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Heh, heh that's funny to me. This is a pretty good story about how we ought to be aware of the results of our actions and then show courage of conviction. 'Intrepid' should never have been reduced to the name of a car,
Scott: Phew! This is not age well.
I love the riot police in their silver spray-painted football helmets. The movie still works, though. In terms of narrative, Soylent Green is much better than the more recent movie Children Of Men.
Not to follow this tangent too far, but the PD James novel Children Of Men is quite good, entirely different from the film "adaptation," and worth a read. And it features an important plot element involving elderly people voluntarily submitting to be put to death by the state, much like Soylent Green. And I think that now I've come full circle.
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