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more about #enemymine strideo: Okay, I obviously haven't seen Pandorum yet so I'll give it a chance but . . . Why is it so gosh darn dark on that space ship? Couldn't they have pai... more » CoffinDodger (If the typos crap. Blame my keyboard): Enemy Mines is awesome. Im a big fan of Quaid. It was just amazing. But one of his other earlier forays into the Paranormal was Wilder Napalm, where h... more » Bismod: "Zammis" more » youngjeune: I luv Enemy Mine. Seen it a million times. I've always found that most films with good, solid character actors like Quaid & Louis Gossett Jr. can elev... more » Daveinva: Wait-- did I miss a spoiler warning? Because this post was chock full of spoilers. more » jccalhoun: wow, if that alternate footage still exists they really should release it. more » t3knomanser: It's funny. A few days ago, I threw in "Freaks and Geeks", and was watching that. A little while thereafter, you post the trailer for Pandorum, and I'... more » CodenameV: This is a common survival tip if you're ever in a horror/survival movie: at first, you might think the outwardly calm and controlled guy is the sane ... more » I Think We're Property: Enemy Mine was always deliciously cheesy, even for the time, but I still always had a fond spot for it. Of course, that made it especially weird when ... more » Garrison Dean: R.O.A.C.H.: I've always dug Enemy Mine, but always wondered what it would've been like had Gilliam done it. more » joetato: This Island Earth? Anyone . . . Anyone . . . Mutants? Anyone . . . Anyone . . . Beuller? more » karpar: Robotech's Invid bear mention (though they do a great job of oppressing humans once they get the chance). They were initially peaceful, and gladly wel... more » Klebert L. Hall: If you're going to use an example from Known Space, it should really "everyone except for the Bandersnatch", under the Masters... Or Possibly "everyo... more » tetracycloide: that is quite possibly the worst rendering of a kzinti i have ever seen. why not just put up a lolcat picture instead, would be roughly as fearsome. more » Dimbo_Sama: [cache.gawker.com]" rel="lytebox" class="commentImageWhat about the Narns? [cache.gawker.com] Held in a position of slavery for a hundred years by t... more » Torley: Also in the artificial beings category: Blade Runner/DADOES' android Replicants, who were called "skin jobs" before the humanform Cylons. more » ♥AntiSocialSocialite♥: Great list, but no Thermians? "[Sarris] has tortured our scientists, put us to work in the gallium arsenide mines, captured our females for his own d... more » B: What about the Wookies? more » Stueymon: Glad to see the vortigaunts made it on here, makes me wonder about other enslaved aliens in games... hmm. do the Gelf count from Mass effect? or for ... more » gods-n-clods: Did I not see Skrill form Earth: Final Conflict? Call me dumb, but I did NOT see that one coming (organic arm-lazer symbiotes as highly evolved sentie... more » -
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Dennis Quaid On Pandorum, And The Other Enemy Mine
Dennis Quaid has starred in many of our favorite science fiction movies, so we're excited that he's back in deep space with the horror movie Pandorum. He told us about Pandorum's disorientation... and the Enemy Mine you never saw. Spoilers!
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The Best of Science Fiction's Oppressed Species
District 9's crustacean aliens may be the first extraterrestrials to experience South Africa's apartheid, but they're hardly the first species to feel the sting of oppression. We list science fiction's other downtrodden, enslaved, and dehumanized (so to speak) species.
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