need an end of the world/ apocolytic/ survival movie asap!

Hank Scorpio

any recommendations? iv seen all the movies mentioned in other threads

jesmed

nuxxx wrote: »

any recommendations? iv seen all the movies mentioned in other threads

the book of eli or the latest predator.

hidinginthebush

Book of eli - yes
Predators - no

And to add: children of men! Absolutely amazing flick

Hank Scorpio

seems them all

really running out of movies

Sad Professor

The Road.

Based on the book by Cormac McCarthy. Post-Apocalyptic rather than Apocalyptic, I guess. The world is kinda already over by the time the film starts. So it's a pure survival story in the face of utter hopelessness. Despite staying very true to it, it doesn't quite capture the brilliance of the book unfortunately. But it's still one of the best films of last year imo.

El Horseboxo

Reign of fire
12 monkey's
Red dawn
Touching the void
Alive

skelliser

jesmed wrote: »

the book of eli

is muck, utter ****


Escape from New York
12 monkeys

Hank Scorpio

seems em all damn

Boo Radley

nuxxx wrote: »

seems em all damn

Would you consider watching 'The Walking Dead' series when it's available? Not a movie but a decent series by all accounts. The few comics I read were good anyway.

Hank Scorpio

Boo Radley wrote: »

Would you consider watching 'The Walking Dead' series when it's available? Not a movie but a decent series by all accounts. The few comics I read were good anyway.

seen all 6

Phony Scott

nuxxx wrote: »

any recommendations? iv seen all the movies mentioned in other threads

Threads, The Day After (1983), When the Wind Blows, The War Game (1965, documentary), Colossus: The Forbin Project, Night of the Comet, A Boy and his Dog, The Last Man on Earth, Miracle Mile, Testament.







































Happy Christmas! :mad:

Ridley

Versus?

It's alright.

L31mr0d

Go wild:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_dystopian_films

I'd also add Vexille. It's a CGI Anime. Well done though. The premise is also very interesting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Xboe4cH8Ls

Otacon

Try Right At Your Door [2006].

"After Lexi leaves home to visit Central LA, there's a terrorist attack involving chemical bombs. After the attack, her musician husband, Brad, fails to find her and reluctantly seals himself inside his house. He will have to deal with this decision in the days to come."

Tomohawk

Planet of the Apes
The Omega Man
I am Legend
Day of the Triffids
Logans Run
Waterworld
Quatermass (1979)
Le Dernier Combat (1983) - very early Luc Besson
28 days
28 Days Later
Mad Max 1,2,3 (4)
Stalker (1979)

Vokes

Here's some recent trashy ones.

- The Happening
- Knowing
- Carriers (made in 2007 with Chris Pine)
- Doomsday

I liked all of these :pac:

old_aussie

2012

Auvers

Have you seen The Mist

Vokes wrote: »

The Happening

how could you possibly like that movie?

Hank Scorpio

Hank Scorpio wrote: »

any recommendations? iv seen all the movies mentioned in other threads

I know this is an old thread but I searched for ‘end of the world movies’

Anyone know what ‘other threads’ the op was talking about ?

If not I may open a new thread on this topic or just continue here.

I feel like I’ve unfortunately seen most end of the world movies there are to see.

Lionbacker

Deleted User wrote: »

I know this is an old thread but I searched for ‘end of the world movies’

Anyone know what ‘other threads’ the op was talking about ?

If not I may open a new thread on this topic or just continue here.

I feel like I’ve unfortunately seen most end of the world movies there are to see.

There's a little known Australian apocalyptic movie called "These Final Hours".
Seen it a few months ago & well worth a watch if thats something your after, which you may not have seen before.

Mrcaramelchoc

Bird box.

Lionbacker

Lionbacker wrote: »

There's a little known Australian apocalyptic movie called "These Final Hours".
Seen it a few months ago & well worth a watch if thats something your after, which you may not have seen before.

Seen it. Enjoyed it.

I’ve spent years looking out for these types of movies.

I’ll probably list them all here with scores out of 10.

