A good sci-fi movie must have at least one classic line circulating widely.
These dialogues are either aesthetic, affectionate, enterprising, or cold, evoking common human emotions.
So whether you have thought about cosmic exploration and the fate of mankind or not, there will always be one that will touch your heart
1. Blade Runner, the god of cyberpunk, no ranking can get around No.1.
"I've seen things that you humans can't believe,
I've seen spaceships hit at the edge of the constellation Orion, igniting a raging fire.
I've seen C-rays that streak through the dark space of don's Gate of Don Huaiser.
Yet all these moments will disappear into time, like... tears...... Disappear in the rain like.
The moment of death... It's here. ”
The dying words of the replicant leader Barty are the most classic lines in science fiction movies and even in the entire history of cinema.
It condenses the history of mankind (replicants) in the context of the universe and the starry sky, beautiful, grand, sad, melancholy, mysterious, distant, poetic and timeless.
2. "Rushing Out of Serenity", adapted from the TV series "Firefly", a poetic science fiction adventure movie.
"I am a fallen leaf in the wind, watch how I soar high."
As the ship prepares to suicidally dash towards the Alliance's battleship group, the pilot, Walsh, recites this line, both romantically and tragically. The theme song "Ballad of Serenity" is a masterpiece, which is not only beautiful but also meaningful.
3. Star Trek, one of the greatest science fiction television series, influenced the space dreams of a generation of American youth.
"The universe, the last frontier of mankind. This is the voyage of the starship Enterprise.
It continues the mission to explore the unknown new world,
Find new life and new civilizations, and bravely sail into areas that have never been reached by the predecessors. ”
The Enterprise spacecraft has changed from generation to generation of captains, and the spiritual core of expanding the territory and exploring the unknown has never changed. This phrase appears at the beginning of every Star Trek film.
4. "Star Wars", the Bible in the hearts of science fiction fans.
"May the Force be with you."
This is what Han Solo said to Luke when he was about to attack the Death Star in the first Star Wars. This phrase is similar to "God bless you" to Star Wars fans, because the harmonic sound is similar to May 4th, making this day recognized by fans around the world as Star Wars Day
5. Doctor Who, the world's longest-lived science fiction drama, the Doctor whose name no one knows and the Tardis spaceship that can travel through time.
"I burned a star to say goodbye to you."
The Doctor's female companion Rose, separated from the rift in time, bids farewell. The heartbroken Dr. Ph.D. bids farewell to the stars as the grandest fireworks in the universe, and what is more desperate and affectionate romance than this?
6. "A Guide to the Galaxy", a famous forced demolition event in the whole universe.
"Earthlings have noticed that developing the remote parts of the Milky Way requires building a hyperspace fast-track through your galaxy.
Regrettably, the planet you inhabit is within the scope of the clearance. The clearance operation will take place within two minutes of your Earth time. Thank you. ”
The ruthless Wagons cleared the Earth of existence in 2 minutes. The protagonist has to take a towel with him on a hitchhiking journey through the galaxy.
I have only four words of advice for this: Don't panic.
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