Fundamentally, this is just further proof of Hollywood's untiring ability to reduce all science fiction to its most feeble stereotypes.
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06/24/06
Logan's Run (1976)
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Reviews Counted:26
Fresh:19
Rotten:7
Average Rating:6.2/10
Runtime: 2 hrs 6 mins
Genre: Science-Fiction/Fantasy
Synopsis: In a 23rd-century world of pleasure and perfection, Logan's job is to kill anyone past the age of 30. But when his turn for sacrifice comes (at age 30), he decides to flee the bubble-domed paradise... [More]
Starring: Michael York, Jenny Agutter, Peter Ustinov, Richard Jordan
Director: Michael Anderson
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Reviews for Logan's Run
It still remains a very interesting and entertaining piece of classic science fiction cinema.
01/01/00
Listen close enough and you might just hear Ed Wood's voice in the background clamoring with glee.
08/01/02
Logan's Run is a vast, silly extravaganza that delivers a certain amount of fun, once it stops taking itself seriously.
10/23/04
Top CriticA numbing combination of sloppy writing, vulgar art direction, high school acting, and bungled special effects.
06/04/07
Top CriticIn the future, it's gonna look a lot like the '70s.
10/27/03
Despite some dreary bits, Logan's Run isn't bad sci-fi and is an interesting exercise in what the future was thought to be like back in the 1970s.
01/01/00
Maybe its ambitions outpace its performance, but at least it tries.
11/09/09
Logan's Run is not great filmmaking, but it's a nice sci-fi thriller with an interesting enough plot to keep it propelling along.
11/07/02
Cautionary tale of a futuristic society bent on destroying all but its youngest citizens.
02/19/07
It's a good story with a well-defined sense of jeopardy, and appropriate performances by York and Agutter, but my most major problem is that too much is unexplained.
07/10/08
If you can resist the urge to laugh, it's still a visually fascinating and provocatively entertaining film.
08/17/02
Always wondered what a 'cult film' is? Try this one.
01/01/00
Sci-Fi, Super 70s Style! I love it.
01/28/05
A hit-and-miss futuristic film about a world in which nobody is allowed to live past 30 years.
06/04/07
Top CriticHarmless fun enlivened by a couple of sequences that are as good as the entire film should have been.
05/09/05
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03/26/09
Top CriticPre-Star Wars sci-fi; the events of the next year rendered it obsolete with record speed although there's a little more than usual here to enjoy.
03/09/04
No review available.
11/03/04
No review available.
04/07/04
Latest News for Logan's Run
January 25, 2009:
Singer Casts Doubt on Logan's Run Remake 
If you've been waiting to see Bryan Singer's vision for his "Logan's Run" remake, don't hold your breath: the director tells the Los Angeles Times that he's "taking a genuine... More...
August 21, 2007:
Logan's Back on the Run With Warner Bros.
Action producer extraordinaire Joel Silver is back on the remake trail with Logan's Run, which he'll be developing for Warner Bros. In fact, they've already got a director, a... More...
July 22, 2006:
Comic-Con 2006: Singer Wants More Action for "Superman Returns" Sequel; Open to Directing Another "X-Men" Movie
Directors Bryan Singer and Richard Donner were on stage together for the "Superman Returns" Q&A, but before that, Singer showed a blooper reel. Oh the things... More...
May 16, 2006:
Singer May Bolt From "Logan's Run"
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