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My thoughts on the movie "Solaris"

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I loved it. Its what science fiction is all about. Too many of you people want a solid conclusion out of every movie. I'm willing to bet that those that do want that also have little to no imagination.
 
I think Solaris is not about science fiction.
It's just the setting for the story.
If you watch this film hoping to see a science fiction movie then you will sorely dissapointed.

I agree with yamahaXS
the message was that reality is subjective, and life means what you want it to mean
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The film is even more profound if you just lost someone you love.
I happen to lost my rabbit this January and she's been with me for 6 yrs.
I still can't let go of her sometimes. She means so much to me.
A lot of times I keep thinking what I wouldn't give to see her just one more time.
Watching Solaris makes me remember her more and if I were in that positions, I won't know what I'll do too.

IMHO, The way the film ends is a happy ending.
 
Stanislaw Lem was a great sci-fi writer. Solaris was his biggest novel, but I believe he's most remembered for his Commander Pirx short stories.

I have all of his books - a good thing too, because they're becoming increasingly difficult to find at the book store. No, people are more interested in reading Star Trek fan fiction I guess...


 
Originally posted by: CFster
Stanislaw Lem was a great sci-fi writer. Solaris was his biggest novel, but I believe he's most remembered for his Commander Pirx short stories.

I have all of his books - a good thing too, because they're becoming increasingly difficult to find at the book store. No, people are more interested in reading Star Trek fan fiction I guess...
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im having the same problem with philip k. dick and theodore sturgeon.

🙁

all good sci-fi writers are out of print.
 
K whoever suggested this movie to me in my thread about what movie i should rent needs to die. Wtf?

I see no plot or message it was just clooney and his wife like someone else mentioned, completely pointless film?
 
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