Soylent Green
In the year 2022, overcrowding, pollution, and resource depletion have reduced society’s leaders to finding food for the teeming masses. The answer is Soylent Green.
Director(s)
Richard Fleischer
Daniel McCauley
Wolfgang E. Marum
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Crazypiglady
This story takes place in the bleak future of 2022 but it feels very much like 1973. There are some moments of inspiration but a number of tricks have been missed in imagining a dystopian future, notably race, gender and technology. I know that dystopia is supposed to be worse but it looks rather like 1973 instead of an degraded 2022. The story is good but almost everything else is dated. As such, it seems it may benefit from a remake but I think the reason it hasn't been remade is probably because it has actually be rebooted a number of times in other films and its actually a fairly simple plot.
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The directors of Soylent Green are Richard Fleischer, Daniel McCauley, and Wolfgang E. Marum.
The cast of Soylent Green includes Charlton Heston as Detective Robert Thorn, Robert Ito as Shoe Seller (uncredited), Belle Mitchell as Book #3, Joseph Cotten as William R. Simonson, Nora Marlowe as Soylent Crumbs Seller (uncredited), Dick Van Patten as Usher #1, Leigh Taylor-Young as Shirl, Chuck Connors as Tab Fielding, Cyril Delevanti as Book #4, Celia Lovsky as The Exchange Leader, Morgan Farley as Book #1, John Dennis as Wagner, and more.
The duration of Soylent Green is 1h 37 mins.
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Soylent Green was released on 18 Apr 1973.
Soylent Green is listed under Science Fiction, Crime, and Mystery on Fanbiz.
Soylent Green has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 4.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "This story takes place in the bleak future of 2022 but it feels very much like 1973. There are some moments of inspiration but a number of tricks have been missed in imagining a..."
