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I have a feeling I may struggle to get a Top 100 I'm happy with... after all, it took me three years to complete my Top 666 horror film list. |
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Where do things like Harry Potter, Krull and LOTR fit in? Are they sci-fi? Is fantasy like that allowed? |
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Potter. LOTR is not classed as sci-fi. Krull however is. |
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I don't really want to dictate to people what they can/can't include, as genre is open to interpretation to an extent, which we've already seen in the horror list with the likes of Silence of the Lambs, Seven, King Kong etc. |
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Just checking IMDb to see what qualifies there are so many films I would never regard as Sci-Fi this may be harder than I taught.
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It was just a suggestion - follow your heart Nordy! |
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Oh no I didn't mean anything by It I just never realised how much ground was covered by the term Sci-Fi I'm still a novice of horror let alone other genres
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I think we should make it top 50.
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Would Day of the Dead (1985) or Frankenstein films (Universal and Hammer) be science-fiction. I think they could be classified as such as they deal with science after all.
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I second this. B_e can always double the points as if it were a hundred. |
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