Don’t now if you would consider these cyberpunk but they are worth menioning here at least once.
Solyaris (Tarkovsky, and ofcourse the remake with Clooney which wasn’t bad either))
Stalker (Tarkovsky)
Westworld (Crichton, starring Yul Brynner and a remake in the making!)
Saturn 3 (Donen, starring Kirk Douglasand Farrah Fawcett where a robot develops quite human desires for Fawcett….)

Cheesy, but how about BattleStar Galactica in its various incarnations?

Logans Run?
(im gonna stop now…)

Okay, one more: The Tekwar series by Kirk…umm…Shatner

Hi Neuromancer, thanks for the suggestions!

Solaris? Hmm…I’m sorta voting no on the original - but I haven’t seen the remake. I should see this.
Westworld? - Definitely no - this takes place in modern times and has absolutely no cyberpunk visuals. It is a great movie though.
Saturn 3- ? Dunno - Haven’t seen that in over 20 years. I gotta check it out - thanks!
Logans Run? Borderline themes but I’ve sorta voted no on this as well. I like it but it doesn’t feel cyberpunk to me, but who knows, maybe I’m wrong there.
Battlestar Galactica? Definitely no. Science Fiction in space doesn’t qualify unless its really near future type stuff that has the other elements (Although I love the new series!). I had considered Outland for instance, but rejected it. Scanners is about as close as I think we should go there.
Tekwar? Cool - yeah, this qualifies I had totally forgotten about that one!

Cowboy Bebop (the movie)
omg, you forgot Fahrenheit 451 (Truffaut)
Harrison Bergeron (Pittman)
(maybe) The handmaids tale (Schlondorff)
The Omega Man
Mamoru Oshii’s Patlabor
Paycheck (hey, its from a PKD story)
Contact (?)
Maybe even The Truman Show
Strange Days
Titan AE
2001: a space odysey

Can’t stoooooop. Noooooooooooooooooo!

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Hi Neuromancer, I agree with DoomAng3l - the meatspace is probably better to respond there to - I’m going to copy your last one and respond there.

This list from IMDB might help as well:
http://www.imdb.com/keyword/cyberpunk/

Though I would not classify everything there as cyberpunk (like Batmans).

Hi Physicistjedi, welcome!

Yeah, I’ve seen that list. I too don’t agree with a number of the classifications there. Make no mistake, Batman movies will NOT be appearing on this site.

Thank god for that! (or any other omnipotent AI for that matter)
Compared to Batman movies even Chuck Norris looks cool. And he is way better in kicking ass…

Not sure if this is on your list ..
The Final Cut (http://imdb.com/title/tt0364343/) I haven’t seen it .. but things like memory recording implants sounds like a typical cyberpunk theme to me.

Hi Bergo, yeah, the Final Cut is. I’ve seen it and own it, and will be reviewing it soon. Visually, it’s almost completely devoid of anything approaching cyberpunk. The future it provides looks pretty much like the present coupled with some cool computer terminals and stuff. But thematically, it TOTALLY fits. It’s a decent movie (I’ll probably give it a 7, with visuals low and themes medium or high), and certainly worth a watch.

heres just a few from my list that you dont have, I dont have any anime on my list…

Barb Wire
Blood of Heroes
Cube
Deadlock
Death Machine
Deathrace 2000
Escape form NY
Escape from LA
Feardotcom
Future Sport
Harly Davidson & the Marlboro Man
Johnny 2.0
Mad Max/road warrior
Menno’s Mind
New Rose Hotel
Overdrawn at the Memory Bank
Postman
Prayer of the Rollerboys
Redline
Repo Man
Rollerball
Sixth Day
Split Second
The Cell
Virus
Waterworld
Webmaster
Westworld

http://www.paper-dragon.com/rns/cpvideo.asp?loc=cpc

I thought Westworld was definitally CPish… enough to do a page on it..

http://www.paper-dragon.com/rns/westworld/

Thomas in Love (Thomas est amoureux) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0262826/

It’s a great french film shown mostly from the first person perspective of an agoraphobic man who hasn’t left his apartment in eight years. It takes place in the near future and I would say the story and visuals are very “cyberpunk”.

