[SFRA-L] Hibernation in SF film and television?

Gunn, James E jgunn at ku.edu
Thu Mar 29 16:04:41 EDT 2012


Does the Woody Allen film "Sleeper" qualify?  And then there's "Just Imagine."  Jim
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From: sfra-l-bounces at wiz.cath.vt.edu [sfra-l-bounces at wiz.cath.vt.edu] on behalf of Greg Conley [gregconley at gmail.com]
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I know you didn't ask, but if you're interested anyway, hibernation pods feature in both of Valve's Portal games. The first is straightforward, the player is woken from one for a series of tests. In the second they have malfunctioned because of the passage of time after most everything was wiped out (c.f. the Half-Life games), and the player "most likely suffered a little major brain damage."

Greg Conley


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From: "Pawel Frelik" <pawel.frelik at umcs.edu.pl<mailto:pawel.frelik at umcs.edu.pl>>
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Subject: [SFRA-L] Hibernation in SF film and television?

Dear Hive Mind,

so  here's  a  query  - can you think of SF films and television shows (any  country  or  year) that feature any kind of a hibernation/stasis device? Vertical or horizontal, space-faring or bunker-installed - any kind is good as long as there's at least a glimpse of the device.

Some  obvious  examples  include  the Aliens franchise, Event Horizon, Pitch Black, Avatar, or Pandorum but I am sure there are many more.

Will you help?

Pawel



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