If our near future sometimes feels like a dystopian sci-fi movie, that's because it is. Come With Me If You Want to Live reveals how great science fiction films predicted the world we're increasingly living in, but how we can still avoid the worst of what they warned us about. [50]
If our near future sometimes feels like a dystopian sci-fi movie, that's because it is. Come With Me If You Want to Live reveals how great science fiction films predicted the world we're increasingly living in, but how we can still avoid the worst of what they warned us about. [50]
Part I: "What... What Seems to Be the Problem?" Chapter 1: "I've Seen Things You People Wouldn't Believe": Why We're Stuck in a Blade Runner Future That's Forty Years Old Chapter 2: "I Mean, How Can All This Be Happening? It's Like We're in Hell or Something": How Back To The Future Predicts the Decline of Middle-Class Security Chapter 3: "Oh, Wouldn't It Be Great If I Was Crazy? Then The World Would Be Okay": No-One Believes the Plague-Ridden Future of 12 Monkeys Could Actually Happen Part II: "There Was a World Once, You Punk" Chapter 4: "They're Running Out of The Damn Green Again!": Why Soylent Green and the Serious Sci-Fi of the 1970s Predicted Social Collapse Chapter 5: "Your Future Comfort Is Assured": How the Corporate-Controlled Utopia of Rollerball Isn't as Content as It Appears Chapter 6: "This Is the Voice of World Control": Why We Don't Listen to Stories Like Colossus That Tell Us Not to Trust the Machines Part III: "Does It Have a Happy Ending?" Chapter 7: "All You Have to Do Is Cooperate": V For Vendetta and the Vengeful Authoritarian Regimes to Come Under Collapse Chapter 8: "Bloody Paperwork": How Brazil Dashes the Hopes for a Luxury, Leisure-Filled Future Communism Chapter 9: "Come with Me If You Want to Live": It's Too Late to Avoid Terminator 2, But There's Still Time for a Human Resistance Conclusion: "Mom! We Need to Be a Little More Constructive Here, Okay?"
Part I: "What... What Seems to Be the Problem?" Chapter 1: "I've Seen Things You People Wouldn't Believe": Why We're Stuck in a Blade Runner Future That's Forty Years Old Chapter 2: "I Mean, How Can All This Be Happening? It's Like We're in Hell or Something": How Back To The Future Predicts the Decline of Middle-Class Security Chapter 3: "Oh, Wouldn't It Be Great If I Was Crazy? Then The World Would Be Okay": No-One Believes the Plague-Ridden Future of 12 Monkeys Could Actually Happen Part II: "There Was a World Once, You Punk" Chapter 4: "They're Running Out of The Damn Green Again!": Why Soylent Green and the Serious Sci-Fi of the 1970s Predicted Social Collapse Chapter 5: "Your Future Comfort Is Assured": How the Corporate-Controlled Utopia of Rollerball Isn't as Content as It Appears Chapter 6: "This Is the Voice of World Control": Why We Don't Listen to Stories Like Colossus That Tell Us Not to Trust the Machines Part III: "Does It Have a Happy Ending?" Chapter 7: "All You Have to Do Is Cooperate": V For Vendetta and the Vengeful Authoritarian Regimes to Come Under Collapse Chapter 8: "Bloody Paperwork": How Brazil Dashes the Hopes for a Luxury, Leisure-Filled Future Communism Chapter 9: "Come with Me If You Want to Live": It's Too Late to Avoid Terminator 2, But There's Still Time for a Human Resistance Conclusion: "Mom! We Need to Be a Little More Constructive Here, Okay?"
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