Science-Fiction meets Fantasy?

[Makarov]

Pagemaster! The kid is totally logical and then he gets sucked into an animated book

The One I Love - there's some supernatural stuff going on and the husband tries to deal with it from a completely logical perspective

Lost the TV show maybe?

[Engage]

Thanks guys! Is there anything that's a bit newer?

[Engage]

Hey guys, I'm still in search of a character that's similar to Data in the sense that a machine who is heavily logical is trying to deal with a situation that is based in fantasy.

[Rory]

Originally Posted by Engage

Hey guys, I'm still in search of a character that's similar to Data in the sense that a machine who is heavily logical is trying to deal with a situation that is based in fantasy.

The Robot in "Lost in Space."

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by Engage

Hey guys, I'm still in search of a character that's similar to Data in the sense that a machine who is heavily logical is trying to deal with a situation that is based in fantasy.

Here are some for you:

David in Prometheus and Alien: Covenant
Thufir Hawat and Piter de Vries in Dune
Bishop in Aliens
Robby in Forbidden Planet
Sonny in I, Robot
GERTY in Moon
George Taylor in Planet of the Apes
Gilliam and Wilford in Snowpiercer
Spock in the Star Trek films
Douglas Quaid in Total Recall
Dr. Clayton Forrester in The War of the Worlds
Ray Ferrier in War of the Worlds
Morpheus in The Matrix films
Mulder and Scully in the X-files franchise
Cavor in First Men in the Moon
Eleanor Arroway and S.R. Hadden in Contact

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by HD Goofnut

Here are some for you:

David in Prometheus and Alien: Covenant
Thufir Hawat and Piter de Vries in Dune
Bishop in Aliens
Robby in Forbidden Planet
Sonny in I, Robot
GERTY in Moon
George Taylor in Planet of the Apes
Gilliam and Wilford in Snowpiercer
Spock in the Star Trek films
Douglas Quaid in Total Recall
Dr. Clayton Forrester in The War of the Worlds
Ray Ferrier in War of the Worlds
Morpheus in The Matrix films
Mulder and Scully in the X-files franchise
Cavor in First Men in the Moon
Eleanor Arroway and S.R. Hadden in Contact

Spock and Morpheus aren't robots!

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by Batman1980

Spock and Morpheus aren't robots!

Many in my list aren't. However, they are extremely logical.

[surfdude12]

Originally Posted by Engage

Hey all, I want a movie or TV show where there is a completely logical character like Data from Star Trek who is trying to solve something that is the work of the supernatural or fantasy like vampires and demons.

Sounds like Bram Stoker's Dracula - Anthony Hopkins' character is a completely logical character who continuously uses logic throughout to try and solve/understand Dracula

Professor Abraham Van Helsing: We are dealing with forces beyond all human experience, and enormous power. So guard her well. Otherwise, your precious girl will become a b!tch of the Devil! A wh0re of darkness!
Quincey P. Morris: Well, you're a sick old buzzard!
Professor Abraham Van Helsing: Hear me out, young man. She is not a random victim, attacked by mere accident, you understand? No. She is a willing recruit, a breathless follower, a wanton follower. I dare say, a devoted disciple. She is the Devil's concubine!

[Engage]

Originally Posted by Rory

The Robot in "Lost in Space."

Ah, right! I forgot about Lost in Space completely!

[MifuneFan]

Originally Posted by Batman1980

Spock and Morpheus aren't robots!

They said machines, not robots. Humans (and Vulcans) can be considered biological machines.

[Rory]

Robots aren't machines?!!!

[MifuneFan]

Originally Posted by Rory

Robots aren't machines?!!!

All robots are machines, not all machines are robots.

[reanimator]

SCOOBY DOO. The process you're describing is pretty much the problem-solving technique used in every episode of SCOOBY DOO.

[ScarredLungs]

Fringe

[Engage]

Originally Posted by reanimator

SCOOBY DOO. The process you're describing is pretty much the problem-solving technique used in every episode of SCOOBY DOO.

Scooby Doo would be good

Has anyone seen 'Lost in Space' from 1998?

I loved the robot character in that film was and it was really awesome for me to watch with how the robot analyses their surroundings when the Robinson family are exploring the ship that was infested with the spiders.

I'd love to see something like that robot character in a movie or TV show!

[Batmon77]

Blade Trinity has The NightStalkers creating the Vampire Virus.

[slaizer2000]

Marvel Agents of Shield

[LeeFanatic007]

Originally Posted by Engage

Scooby Doo would be good

Has anyone seen 'Lost in Space' from 1998?

I loved the robot character in that film was and it was really awesome for me to watch with how the robot analyses their surroundings when the Robinson family are exploring the ship that was infested with the spiders.

I'd love to see something like that robot character in a movie or TV show!

Lost in Space '98 is good, but really you should expand your viewing habits by watching some older stuff. Many great movies were made before the 1990s.

[warrian]

When I read your thread topic I immediately thought of this:



Though after reading the OP, it obviously doesn't fit.

Unless you, the audience member, are the logical being trying to figure out how the supernatural forces of Hollywood could have thought it was a good idea to spend millions of dollars on that particular script.

I fear it may forever remain a mystery. The score is good though!

[warrian]

And for the record, I also quite enjoy many aspects of Lost in Space 1998.