Oh and I almost forgot a couple of anime

A.D. Police Files (the original 3 episode OVA) http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/anime.php?id=361

A.D. Police: To Protect and Serve (12 episode series)http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/anime.php?id=292

I saw an odd little film a few years back by Lynn Hershman-Leeson, titled “Teknolust,” which I thought had a few vague cyberpunk elements…

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0270688/

How about Miguel Coyula’s film, “Red Cockroaches.” Personally, I thought it was unbearably bad, with a very silly sex scene (um, ketchup??), but…it could very well be considered cyberpunk.

http://imdb.com/title/tt0389313/

I know I should put these all into one post, but they keep coming to me…McCrae’s “Sixteen Tongues”?

Wow! I’m blown away by all the new films and the effort to bring them to me! Truly, thanks!

And Welcome to Cyberpunkreview DeadImpulse! (I think I welcomed Case on another thread). Now, for the films:

Thomas in Love - Never heard of it - Thanks DeadImpulse!

Teknolust - Definitely heard of it, and wow, what a bizarre plot! It’s already on the list to check out.

Red Cockroaches - Also never heard of it, and it looks like it may qualify. Thanks Case

Sixteen Tongues - Just heard of this a few days ago in the Meatspace thread on new cyberpunk moves. There’s a list of cyberpunk movies there, along with a thread. I shall transfer the new ones there.

A. D. Police Files: Yeah, this is part of the Bubblegum Crises shows.

Thanks for the welcome and yeah A.D. Police Files is a prequel of sorts to Bublegum Crisis.

Just a couple more for your consideration:

Feedback
Moonlight by the Sea

AWESOME!! Moonlight by the Sea looks very cyberpunk based on its description, although Feedback less so. I’ll check these out. Thanks again Case!

How about these?

Code 46
http://imdb.com/title/tt0345061/

Demonlover
http://imdb.com/title/tt0284034/

The Handmaid’s Tale
http://imdb.com/title/tt0099731/

The Lathe of Heaven
http://imdb.com/title/tt0081036/
http://imdb.com/title/tt0290230/

Robot Stories
http://imdb.com/title/tt0301777/

Hi Case - I am familiar with all these titles (haven’t seen them though), and had already ruled out Demonlover, handmaiden’s tale and both Lathe’s of Heaven. Code 46 was one I had put on the back burner because I wasn’t sure about, and the cost was high (athough it has dropped since then - in the shopping cart it goes ) - same with Robot Stories. For Robot Stories some seem clearly cyberpunk-like while others seem clearly not. I’ve had enough of a “buy” bin in front of me for sure things that I haven’t gotten to it yet (it’s still 27 bucks).

Have you seen these? If so, am I wrong about the judgements?

No, I would agree with you. Of these, I’ve only seen “Robot Stories,” which as you said fits neatly into the same vein of such films as “A.I.,” so that’s a no-brainer. The others I wasn’t so sure about. They seem to be vaguely within the field, but there was nothing definite that really jumped out at me. “Demonlover,” in particular, had been so often referred to as CP by various sources, despite the fact that I never saw anything even remotely CP about it (other than a heartless business profiting off vulgarity…not exactly an evil “megacorp,” per se). As with you, the jury’s still out on “Code 46″ with me.

I spent a good long time searching through all sorts of “potentials” (yes, I’m the oracle for cyberpunk movies - I like chocolate chip cookies and everything ). I couldn’t possibly see all, so I had to make a bunch of determinations. Sometimes I’ve been wrong, but usually, in the cases I’ve gone back, I’ve been right. I do greatly appreciate you listing these though, as it gets transfered to the site instead of my various scattered notes everywhere.

Hi,

As far as I can see the great “Max Headroom” is not yet listed.

And no one has mentioned “Welt am Draht” (World on wires) so far - it’s a German film from 1973 by Rainer Werner Fassbinder and the first adaptation of Daniel F. Galouye’s book “Simulacron-3″, which was as you know later filmed as “The thirteenth floor”.
Take a look at the IMDB link: http://imdb.com/title/tt0070904/

Hi Maud’dib, in the Cyberpunk movie thread, Max Headroom is mentioned in the follow-on posts. That was just an oversight on my part.

Welt am Draht on the other hand I don’t have listed. Thanks!

Now hopefully I can find this.

