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Around 6 year ago, I watched a sci-fi movie that I would like to watch again. But... Sadly I do not have much to go on.
All I can remember is there was this group of highly intelligent humans (possible living in space) that looked after and breed humans to extend their own life...
I can remember one of the higher beings, being very old like 200 years old etc... and can remember some group of people finding out about what they were doing.
The movie was not vampire- or AI-related.
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Around 6 year ago, I watched a sci-fi movie that I would like to watch again. But... Sadly I do not have much to go on.
All I can remember is there was this group of highly intelligent humans (possible living in space) that looked after and breed humans to extend their own life...
I can remember one of the higher beings, being very old like 200 years old etc... and can remember some group of people finding out about what they were doing.
The movie was not vampire- or AI-related.
story-identification movie space
edited Sep 2 at 12:20
Jenayah
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Hi there! :) That's already some info, but maybe you could take a look at this guide on how to ask a good story-id question, see if that triggers any memories you couldedit in? For instance, did you watch it in English, was it a translation? Was the movie rather new? Did you watch it at a theater or on TV - if so, any idea which channel it could have ired on? Stuff like that, to increase the chances of a successful identification. Cheers!
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Around 6 year ago, I watched a sci-fi movie that I would like to watch again. But... Sadly I do not have much to go on.
All I can remember is there was this group of highly intelligent humans (possible living in space) that looked after and breed humans to extend their own life...
I can remember one of the higher beings, being very old like 200 years old etc... and can remember some group of people finding out about what they were doing.
The movie was not vampire- or AI-related.
story-identification movie space
edited Sep 2 at 12:20
Jenayah
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asked Sep 2 at 12:08
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Around 6 year ago, I watched a sci-fi movie that I would like to watch again. But... Sadly I do not have much to go on.
All I can remember is there was this group of highly intelligent humans (possible living in space) that looked after and breed humans to extend their own life...
I can remember one of the higher beings, being very old like 200 years old etc... and can remember some group of people finding out about what they were doing.
The movie was not vampire- or AI-related.
story-identification movie space
edited Sep 2 at 12:20
Jenayah
5,43322454
asked Sep 2 at 12:08
True
313
edited Sep 2 at 12:20
Jenayah
5,43322454
edited Sep 2 at 12:20
Jenayah
5,43322454
edited Sep 2 at 12:20
Jenayah
5,43322454
5,43322454
asked Sep 2 at 12:08
True
313
asked Sep 2 at 12:08
True
313
asked Sep 2 at 12:08
True
313
313
Hi there! :) That's already some info, but maybe you could take a look at this guide on how to ask a good story-id question, see if that triggers any memories you couldedit in? For instance, did you watch it in English, was it a translation? Was the movie rather new? Did you watch it at a theater or on TV - if so, any idea which channel it could have ired on? Stuff like that, to increase the chances of a successful identification. Cheers!
– Jenayah
Sep 2 at 12:17
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Hi there! :) That's already some info, but maybe you could take a look at this guide on how to ask a good story-id question, see if that triggers any memories you couldedit in? For instance, did you watch it in English, was it a translation? Was the movie rather new? Did you watch it at a theater or on TV - if so, any idea which channel it could have ired on? Stuff like that, to increase the chances of a successful identification. Cheers!
– Jenayah
Sep 2 at 12:17
Hi there! :) That's already some info, but maybe you could take a look at this guide on how to ask a good story-id question, see if that triggers any memories you couldedit in? For instance, did you watch it in English, was it a translation? Was the movie rather new? Did you watch it at a theater or on TV - if so, any idea which channel it could have ired on? Stuff like that, to increase the chances of a successful identification. Cheers!
– Jenayah
Sep 2 at 12:17
Hi there! :) That's already some info, but maybe you could take a look at this guide on how to ask a good story-id question, see if that triggers any memories you couldedit in? For instance, did you watch it in English, was it a translation? Was the movie rather new? Did you watch it at a theater or on TV - if so, any idea which channel it could have ired on? Stuff like that, to increase the chances of a successful identification. Cheers!
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Sep 2 at 12:17
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I can think of two movies this might be so you're getting two answers the second is:
Jupiter Ascending, in which non-Earthbound humans use humanity as a raw material to make an immortality serum. Worlds, including Earth are used as breeding grounds for crops of humans whose essence is then extracted to allow others to live forever, as long as they can afford it. I think this may be the more likely from description but it may be too recent.
answered Sep 2 at 13:16
Ash
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I have just seen the trailer.. and that is the one... Many kind thanks!!
