You might also like David Cronenberg's eXistenZ and Videodrome.
After first few minutes of Videodrome I was checking the Wikipedia to make sure it was made in 1983. Honestly, it was ahead of time even if it was made in 2003.
You might also like David Cronenberg's eXistenZ and Videodrome.
After first few minutes of Videodrome I was checking the Wikipedia to make sure it was made in 1983. Honestly, it was ahead of time even if it was made in 2003.
Yeah mate i have those on my watchlist but kept postponing thinking those are old, since you commented about it, will make sure to watch it tonight!
And dude since you're new to this site, if you need any help then you ask me here or on the steemit chat @vishal09
If you want something more modern, try Psycho-Pass or steins;gate. You might really want to wait about 8 episodes for steins;gate to really go all out.
For live action try Shin Godzilla, Confession of Murder(Korean), Natural Born Killers, Snowpiercer(Korean) and seriously Ender's Game.
I'm still thanking my friend who recommended Ender's Game cause I simply dismissed it as some young adult adaptation movie flop. Boy I was wrong! It did feel only an inch away from being a flawless masterpiece and then I learnt a small but important plot point in the book that was left out of the movie which would have made it perfect.
Here is something from Wikipedia: Marine Corps University's Lejeune program opines that it offers "lessons in training methodology, leadership, and ethics as well [....] Ender's Game has been a stalwart item on the Marine Corps Reading List since its inception.