What about Serenity? It had quite a few cyberpunk themes. I think a couple of the Firefly shows did too, but I can’t remember exactly which ones.

Hi Nexyde, believe me when I tell you I’m a Browncoat - I LOVE Firefly and Serenity! And I do agree that it has some elements including a surveillance state, negative use of technology and an anti-hero mentality. But it really isn’t near future - it’s a space opera Sci-Fi mindset, with Mal as Han Solo, who operates in the far future version of the old west. I do agree this would be near the gray area, but I tend to think of it as outside of what I’d consider cyberpunk.

I realize this is probably out of context with this topic, but how far into the future does a story need to be set before it’s no longer cyberpunk? Alien was set in the distant future, and humans had made colonies on other planets by terraforming them. That much is similar with Serenity/Firefly.

In short, I am asking would another film/story set in the future be cyberpunk if it was more “Punk” and less “low-down, stuck-up, half-witted, scruffy-looking nerf-herder” space opera? Or would it need more of a cyber(androids, VR world, hackers) aspect?

That’s why I’m wondering if A Clockwork Orange and The Fifth Element might be just “Punk” and not “CP”.

The problem you touch on is this - we have a situation similar to film noir in the forties, where none of those films “knew” they were film noir - they just went ahead and did their film making. It was people after the fact who defined the genre. Similar to cyberpunk - very very few of these movies were set out with the intention of being cyberpunk, which means the definition of cyberpunk, regardless what we come up with, is going to be an amorphous one. There WILL be a gray area where different people will answer the question “Is Serenity or Alien considered cyberpunk” differently.

Alien is CLEARLY in that gray area for a number of reasons. A Clockwork Orange also is for other reasons (not a lot of cyber goin on there), but both films absolutely influenced the genre, so at a minimum, we might consider them pre-cyberpunk (this is different from Metropolis which really does seem fully cyberpunk to me, even though it was made in 1927). And Fifth Element does have a LOT of punk, but also has a decent amount of cyber as well, so I would probably stick this (barely) in the cyberpunk category.

Again, I think it’s a perfectly reasonable position to say that Alien doesn’t belong because its too far into the future. Also, someone could make a case, as I mention above, that there is enough stuff there for Serenity to be included, although, to me, it doesn’t seem to fit as well - but I have thought about it a number of times so yeah, it’s in the gray area too.

Based on your last post, I had considered having a category called “western cyberpunk” which might include Serenity/Firefly, Oblivion (a truly bizarre “B” western scifi movie with George Takai, Musetta Vander, etc.), and possibly Westword (although really, there is little in westword that fits other than the android).

But who knows, maybe others agree with you as well. Like I said, there isn’t a clean line here - it’s gray. Post a thread in the Meatspace about this (there is one asking the “alien” question there, for instance) - maybe a strong enough case can be made. Regarding whether a film would need more punk and least nerf-herder, or more cyber, I tend to sway more towards the cyber side, but again, others disagree. There is many a list on the internet that puts virtually all dystopic futures (Mad Max, Escape from New York, etc.) down as cyberpunk - just not me, based on the definition I have in the “what is cyberpunk” area.

I, like you, think Metropolis was the first CP film, but isn’t cyberpunk it’s self a spliced genre? I think so, if film noir inspired allot of CP films, why couldn’t westerns or kung-fu films do the same? Would using new styles of films with CP elements keep the genre fresh or would it corrupt the style of CP everyone likes?

I think Francis Coppola once said “You can’t change the genre.” I think he was very wrong, almost all genres have been spliced together to create new ones.

Would another film set on Mars with androids and a VR world be too much like other CP films, or would it simply fit in the genre?

What film(s) or novel(s) would you consider to be the purist form of the Cyberpunk genre?

By the way, check out Stephen King’s The Mangler, Dune, Pitch Black/Chronicles of Riddick and Clonus which inspired The Island.

Would V for Vendetta be considered Cyberpunk?

And yes, I know in the last comment it should have been “cyberpunk itself” instead of “cyberpunk it’s self.”

Hi Nexyde, I haven’t seen the Mangler (although its description makes it sound like a regular horror movie), but I have seen Dune, Pitch Black,/COR. I think Pitch Black would come the closest to cyberpunk out of that list. And no, V for Vendetta is definitely not cyberpunk (we have a thread on this in the meatspace if interested).

