![]() ![]() ![]() Or is it some other top-secret ingredient that the government refuses to reveal?Īlthough Soylent Green remains one of the most popular science fiction films of the seventies (it won the much coveted Nebula Award), it did take several liberties with Harry Harrison's original novel, resulting in some major disagreements between the author and MGM, the studio that made the film. ![]() Wait till you see what they're serving for lunch! Synthetic wafers made out of plankton. Pollution, overpopulation, and a chaotic social order have turned New York City into a giant roach trap for humans. Based on Harry Harrison's classic science fiction novel, Make Room! Make Room!, Soylent Green is an apocalyptic vision of the future set in the year 2020. If you think the world is going to the dogs, then Soylent Green (1973) will confirm your worst fears. ![]()
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