The Film Doctors Present:

Top Ten SF Films of the 20^th Century

Voting Form

We tried this in 2000 for Chicon 2000, but the century hadn’t ended yet.  We’d like to give you another chance to pick your top ten SF films of those released between 1901 - 2000. The Film Doctors - film critics Dr. Bob Blackwood and Dr. John Flynn - will bring their show on the road to Torcon 3 and announce the Top Ten science fiction films you select. For lists of films, try www.filmsite.org/momentsindx.html; for individual film information try the Internet Movie Database: www.imdb.com .

Rules:

1. Deadline for voting – August 1, 2003 .

 2. You must have been or must currently be a member of WSFS (World Science Fiction Society) to vote. Proof of membership is required by including your name and membership number for one of the named World Science Fiction Conventions: Chicon 2000, The Millennium Philcon, ConJose’, Torcon 3, Noreascon Four and Interaction in 2005. That is one vote per person, not per membership.

3. Re-releases such as director’s cuts count as the same movie.  Non SF Examples: Apocalypse Now (1979) and Apocalypse Redux would count as the same movie.  The Wild Bunch (1969), and its re-release reissued (1981) would count as the same movie. It has the same cast and the same director.

4. Remakes count as different films and will need the director or year of release in order to identify them.  Remakes have different casts and different directors. Non SF Example: Cape Fear (1962) dir: J. Lee Thompson; Cape Fear (1991) dir: Martin Scorsese.

 5. Ballots may be submitted via mail, fax, e-mail or web-form.  Illegible ballots causing the database administrator eye strain may not be counted.

 6. The votes will be counted first by total votes received for a specific film no matter which rating the film received and then weighted by the rating positions.

7. Films not released by the year 2000 will not be counted.

 8. Comments made about individual films may be used unaccredited in future publications.

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