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Entertaining new Sci Fi - The Tomorrow War on Amazon Prime
I watched The Tomorrow War tonight on Amazon Prime. It's a time travelin', alien fightin', savin' the world kind of movie. There's action, emotional ups and downs, aliens, guns, explosions and even a little comedy.
It's not deep or meaningful, so I don't want to hear about that. I like Chris Pratt and Yvonne Strahovski and think they and the other actors did a good job. If you enjoyed Spectral, I think you'll enjoy this one.
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That’s been out for a long time now.
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A great sci fi series on Prime is "The Man in the High Castle." A really captivating show.
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I need to get back to "The Tomorrow War" and always meant to check out "The Man in the High Castle."
Old, lesser known sci-fi movie I think is great is The Man Who Fell to Earth. First movie David Bowie did, and he's very appropriate for it. Also stars Candy Clark, Buck Henry, and Rip Torn.
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I really enjoyed this movie.
- It had lots of original ideas and I liked the dad daughter relationship stuff. It's certainly worth seeing but it felt like "Starship Troopers" at times.
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Yes, it was released the beginning of July. It's practically a classic now.
![]() I don't want as much TV/Movies as Shaun, so for me to see something that's only two months old, that's what I consider "new" compared to seeing something for the first time that's 2, 3, or 5 years old.
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I watched the first season, and I think the first episode or two of the second season years ago. I really liked it. I'm not sure why I didn't finish it.
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As a long time Science Fiction fan I enjoyed it. They blowed up stuff real good, and had a decent plot.
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I have also read Phillip Dicks book of the same title. The series is very different but both were entertaining and kept my interest captivated.
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Has all the goofy plot problems of a time travel movie. But still fun.
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I liked the dad/daughter thing. I also liked the little detail of - send old folks back in time so there aren't two of them at the same time, and send young folks back that haven't been born yet for the same reason.
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Liked the movie overall. But for this angle.
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I thought it was gonna be about a war on Amazon Prime.
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good movie.
I like the actor that plays his wife. ( I suffered through most to Chuck to watch the actor that plays his adult daughter - I am not proud) the wife; she is in another film, NOT like this one at all called THE HUNT. it was such a weird fantastic film..
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The wife played the autistic girlfriend of Sherlock Holmes in the series "Elementary" for a bit.
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