ALL SCI-FI

[Bud Brewster]

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Here’s three more movies which I had fun with, and I've included the questions I posed on the threads.
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Thinking Outside the "Plot"!
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The links to each movie will take you to the pages of the threads that have my TOtP posts.

For example, if you think the Coronavirus might be a sneaky threat by the Chinese, take look what they tried to do back in 1967!

Meanhwhile, back in Connecticut, husbands are enjoying happy home lives with their perfect wives . . perfect wives . . . per-per-per-perfect wives . . .

If you’re interested in Washington politics and how foreign ambassadors are welcomed (especial the ones know just what America needs), check out the third thread.


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So, relax in front of the TV, pop in a DVD of a good movie —

— and have your android wife press this button. . . button . . . button . . .
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Battle Beneath the Earth (1967)

~ A Question for the Members: Could the Chinese really build a tunnel all the way to North America?

The Stepford Wives (1975)

~ A Question for the Members: If the android wives managed to increase their intelligence and change their programing so they could think independently, could they change the pecking order and somehow make the men better husbands?

The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951)

~ A Question for the Members: After Klaatu makes mankind aware of the fact that we live in a galaxy populated by many other races of intelligent beings with advanced technology, would the nations of the world put aside their vastly different ideologies, cultures, and religions and band together to achieve world peace?
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Is there no man on Earth who has the wisdom and innocence of a child?
~ The Space Children (1958)