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Now that I'm about to get back in-game, I'm hoping to do some screen captures so that I can put together my own forum signature. However, I've combed this site and can't find where I can download a pic for it. Also, what format and size is a forum signature pic supposed to be?

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No one has mentioned Starship Troopers! I love that movie, infact... I need to go watch it :)

As I recall, the only thing I liked about that movie was Casper Van Dien's naked butt in the shower scene. Actually, now that I think about it, that's the only thing I remember about that movie. Wasn't Barney Stinson in it, too? As some kind of Nazi psychic?

Would you like to know more? :p

Starship Troopers is an awesome film, one of my personal favourites. First time I watched it I was about 11 years old and I've loved it ever since.

And yes Barney Stinson (Neil Patrick Harris) is in it and he's awesome. I only learned recently that he's one of us.

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No one has mentioned Starship Troopers! I love that movie, infact... I need to go watch it :)

As I recall, the only thing I liked about that movie was Casper Van Dien's naked butt in the shower scene. Actually, now that I think about it, that's the only thing I remember about that movie. Wasn't Barney Stinson in it, too? As some kind of Nazi psychic?

Episode 70 - "Whom Gods Destroy" - 01/03/1969



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No one has mentioned Starship Troopers! I love that movie, infact... I need to go watch it :)

I'm unclear on what you mean by "non-conventional Sci-Fi Movies." Do you mean anything that's not a big budget Hollywood blockbuster? Or does it need to be talky rather than action-packed? How about comedies with a sci-fi bent?

Three come to mind:

The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the Eighth Dimension
Big Trouble in Little China
Galaxy Quest

But I don't know if they count.

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These were probably more popular than what you're asking for, but all worth watching IMO:

The Abyss
Contact
Serenity
Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind
Lawnmower Man
Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome
Running Man
The Last Starfighter
Enemy Mine
The Fly

Hehe....that should keep you busy for a while :-)

The Abyss is an A+.
I love Contact and watched it recently. I would LOVE it if they made a sequel.
Serenity was very good and made me watch the Firefly series.
Lawnmower Man was a bit cheesy, but decent.
The Fly was just gross.

I'll check out the other shortly. :) Thanks!

I personally liked Nightbreed.

Children of Men was pretty good, although I think it was alot more about the action and adventure than the sci-fi. I enjoyed the premise.

Deja Va was so-so.

I hate to admit this, but I don't think I've ever seen Tron! Or atleast, I was very young when I saw it. I can't believe I missed that. I'll have to rectify that shortly.

I always confuse Blade Runner with that really bad sci-fi movie with Arnold Schwarzenegger where he doesn't know what reality is real. I need to rewatch it.

The rest look interesting so I'll check them out. The old ones are hard to find to stream though.

My favourite "unconventional" Science Fiction films include relatively recent releases like:

Children of Men
Deja Vu
28 Days Later

However I will always love the films I watched growing, they made me fall in love with the genre, and you might not have seen them yet:

Tron
Millennium
Blade Runner
The Last Starfighter
Brazil
Cocoon 1&2
D.A.R.Y.L
Flight of the Navigator

Episode 69 - "Elaan of Troyius" - 12/20/1968



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I love sci-fi movies and I've darn well seen most of the good ones, specially all of the big blockbuster ones. Every now and then, I run into really good sci-fi movies though, that I just love, but most people haven't ever heard of. So I figured I'd post them here to share and see if anyone else has some of their own not-so-popular sci-fi movies they'd suggest I watch.

Here's the ones I've thought of so far:

Sunshine
City of Ember
Moon

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I am a skeptic, but even with that several years ago, my then partner and I vacationed in Jamaica. While there we took the tour of Rose Hall. Nothing out of the ordinary while we were there, but after returning to the states, and getting our film developed we had half a dozen 'ghost' pictures.

I don't *know* they were ghosts, but I know we didn't doctor them, and I know there weren't people in the pictures when we took them... so.. yeah. Creepy!

Saith

I'd love to see these ghost pics.

Unfortunately, they were left with the ex... lol Wish I still had them.. they were interesting to say the least.

:P

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I am a skeptic, but even with that several years ago, my then partner and I vacationed in Jamaica. While there we took the tour of Rose Hall. Nothing out of the ordinary while we were there, but after returning to the states, and getting our film developed we had half a dozen 'ghost' pictures.

I don't *know* they were ghosts, but I know we didn't doctor them, and I know there weren't people in the pictures when we took them... so.. yeah. Creepy!

Saith

I'd love to see these ghost pics.

I am a skeptic, but even with that several years ago, my then partner and I vacationed in Jamaica. While there we took the tour of Rose Hall. Nothing out of the ordinary while we were there, but after returning to the states, and getting our film developed we had half a dozen 'ghost' pictures.

I don't *know* they were ghosts, but I know we didn't doctor them, and I know there weren't people in the pictures when we took them... so.. yeah. Creepy!

Saith

Episode 68 - "The Empath" - 12/06/1968



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None of the above and a skeptic. I get feelings of deja vu all the time, but the current scientific hypothesis is that this is actually a 'fake' sensation caused by your brain actually recording an experience as a memory before you consciously recognize the experience. This could lead to the feeling that you've experienced something before when you clearly haven't.

Not saying that the UFO or alien thing couldn't happen, but so far I've yet to hear or see any experience that doesn't sound like a load of bullshit.

Put me in the Scully camp. None of the above, and a skeptic.

(But they make for good stories.)