I need to check out “Parts: The Clonus Horror.” Would you consider this cyberpunk?

Hi

http://www.dvdmaniacs.net/Reviews/A-D/clonus.html

The story in Clonus is the same basic idea as The Island, only Clonus is supposed to be Sci-fi/Horror. I remember seeing it a few years ago on Mystery Science Theatre 3000.

The Mangler 1 isn’t really CP at all, The Mangler 2 is about a computer virus that takes over a security system and starts killing people.

It isn’t very good, but rest assured that the best CP films have already been mentioned by you and others.

A couple more movies I just thought of, Chronicles of Riddick: Dark Fury and Highlander 2: The Quickening.

It’s an amateurfilm, but it’s very cyberpunk. it’s only 38 minutes, there’s a download in the internet 20min long.

Here’s one I just recieved from Columbia House DVD Club. It’s called Cyber Wars, but may also go by the name Avatar. Here’s the plot details from IMDB:

In the near future in the Asian city-state Sintawan, everyone’s identity is recorded in the vast CyberLink. The only way around this is using illegal simulated identity implants (sims). A young bounty hunter who makes her living tracking sims, finds herself the unlikely ally of a police detective who suspects the CyberLink is being perverted for an insidious and deadly purpose.

I should have time to watch it during the July 4 weekend holiday.

Hi Mr. Roboto, I actually have Cyberwars sitting on my desk. I tried to give it a watch earlier when multitasking, and wasn’t blown away, and ended up stopping it after about 30 minutes or so. I need to give it some actual attention before doing a review of it, but plan to sometime this week. At casual watch, it was pretty derivative, but again, I need to give it a full viewing.

Virus http://imdb.com/title/tt0120458/ - cheap Alien rip off, but bio-andriods in the end are pure cyberpunk IMHO.

Hi Mattness, I need to watch Virus again then. I watched it long ago, and didn’t remember any cyberpunk stuff in there. But then again, it was before I started working on my cyberpunk list.

Check out Magdalena’s Brain, ShockHeaded and Red Cockroaches (the later, while not really cyberpunk, did win many awards at art film festivals)

http://hereticfilms.com/genre/films/magdalena/index.html

http://hereticfilms.com/genre/films/shockheaded/index.html

http://hereticfilms.com/genre/films/redcockroaches/index.html

Hi Jake, thanks for the links! I’ve heard of Redcockroaches, and possibly Megdalena’s Brain (although maybe not, I need to check), but certainly haven’t heard of shockheaded - I need to check this out. Thanks again.

What you think about this? http://imdb.com/title/tt0088083/ , http://www.polishfilm.ca/skok/dvds/groups/polish/s/seksmis/seksmis.html
It’s admired in Poland, and liked abroad (I saw it once on german TV. Guy who reviewed seksmisja on IMDb is from Denmark…)
It’s good sci-fi comedy, but I’m not sure is it cyberpunk. At least in eyes of SFAM .

Hi Mattnes, SexMission, ey? From the description on Amazon: “Women, who dress in transparent plastic, now control the world, and they graciously allow the two men to stay as long as they rid themselves of their “manhood”

Damn, transparent plastic, ey? I don’t know that I’d consider this cyberpunk, but it sounds like a pretty fun T&A flick!

http://www.jeremiah.tv/gallery.html - My friend said “TV series in a la Fallout”

What about the Cube movies? There seem to be some cyberpunk elements in them at least.

I also noticed IMDB and a few other cyberpunk related sites have Tarsem Singh’s “The Cell” listed under cyberpunk. I can understand the visuals might qualify for cyberpunk, but otherwise I think it’s a stretch.

I have a few movies that may qualify… maybe… that I’m considering for review:

Stealth - Currently considering reviewing this. Near-future US Military develops advanced AI UCAV that develops mind of it’s own. Seen it once already, but didn’t quite “feel” cyberpunk. Gotta watch it again. Probably just me, but an expert opinion would help.

Enemy Of The State - Another possible near-future review. Will Smith/Gene Hackman chased by NSA seeking expanded domestic spying power… Wait… NSA seeking expanded domestic spying power is a movie plot???!!!

