Ivan Seeking said:
wolram said:
Ivan Seeking said:Actually, yes, I consider that a potential positive.
Was the debate stupid or was the objection that you don't enjoy those sorts of movies?
All in all I consider this to be great piece of sci-fi: I thought 90% of it was extremely well written with the science being mostly acceptable. The acting was somewhere between acceptable and good but with a few bloopers [okay, that may be a bit too kind, but some of the problem could be the directing], but in the end it was a lot of fun to watch - quite an achievement given that they only use one simple livingroom set for the entire movie! This rates as a classic in my book; probably in my top ten for sci-fi.The movie follows the story of a man named John Oldman, who claims to have lived for over 14,000 years and shares his experiences and knowledge with a group of colleagues before he mysteriously disappears.
No, the movie is a work of fiction and is not based on a true story. It was written by Jerome Bixby, a science fiction writer, and was directed by Richard Schenkman.
The movie is classified as a science fiction drama. It explores themes of immortality, human evolution, and the nature of existence.
The movie is filmed in one location, a cabin in the woods, to create a sense of isolation and to focus on the dialogue and interactions between the characters. This also adds to the overall mystery and suspense of the story.
No, there are no official sequels or spin-offs of "The Man From Earth" movie. However, there have been talks of a potential sequel, but it has not been confirmed or released yet.