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Enjoy retro sci Fi?

Starting TOMORROW at the Rua Red South Dublin Arts Centre.

REWIND film festival.

Orla McGovern writes:

REWIND is  a 3 day retro sci-fi festival, with movies screenings as well as other live events and performances throughout! It really will be a great event for anyone esp. interested in anything retro or just big into sci-fi. The screenings nclude:

The Thing from Another World – classic 1950s cold war horror (5th Nov, 9pm)

Akira – the great cyberpunk thriller and anime classic. (7th Nov, 8.30pm)

Godzilla – the mother and father of all monster movies. (7th Nov, 10.30am)

Tron – one of the first to truly address our place in the digital age. (7th Nov, 3pm)

Sleeper – Woody Allen’s classic take on what the future holds. (6th Nov, 8.30pm)

THX 1138 – George Lucas’s real Sci-Fi classic! (6th Nov, 3pm)

All of these movies address the issue of identity in a technological age, with REWIND promising to be a silver screen celebration and an audio visual feast for the senses.

And we have three FREE tickets to the opening night to giveaway.

To enter, just tell us what retro sci fi movie you would like to see at REWIND and why?

Lines Must close at Midnight

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23 thoughts on “Free Tomorrow?”

  3. Lorcan Nagle

    Metropolis, with live music preferably. Possibly the first epic SF movie, a visual feast, and an amazing icon of both technology and sexuality with the Maria/Hel robot.

  4. Cup of tea anyone

    With the election coming up I would love to see attack of the giant leeches. I think it would teach us all how to deal with all those canvasing the area.

  6. Clampers Outside!

    I’d like to see ‘Oversexed Rugsuckers From Mars’ play at REWIND because it’s just feckin’ mental. And although slated as one of the worst movies ever made, I love it for the nostalgia of cheap b-movies of the 80s.

    My second choice is ‘The Nostril Picker’.|Just because, don’t question it :)

    My serious choice is a movie that freaked me out so much I stopped it half way-ish, and questioned deeply what I was watching… I was watching it on my own, and admittedly somewhat doobed-up.
    You see, at one point in the movie a guy gets buggered by a vacuum cleaner and that’s only after he started replacing bits of his own body and bones with bits of metal he finds around his home. Other messed up stuff happen too but that scene freaked me out at the time. The movie was Tetsuo II: Body Hammer and I’d love to see it on the big screen :)

  7. dhaughton99

    Akira, because watching it on DVD just doesn’t give you the sense and depth that the movie has. In my opinion, Akira and the Iron Giant are 2 of the greatest animated movies of all time.

  9. Owen O'F

    Tarkovsky’s ‘Solaris’. Maybe even the Clooney remake. Embodies the best attribute of sci-fi – that of presenting thought-provoking philosophical ideas in an entertaining way.

    1. Deluded

      Tarkovsky’s version is class- gives a rounder view of Lem’s writing I think. (Fiasco is an excellent novel)

  10. Kieran NYC

    Original Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Them! or any of the Quatermass films. Fantastic Voyage. Robinson Crusoe on Mars.

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