Watched Logan's Run - what's the big deal with it?

Box is a great character.

Fish, and plankton, and sea greens, and protein from the sea.

I agree the matte paintings are awesome but some of the model work is iffy and the disco light opticals at the end are just totally silly.
 
LASERs and holograms were new on the scene then, so they embraced it a little too much.

There is no sanctury hologram 3D effect was pointless to do when projecting 2D.
 
I love the let's get out of these wet clothes only to put them right back on 30 seconds later.
 
I love the let's get out of these wet clothes only to put them right back on 30 seconds later.

I think if a film was Rated R back then the expectation was you had better see some boobs!
And it is still my expectation. :thumbsup
 
They actually cut out a lot of stuff they wanted to have in as it would have ended up X rated (no nc17 back then) especially in the room with all the naked folks.
 
And with that this thread is long past due for this...

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Man I loved this movie when I was a kid, had many a good dream :love
 
I think if a film was Rated R back then the expectation was you had better see some boobs!
And it is still my expectation. :thumbsup

No way, Logans Run was PG. I saw it in theaters and I was 8.

Opps, just saw you caught that. I loved the novelization as well, read it constantly. It was an interesting combination of the screenplay and the original Phillip K. Dick source material. Had elements of both.
 
Not with full frontal it wasn't.

Edited for TV sure.

Maybe I'm wrong but unedited there was pretty revealing nudity.

I think it was (and still is) PG. I remember watching it on HBO way back when and it wasn't rated R. I think they could get away with a lot more back then.

Edit: Oops beat me to it.
 
Well that's another reason why Logan's Run is great then and it's unquestionable...

Boobage without R rating. LOL
 
No way, Logans Run was PG. I saw it in theaters and I was 8.

Opps, just saw you caught that. I loved the novelization as well, read it constantly. It was an interesting combination of the screenplay and the original Phillip K. Dick source material. Had elements of both.



It's a good example for a remake. Which you won't hear me say much.

Lots of source material yet to explore.
 
I was a Logan's Run fanatic when I was in high school. Read all three books and even had Mom make me a Sandman costume for Halloween.

Sadly, I didn't even notice Jenny Agutter's state of undress because the ideas were what interested me back then. :facepalm
 
Well that's another reason why Logan's Run is great then and it's unquestionable...

Boobage without R rating. LOL

Actually, that was pretty common back in the '70's. When PG-13 rolled around after Gremlins and Temple of Doom, all quick boob shots went there. By the way, i am awaiting deliver this week of a Rylo working flame gun. Don't hate me. :)
 
Actually, that was pretty common back in the '70's. When PG-13 rolled around after Gremlins and Temple of Doom, all quick boob shots went there. By the way, i am awaiting deliver this week of a Rylo working flame gun. Don't hate me. :)

I don't hate you. I already have one. It's awesome. :)
 
Phillip K. Dick?

The original novel was by George Clayton Johnson and William F. Nolan

The book was way different than the Movie and had some pretty cool concepts such as the computer that controlled everything underneath Crazy horse Mountain and Dome cities all over the world which were accessed via a tube train.

21 was the age for last day.

Johnson is doing Jessicas run which should be released shortly


I loved the novelization as well, read it constantly. It was an interesting combination of the screenplay and the original Phillip K. Dick source material. Had elements of both.
 
Well that's another reason why Logan's Run is great then and it's unquestionable...

Boobage without R rating. LOL

Back then you could get away with a lot more in movies, then again now you can get away with a lot in a pg13 too :lol
 
I honestly can't explain why...at this point for me there's a certain camp/nostalgia fun in watching it more than anything. I love this damn movie!
 
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