1. In Blade Runner (1982, inspired from a 1966 novel), Deckard is a Blade Runner hunting replicants in a dark world ravaged by pollution.   

    In Logan’s Run (1976, inspired from a 1967 novel), Logan 5 is a Sandman hunting Runners (people over 30 fleeing a ritual called the Carrousel ) in an apparently bright and carefree world. 

    There are projects of sequel or remake for these films.  My (bad) suggestion for Hollywood: to mix these two universes in one reboot: Blade Runner vs Sandman.  

    Deckard believes Logan 5 is a replicant and hunts him.  Logan 5 hunts Deckard because he is too old.  Who will win? Will they kill each other? How this movie could end?

     
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  3. 11:50 30th Jan 2012

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Logan’s Run, US lobby card. 1976

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    Logan’s Run, US lobby card. 1976

     
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Logan’s Run, US lobby card. 1976

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    Logan’s Run, US lobby card. 1976

     
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Logan’s Run, US lobby card. 1976

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    Logan’s Run, US lobby card. 1976

     
  6. 10:41 27th Jan 2012

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Logan’s Run, US lobby card. 1976

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    Logan’s Run, US lobby card. 1976

     
  7. 09:19 26th Jan 2012

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Logan’s Run, US lobby card. 1976

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    Logan’s Run, US lobby card. 1976

     
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Come Follow Me… by Gyo Fujikawa
[via Vintage Kids’ Books My Kid Loves]
     
  9. Voyage to the Prehistoric Planet (1965) is an American version of the Russian movie Planeta Blur (Planet of Storms, 1962).  The producer, Roger Corman, remixed the footage of the original film and added scenes with American actors. The movie is in the public domain and available on internet archive.  

    Roger Corman used the same Russian footage to make a second film (that’s efficient recycling)  Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women (1967), also in the public domain and available here or here

    For some comments about these films, you can read some articles on 1000misspenthours 

     
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    HENSEL3000 - tribute to PLANETA BUR (1962) (von hensel3000)