D.A.R.Y.L. - Cyborg boy escapes government labs, learns to become human. This one sounds like it has possibilities. I’m waiting for Columbia House to deliver it to me.

The Net/The Net 2.0 - Probably limited to cyberpunk themes, if anything. It’s been a while since I’ve seen them.

Westworld - I know it was mentioned as NOT cyberpunk, but maybe worth reviewing anyway? Maybe it’s “sequel” Futureworld might qualify?

Animusic - MIDI music played by CGI instruments. OK, maybe not.

How about the pre-cyberpunk era “Demon Seed”? I posted about it in the “Movies by decade” article before I found this one.

http://akas.imdb.com/title/tt0075931/

Hi Fisk0, Demon Seed definitely fits. I’m just behind on my reviews. I actually have this on my desk waiting to be written about after Max Headroom.

Don’t know if anyone’s considered this but “Full Metal Alchemist” - used to watch it on Cartoon Network Adult Swim all the time. Don’t know if it fits into the genre in the strictest sense but the title character Ed had cybernetic limbs and his brothers soul existed in an empty suit of armor when he lost his physical body. Most of the elements would probably be considered fantastical as the shows rules of science don’t apply to our world, but it definitely touched on themes of what it is to be human, artificial life, so on and so forth.

I don’t think this one has been mentioned: Halbe Welt, a austrian science fiction film from the 80’s. I think I’d call it cyberpunk, though it is more of an post-apocalyptic punk film.
It’s about a near-future where the ozon layer has been erazed, making the sunrays very lethal. As a result mankind now only can go outdoors at night. Most people live and work underground, but a few people feel the urge to walk to the top of the tallest skyscrapers to watch the sunrise, mostly with deadly results. There are some kind of cyborg police too, I can’t remember all the details, it was some years ago I saw this one, and as far as I know it is barely available on VHS, no DVD release whatsoever. It’s not very good, probably comparable to the danish Skyggen (a.k.a Webmaster), but it does have some nice scenes and feeling to it.

what about Total recall 2070 isnt that a cyberpunk series? Its more Bladerunner then Total recall though.

Dunno if it’s been mantioned anywhere.

A Boy and His Dog (1975)

http://us.imdb.com/title/tt0072730/

Mechanical Violator Hakkaider is most definitely a great choice to add. Also from Tokyo Shock, ROBOTRIX. IF you haven’t seen it, see it. Most amazing old-school kind of Japanese Cyber Punk I have seen.

I think you’re obligated to add Westworld, seeing as it was the first movie to use computer software to create those pixelized first-person images from Yul Brynner’s perspective. Yul Brynner!

Oh and yeah Max Headroom! I saw that a few weeks ago, and while not entertaining at all, it was surprisingly full of classic cyberpunk themes. Plus Max is the next door neighbor Dad from Honey I Shrunk the Kids.

Brainstorm with Christopher Walken. Really good film with a heaping serving of cowbell.

Cyberpunk movie!

Add Daft Punk’s new Electroma. It is really quite amazing, and I dont think you have to be a daft punk fan to appreciate the robot trying to become human theme. It is soo well done, like a mix of THX 1138 and Vanishing Point.

In fact THX 1138, I’m not sure if that is on your list, but I would say it definitely qualifies. Also, I mentioned in a previous post, but not sure if you saw it. Mechanical Violator Hakaider is a great livea action anime robot movie. See previous post for more!

Cannot believe nobody has mentioned the following movies:

Nemesis - Long deleted B movie cyberpunk mash up

Hardware - Wicked Cyberpunk Film. Mentioned on this site before

Total Recall 2070 - Best Cyberpunk TV series ever Made

Good list, Solarys it’s a very good movie and book but it’s only sci-fi, Stalker i think is a Dystopian film but i think the theme is cyberpunk, you can add these:

Mutant Action (Spanish Director Alex de la iglesia, incredible film)
Children of men (Alfonso Cuaron UK 2006)
Battle Programmer Shirase (teenage hacking anime similar to War Games)
Riders of the storm ( hacking TV on a B29, Great!!)
Dominion Tank Police (Masamune Shirow)
C.O.P.S. (Animated TV serie)
1984, Michel Radford ,UK 1984
Farenheit 451, Francois Truffaut France 1966
Futurama (Animated FOX TV serie)
Red Dwarf (Incredible UK TV comedy serie with lots of scifi and cyberpunk stuff)
Fortress 2: Re-Entry, 1999 Geoff Murphy

