Several classic science fiction movies

Of course, the Star Wars and Star Trek movies are the two greatest sci-fi classics ever created, but they are both based on Futuristic Realism rather than the mystery of the 1950s. The first appearance of "Star Trek" as a TV series was a great science fiction, but the films released later were set as Futuristic Realism out of the meaning of true classic science fiction. I like to watch "Independence Day", but I am excited about the "Mars Attacks" that appeared shortly after "Independence Day". I am confused as to why the "Martian Strike" was not released before "Independence Day", because I know that "Independence Day" will be very popular. I thought that "Mars Attacks" would also be popular, but it was pushed out after the launch of "Independence Day".

My favorite science fiction movies are "Mars Attacks" and "Star Ship Troopers". Both have a real sense of science fiction in the sense of classic science fiction. In fact, my impression is that the concept of "Mars Attacks" was taken from the original "Starship Soldier" publication. I haven't investigated this yet, but I did see some original "Mars Attacks" cards, and there are some wrong troops in them.

In 1996, the "Mars Attacks" movie was released based on the "Mars Attacks" trading card produced in 1962. The movie is outstanding. The "Mars Attack" movie captures the real sense of science fiction with excellent special effects and characters. The movie "Attack on Mars" has never been as true to the story as "Star Wars" and "Star Trek". To me, the true meaning of this type of novel is the depiction of things that can never exist. The little people invaded the earth with a huge brain carrying a ray gun, showing everything for the future. They thought that if the Martians were real, they would be like. In the past, the Martian was called a human figure, with two antennas extending from the top of the head, but issued a "Mars Attacks". Now, the Martian is seen as a small person with a clumsy brain and an ugly face. Ever been angry at a conference, want to see them destroyed? Watching this "Mars Attacks" movie, in the end, some little Martians pretended to negotiate peace with a fully seated Congress, and then suddenly pulled out a ray gun to evaporate the mess of human beings. In the end, humans discovered the weaknesses of the Martians and destroyed them. This is a common occurrence, but the "Mars Attacks" movie is worth watching. I can watch it many times and never get bored. At the end of the filming, some little Martians pretended to negotiate peace with a fully-seat Congress, and then suddenly pulled out the ray gun and evaporated the chaotic group of humans. In the end, humans discovered the weaknesses of the Martians and destroyed them. This is a common occurrence, but the "Mars Attacks" movie is worth watching. I can watch it many times and never get bored. At the end of the filming, some little Martians pretended to negotiate peace with a fully-seat Congress, and then suddenly pulled out the ray gun and evaporated the chaotic group of humans. In the end, humans discovered the weaknesses of the Martians and destroyed them. This is a common occurrence, but the "Mars Attacks" movie is worth watching. I can watch it many times and never get bored.

"Star Ship Troopers" is great. I really like movies, classic science fiction is everywhere. The huge Zerg population controlled by Cerebrates can capture themselves just to gather information about the Olympic-sized worms in the third movie. These characters really fit the image of the movie, and they blend into the plot of bugs that destroy human life very well. The soldier's uniform is at least the commander's 1940s, with futuristic armor, and the small bug pierced the tip of his leg straight. These weapons have paper clips. They do have new paper clips from time to time, but these paper clips have fired a lot. I thought the rifle made its own bullets. But I came to the conclusion that the clamp may be the power device, and the rifle is emitting hot plasma charges. Personally, soldier movies are great movies in the sense of classic alien novels, and in the sense of classic novels are movies I really like. Not the alien novels of the 1930s or 1940s, but the alien novels produced in the 1950s and 1960s. I did watch the original series of "Star Trek" in 1966. I watched them all. I haven't seen them in decades, so I can watch them again.

I also like the 2005 extraterrestrial novel movie "War Of The Worlds", which is adapted from the Martian, assembled in a modern environment three legged fighters equipped with heat rays, equipped with 1890s projectors.

Sharknado is very popular among viewers of certain wildlife novels. I saw the first movie, but it was just terrible.

The comic novels of superheroes are also great. The Batman movie won first place in the Best Superhero Description Award. I also like Spider-Man movies, but the two main actors who play Spider-Man and his girlfriend did not attract me. The villain in the Spider-Man movie is the hot one. I also like "Iron Man" movies. The "Iron Man" movie has done a good job in actor selection and plot. Thor is also good.

In addition to the mistake of portraying Rosie O'Donnell as Betty, the cartoon novel film "Flintstone" is excellent. Betty is a slender and beautiful woman like Wilma. Betty is not a chubby woman with big mouth like Rossi O'Donnell. Except for the mistakes of Rosie O'Donnell, "Flintstones" is an excellent cartoon novel film. "Casper's Ghost" is an absolutely outstanding cartoon novel movie. I really like special effects and plots.

If you play well, monster novels are also great. Although I have seen a good movie, I don't go to the zombie movie. There are a large number of zombie lovers, most likely a goth crowd.

I have watched many different types of science fiction movies. These movies are exquisitely made and perform well in the sense of science fiction. So far, "Mars Attacks" and "Star Ship Troopers" movies are my favorites, and they play well.

Are there bug planets in the universe? A huge flying saucer hovering over the city and emitting huge energy rays in our future? Huge three-legged machines suddenly emerged from the ground, and the green mud is running them? In the 1,000 years from now, this is not beyond the realm of reality.

The difference is between "Futuristic Realism" and "Mystical" science fiction. Which genre of science fiction do you like best?