Win the Planet of the Apes 40th Anniversary Collection on Blu-ray!

Posted by Brian C. Gibson (brian@filmschoolrejects.com) on November 4, 2008

Giveaway: Planet of the Apes 40th Anniversary Edition

For anyone who read my DVD’s I Bought This Week post this week, you know that I made sure to mention that the Blu-ray release of Planet of the Apes is a must own. Well now not only can you own the original sci-fi classic, you can also own all the other films in the series in this massive Planet of the Apes 40th Anniversary Collection on Blu-ray.

One (1) lucky winner will score a copy of Planet of the Apes 40th Anniversary Collection on Blu-ray, which hits store shelves today November 4th. All you have to do is follow the standard drill. Step one is to be a subscriber to our daily email updates, powered by Feedburner. It is the one daily email to rule them all — all the best of the Rejects right in your inbox. No spam, no selling of your information, just the best movie news from all of the best writers on the web, every single day. If you aren’t already a subscriber, you can do so via the form below:

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The second is that you must answer a question in the comment area at the bottom of the page. But before I get to that, I have a few more rules: You must be a legal resident of the United States or Canada in order to win, you must enter prior to November 21. And now, the question:

What do you think is the most influential Science Fiction film, and why?


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  • Sean Johannes
    Answer what question? I just want that Apes boxset.
  • Aleric
    Blade Runner. It ushered in the new genre of thinking scifi action heroes with villians who were more human than the good guys.
  • Donna
    Star Wars. Everyone has seen it multiple times and most of us have it in our DVD collection.
  • Jason
    There are a number of pretty influential sci-fi films out there: Alien, Bladerunner, Star Wars, etc. Lots of films that came after these copied the mood, atmosphere, settings, lighting, character-types, tech, and more. All you have to do is watch Event Horizon, Sunshine, Fifth Element, and some stinkers like Ice Pirates (oh yea, I went there) to see now-familiar and in some cases cliche concepts. Come, Zira, don't dawdle, and gimme my Apes!
  • Jonathan Mince
    Tie between, Metalstorm: The Destruction of Jared-Syn and Space Raiders. Why? Not real
    sure, but they both rock.
  • Peter
    Simple. Star Wars.
  • Jad
    Forbidden Planet. Inspired most science fiction that followed, including Star Trek. Robbie the Robot appeared in how many other movies? And that poster is ridiculously iconic.
  • Eric
    I think "Alien" is right there at the top. It was inducted into the National Film Registry of the Library of Congress so it could be preserved for historical purposes.

    It blazed a lot of trails in it's own right and generally set a precedent for how to scare the hell out of people.
  • Frank
    Star Wars. No "Episode IV". No "A New Hope". Just "Star Wars". It itself was influenced by
    science fiction of a bygone era, and it returns the favor of influencing new films to come
    decades later.
  • Corey Atad
    Blade Runner seems to be the most influential for the modern film era. Nearly ever film
    depicting the future seems to steal its vision in part or sometimes directly from Scott's
    Blade Runner. But Blade Runner still manages to be the best.
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