Here is web address that all visitors to this site should check out:

http://snarkerati.com/movie-news/the-top-50-dystopian-movies-of-all-time/

A lot of the films have little or nothing to do with Cyberpunk, and I was personally dissapointed they had Blade Runner at no 3 and Equilibrium at no 50 which was a bit harsh. They also missed out on the totally excellent Code 46, possibly the most realistic futuristic movie of recent times. But there are many cool cyberpunk films listed like Robocop and Totall Recall there as well. Have fun!

The key difference between scifi and cyberpunk is the focus of the latter
into urban decay and dissolution. In that aspect, the portrayal of society
and the individuals contained within is of paramount importance. The “cool”
visual effects, robots, AI etc etc have nothing whatsoever to do with the main
theme of cyberpunk which is about society. They are of second importance and
a movie should be characterized as cyberpunk only if the first criterion is satisfied
completely. Going by this rule, films that are too polished (like hollywood polished)
do not belong in your guide. If a film does not evoke gritty realism, social isolation
and technology corrupting everyone its not cyberpunk.
Hitek/Lowlife….

Two things about last 2 comments,I think the list is about cyberpunk,dystopia and hacking culture, the thougths of this web owners or writers. May be there are many films that are just scifi and others that has nothing to do with scifi like “Hackers”,it’s just a fantasy comedy. Cyberpunk for me is extremely wide and different for a closed point of view, some film reviews of this web are about non cyberpunk films,for example Heavy Metal, but they have some points in common with cyberpunk and they show very good things in their reviews like:

“Degree of Cyberpunk Visuals: Medium , Correlation to Cyberpunk Themes: Medium”

If we only focus on 100% cyberpunk films we could only make a small list.

Albertroll that list is good but do you think Starship Troopers is Dystopia? .It’s just military scifi, it’s a recommended book of reading for the fucking USA marines!!. I mean no list is perfect.

Hey,another one i’ve just found: Burst City ,Japan 1982.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zS4p4ihS0QE

I can’t wait to get it!!!

I agree. Starship Troopers is not Cyberpunk at all, but to be fair, I did say that list had many films that had little to do with Cyberpunk. But a lot of them are dystopia related, which fortunately or unfortunately will always be tied in with Cyberpunk. And I know why non and pro cyberpunk fans feel this way. I mean, can anybody name one Cyberpunk film that shows the future being a rosy lovely place, or even a place or future that is better than it is today? I cannot think of one. Blade Runner is my favourite cyberpunk film, but that future was pretty horrid. We havent got enought real criminals on the loose, that we have to have artificial onmes as well.And please dont say Minority Report because I would hate for somebody to think my bad thoughts before I did!

I would add: Colosus: A Forbin Project, and
WarGames, and Sneakers ( Robert Redford )

How many of PKDs movies count?
BLADE RUNNER (1982) * Definatly.
TOTAL RECALL (1990) * Defiinatly.
SCREAMERS (1996)
IMPOSTOR (2002)
MINORITY REPORT (2002) **wow…( gawd I hate Mr Schientology)
PAYCHECK (2003)
A SCANNER DARKLEY(?)
THIRTEENTH FLOOR - Gotta check this one out, I heard about it, and went to see it in am empty theatre.
FIREFLY/SENERITY
2001 A Space Odessy

HIGHLANDER II-The Quickining..Hmmm you have to draw the line somwhere, and this should be it. Cyberchumb.

Ill be bek!
Art

1. Next starring Nicolas Cage
2. the horror movie Pulse
3. Iron Man starring Robert Downey Jr.

1. the television series, Dark Angel starring Jessica Alba. co-created by James Cameron, the latter admits that the character was inspired by the characters of Ellen Ripley (Alien) and Sarah Connor (Terminator). it’s also set in a cyberpunk environment so it easily fits in the category.
2. sadly. yeah. Highlander 2 also fits into the category of Dystopic Cyberpunk. set on a futuristic cyberpunk world that also features cyberpunk characters (the villains).

