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Soylent Green, 1973

Starring: Charlton Heston, Leigh Taylor-Young

Directed by: Richard Fleischer

Written by: Stanley R. Greenberg

Language: English

Country: USA

Runtime: 97 min

MPAA Rating:

Rating:7.0

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The mood of Soylent Green is bleak, atmospheric, and suspenseful. The plot centers around an apocalypse, a future dystopia, and chaos. It is a thriller and sci-fi movie. In approach, Soylent Green is serious. The setting is New York. It is based on a book. Soylent Green is known for being essential viewing, an award winner, and critically acclaimed. Note that it includes sexual content and violent content.

Summary of Soylent Green

21st century New York City is (still) an overpopulated mess, and the only food left is Soylent Green, a soybean and lentil concoction with an extra-special, government-mandated ingredient. As police detective Thorn (Charlton Heston) investigates a murder, he learns of a conspiracy with bizarre implications. This Edward G. Robinson's final movie, as the star died not long after filming his final scene. Based on Harry Harrison's "Make Room! Make Room!"

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Language:	English
Country:	USA
Release date:	19 April 1973
Runtime:	97 min

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Charlton Heston

as Detective Robert Thorn

Leigh Taylor-Young

as Shirl

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The evil corporation in this movie kind of reminds me of Netphlix. I dont usually write protest reviews, but its getting silly now. First they took away notebook and the rest- I didnt say anything. They said friend features were unpopular, which is... Read and rate it

11.September.2010
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by: ColumboFan
ColumboFan rated this movie0/10

Perhaps not as exceptional as it deigns to be, Soylent Green is the tale of a society that no longer has things such as food and water. The stance of the movie is that most people take these items for granted. Could the point be that we should... Read and rate it

30.March.2009
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by: deckard0
deckard0 rated this movie5/10So-so

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