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Blade Runner, Re-dux version. Makes the movie something different.
I would say this along the lines of watching the original version of Aliens, with the extra 30 minutes or so, it really adds to the atmosphere.
I would say this along the lines of watching the original version of Aliens, with the extra 30 minutes or so, it really adds to the atmosphere.
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You might like Snowpiercer. At some point climate change freezes the world and everyone has to live on a big train that goes around the world. Dystopian future stuff.
Mad Max:Fury Road: More dystopia, less sci-fi but it's a fantastic thrill-ride of a movie. It mostly just gives you a sketch of story that you can imagine the background for but its an expertly executed piece of film.
Looper: Yet more dystopia but this one has sci-fi time travel elements. My main complaint about it was that the sound levels are teeeeeeeeerrible! Every character is constantly muttering or mumbling and there were times I literally couldnt understand the dialogue despite having my volume maxed. The actual movie itself is really good though.
Akira: THE anime movie of the 80s. Given that you're on a hentai site you've surely at least heard of it.
Paprika: The quickest explanation for this one is "Inception made by Studio Ghibli". It's not actually a Ghibli movie and Satoshi Kon is a name that deserves to be known but the movie definitely evokes Ghibli-esque feelings by the time the dream sequences get really intense.
Ghost in the Shell: Can't believe this one wasn't mentioned. The mother of all cyber-punk anime. It was remade in 2008 and that's the version I'd recommend. It's not particularly long but it's absolutely fantastic. It has a tight storyline and very impressive action.
Mad Max:Fury Road: More dystopia, less sci-fi but it's a fantastic thrill-ride of a movie. It mostly just gives you a sketch of story that you can imagine the background for but its an expertly executed piece of film.
Looper: Yet more dystopia but this one has sci-fi time travel elements. My main complaint about it was that the sound levels are teeeeeeeeerrible! Every character is constantly muttering or mumbling and there were times I literally couldnt understand the dialogue despite having my volume maxed. The actual movie itself is really good though.
Akira: THE anime movie of the 80s. Given that you're on a hentai site you've surely at least heard of it.
Paprika: The quickest explanation for this one is "Inception made by Studio Ghibli". It's not actually a Ghibli movie and Satoshi Kon is a name that deserves to be known but the movie definitely evokes Ghibli-esque feelings by the time the dream sequences get really intense.
Ghost in the Shell: Can't believe this one wasn't mentioned. The mother of all cyber-punk anime. It was remade in 2008 and that's the version I'd recommend. It's not particularly long but it's absolutely fantastic. It has a tight storyline and very impressive action.