Fritz Lang’s “Metropolis” or virtually every flick that contains a robot/android (including “Star Wars”, “Star Trek” …)

Fairly good & recent SF movies: Gattaca (1997), The Island (2005).
Books: Dan Simmons’ “Hyperion Cantos” (has real Gibson-style Cyberpunk, but also much more)

I don’t think anyone said Akira.

Perhaps , these films fall under the category cyberpunk(I am not completely sure about this):

8 Man After
Macross Plus
Kairo(The japenese original of the movie “Pulse”)
i-wish you were here
Cyborg 009
A.I.
Chobits
Key the metal idol
Megazone 23 (A film about a biker in a big city who meets a computer generated virtual pop idol. )
Darkside Blues (A series about a supernatural being who fights against a rude megacorporation who rules the earth)
2030 Aufstand der Alten(A german sci fi documentation about demographic problems. )
Clover (A short music video based on a manga by clamp)
Digimon Bokura no Wargame (A movie about kids trying to stop a computervirus who manipulates many important technologies and tries to initiate a nuclear strike against japan. The movie is possibly inspired by the movie Wargames.)
Neo Tokyo (A collection of short films focusing on technology . The creator of Akira was involved in the production.)
.Hack (A series about a virtual reality MMORPG.)
Silent Moebius
Choujinki Metalder (A series about a robotic policeman similar to Robocop. )
Tokusou Robo Janperson
Kidou Keiji Jiban

Radioactive Dreams… It’s got the visuals, but not strong on the the themes. It’s more of a post-apocalyptic movie than cyberpunk, but there is definite Blade Runner influence in the construction of the future world. It’s played mainly for comedy as 2 kids who have raised themselves in a bomb shelter with only Raymond Chandler novels to let them know what society is like come out to a post-nuclear-war society and try to interact in a 40s noirish detective kind of way. It’s almost a parody of cyberpunk-noir and post-apocalyptic movies. Definitely worth checking out and good for some legitimate laughs.

The Hong Kong movie 2046 also had some cyberpunk elements. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2046_%28film%29)

Hi there. I have something for you called “Virtual Nightmare”. Only seen it once on TV. It’s some Matrix-themed (people living in a virtual reality run by a supercomputer) kinda low budget movie and it’s not that bad.
IMDB entry here: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0244290/

Greetings,

Renegade.

Solaris Remake is fantastic!

Found This Link which will have some films to see and review:
http://www.createspace.com/Customer/VideoShopCategory.jsp?id=59

Brilliant finding this site. To see that there are cyberpunk fans out that want someone to do the genre justice.

Just thought you guys would be interested to know that there is a site called “A Swarm of Angels” that is intent on making a fan based cyberpunk flick. The budget is going to a 1,000,000 pounds Stirling. We need more input - even need help in writing the script.

Currently called “the Ravages” it meets xristos’ definition of what makes a movie cyberpunk - urban decay and social dysfunction in the near future.

http://aswarmofangels.com/

I’m going to post a message on the ASOA site back to cyberpunkreview cause I think you need to see a few budget cyberpunk movies to understand the genre. And you guys are absolutely the source.

Ha volte non ho prolio voglai di fare i compiti e spesso e volentieri lij ricopio a scuola,vado un pò prima e riesco a ricopiarli tutti,senza che gli ionsegnanti se ne accorgono così mi rimane il temjpo pre chtatrae con i cojpagni di scuola.
edabbiamo fatto il gioco dell’anelloo ,questo gioco consiste nel mettere l’anello

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Acion Mutante. A wonderfull Spanish film.

ITS A LESBIAN…
GO GET HER BOYS…
OR MAYBE EVEN GIRLS!!!!!!!!!!!!

Oh I’ve found a good one:

Soylent Green
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soylent_Green

If I get a copy I’ll review it for you.

If anime is fair game, why has no one mentioned Serial Experiments Lain? That’s the series that introduced me to cyberpunk. The themes are just drenched in it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_experiments_lain

sleep dealer
http://mx.youtube.com/watch?v=9rg9zE_fL7A

Omega shell (short film)
http://mx.youtube.com/watch?v=Bbax__BUuF4
http://mx.youtube.com/watch?v=7AimzNTxQJE

I still haven’t seen a review of the original UK Max Headroom film.