicks I've ever seen... really, REALLY fucking incredible film. It wasn't exactly visceral, but it's really mentally engaging
 
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