ALL SCI-FI

[Bud Brewster]

This new forum is intended to encourage our members to compose replies to some of the more elaborate posts I've made, like the ones under the titles Thinking Outside the "Plot"! and Let's Create a Sequel!.

Naturally, the threads in which I first made the posts below contain any-and-all replies our members wanted to make — and there have been many great ones, too!

However, what I'm hoping for in this new forum is feedback on my own ideas, as well as new ideas by you guys on the same subjects. Unfortunately, my original posts haven't generated many replies, — and that's a bit disappointing.

So, this forum will give our members a central location for some of the posts I've created which were designed to challenge your imaginations!

A small request: If you just want to post general info about the movies the threads are about, please do it in the original threads.

In other words, this forum is for wild, wonderful, wacky, original ideas!

And so, folks, put on your thinking caps, roll up your sleeves, and burn the midnight oil! Brew yourself a fresh pot of coffee and rise to this new challenge like a true Super Hero Sci-Fi Fan.





Please make All Sci-Fi the showplace for those imaginative thoughts which your favorite classics have inspired. I'm sure you've got terrific concepts of your own — and we're all eager to hear them!



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Is there no man on Earth who has the wisdom and innocence of a child?
~ The Space Children (1958)

[Bud Brewster]

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I know that sometimes we all get a bit weary of trying to find new things to say about our beloved classic science fiction movies — especially the ones from the 1950s, which seem pretty dated in many ways here in the 21st Century.

But I think the threads I've created below demonstrate the value of the concepts presented in those great films.

And what I love doing most is exploring those concept . . . without being hampered by the limitations of the low-budget movies which presented them.

So, please join me by doing something which famed sci-fi author Larry Niven calls, "Playing with ideas".

Enjoy the threads below, and then add your own thoughts on the fun ideas they describe!
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Is there no man on Earth who has the wisdom and innocence of a child?
~ The Space Children (1958)