Hopefully some will be recommended that I haven’t seen yet.

Mrcaramelchoc

Mrcaramelchoc wrote: »

Bird box.

Thanks.

I’ll check this one out.

joe40

There was a trilogy of books released a few years that I loved in this vein.

Book 1 was "the passage" (justin cronin) I believe it is coming out as a film later this year so one to watch out for.
Also on tv as a series , fox channel i think. Saw the first episode and very enjoyable.

CastorTroy

I guess you can count most of the Resident Evil films

Ipso

Has anyone seen On the Beach?
The book was great.

1874

I didnt think birdbox was any good, didn't have high hopes for it, but seemed like a poor version of that film yer man whalberg was in a few years back, that was more suspenseful, id even say reminded me of something older. birdbox was bad, in a ridiculous way, annoying like Lost I thought. I like a good apocalyptic disaster film.

‘The quiet earth’ from 1985 is one i remember enjoying.

1874

there was one with Chris pine in, they were driving to a coast in the midst of some kind of pandemic.

1874

1874 wrote: »

there was one with Chris pine in, they were driving to a coast in the midst of some kind of pandemic.

Z for zachariah? Thats a great flick.

Arnold Schwarzenegger did a different kind of zombie movie called maggie a few years ago which was decent and he was fsirly good in

A few others I liked -

28 days later (2002)

A boy and his dog (1975)

Soylent green (1973)

The survivalist (2015)

The Terminator & 2 (1984 & 1991)

Last night (1998)

TerrorFirmer

The Divide is another one that somewhat slipped under the radar, found it qutie decent, though it's mostly set in an underground bunker.

Church on Tuesday

Air (2015)

mylittlepony

Cargo (2017 Australian film Netflix)

1874

Deleted User wrote: »

Z for zachariah? Thats a great flick.

Arnold Schwarzenegger did a different kind of zombie movie called maggie a few years ago which was decent and he was fsirly good in

Well, thats another one for the books, someone already mentioned it see "carriers"

stwome01

Saw a few Korean films recently that I really enjoyed if you don't mind subtitles

The train to busan (Zombie film)
Pandora (Nuclear disaster Movie)

Also enjoyed the Irish Zombie movie
The Cured (Not zombie enough for a lot of people but I like the concept)

steamsey

Leave no Trace - survival film. Decent watch.

1874

These are some interesting sounding ones to get me started in the new year, hopefully some available on netflix or if not? where?
what other kind of Apocalypse movies are there? pathogenic, zombies, nuclear war, environmental, aliens, have I left anything out?

New out on netflics is IO i havent seen it yet and last year i think was Annihilation with Natelie Portman which i cant remember too much about was a stranger things vibe to it if i remember correctly dont remembering thinkinh it was bad though, i might need to rewatch it as i obviously didnt pay kuch attention to it

hotshots85

Deleted User wrote: »

New out on netflics is IO i havent seen it yet and last year i think was Annihilation with Natelie Portman which i cant remember too much about was a stranger things vibe to it if i remember correctly dont remembering thinkinh it was bad though, i might need to rewatch it as i obviously didnt pay kuch attention to it

DO NOT WATCH IO. Its long, boring, obvious. Like the Martian with all the good bits taken out.

mr_cochise

The Postman

xalot

The girl with all the gifts

spurious

Deleted User wrote: »

‘The quiet earth’ from 1985 is one i remember enjoying.

Spent the last couple of days trying to remember the title of one and this is it. New Zealand, 1985.

RasTa

The day the earth stood still(1951)

1874

TerrorFirmer wrote: »

The Divide is another one that somewhat slipped under the radar, found it qutie decent, though it's mostly set in an underground bunker.

I forgot about that one, interesting and not everything explained

Wombatman

Apocalypto - Does what is says on the tin.

Roger Hassenforder

hotshots85 wrote: »

DO NOT WATCH IO. Its long, boring, obvious. Like the Martian with all the good bits taken out.

FFS
saw this too late.

Just endured it.
Rubbish