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I can think of two movies this might be so you're getting two answers the first is:
Æon Flux, in which the human race has been reduced to one last Earthly city. The population is continually cloned to maintain the last of the human race by two or maybe three serially immortal individuals (I can't remember quite where/how Pete Postlethwaite's character fits in) who keep watch over everything.
answered Sep 2 at 13:01
Ash
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Thank you for your contribution, but I have now found it!!
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
9
down vote
accepted
I can think of two movies this might be so you're getting two answers the second is:
Jupiter Ascending, in which non-Earthbound humans use humanity as a raw material to make an immortality serum. Worlds, including Earth are used as breeding grounds for crops of humans whose essence is then extracted to allow others to live forever, as long as they can afford it. I think this may be the more likely from description but it may be too recent.
answered Sep 2 at 13:16
Ash
2,8301529
I have just seen the trailer.. and that is the one... Many kind thanks!!
– True
Sep 2 at 15:29
1
@True Happy to help.
– Ash
Sep 2 at 15:29
add a comment |Â
up vote
9
down vote
accepted
I can think of two movies this might be so you're getting two answers the second is:
Jupiter Ascending, in which non-Earthbound humans use humanity as a raw material to make an immortality serum. Worlds, including Earth are used as breeding grounds for crops of humans whose essence is then extracted to allow others to live forever, as long as they can afford it. I think this may be the more likely from description but it may be too recent.
answered Sep 2 at 13:16
Ash
2,8301529
I have just seen the trailer.. and that is the one... Many kind thanks!!
– True
Sep 2 at 15:29
1
@True Happy to help.
– Ash
Sep 2 at 15:29
add a comment |Â
up vote
9
down vote
accepted
up vote
9
down vote
accepted
I can think of two movies this might be so you're getting two answers the second is:
Jupiter Ascending, in which non-Earthbound humans use humanity as a raw material to make an immortality serum. Worlds, including Earth are used as breeding grounds for crops of humans whose essence is then extracted to allow others to live forever, as long as they can afford it. I think this may be the more likely from description but it may be too recent.
answered Sep 2 at 13:16
Ash
2,8301529
I can think of two movies this might be so you're getting two answers the second is:
Jupiter Ascending, in which non-Earthbound humans use humanity as a raw material to make an immortality serum. Worlds, including Earth are used as breeding grounds for crops of humans whose essence is then extracted to allow others to live forever, as long as they can afford it. I think this may be the more likely from description but it may be too recent.
answered Sep 2 at 13:16
Ash
2,8301529
edited Sep 2 at 14:38
answered Sep 2 at 13:16
Ash
2,8301529
answered Sep 2 at 13:16
Ash
2,8301529
answered Sep 2 at 13:16
Ash
2,8301529
2,8301529
I have just seen the trailer.. and that is the one... Many kind thanks!!
– True
Sep 2 at 15:29
1
@True Happy to help.
– Ash
Sep 2 at 15:29
add a comment |Â
I have just seen the trailer.. and that is the one... Many kind thanks!!
– True
Sep 2 at 15:29
1
@True Happy to help.
– Ash
Sep 2 at 15:29
I have just seen the trailer.. and that is the one... Many kind thanks!!
– True
Sep 2 at 15:29
I have just seen the trailer.. and that is the one... Many kind thanks!!
– True
Sep 2 at 15:29
1
1
@True Happy to help.
– Ash
Sep 2 at 15:29
@True Happy to help.
– Ash
Sep 2 at 15:29
add a comment |Â
up vote
4
down vote
I can think of two movies this might be so you're getting two answers the first is:
Æon Flux, in which the human race has been reduced to one last Earthly city. The population is continually cloned to maintain the last of the human race by two or maybe three serially immortal individuals (I can't remember quite where/how Pete Postlethwaite's character fits in) who keep watch over everything.
answered Sep 2 at 13:01
Ash
2,8301529
Thank you for your contribution, but I have now found it!!
– True
Sep 2 at 15:29
add a comment |Â
up vote
4
down vote
I can think of two movies this might be so you're getting two answers the first is:
Æon Flux, in which the human race has been reduced to one last Earthly city. The population is continually cloned to maintain the last of the human race by two or maybe three serially immortal individuals (I can't remember quite where/how Pete Postlethwaite's character fits in) who keep watch over everything.
answered Sep 2 at 13:01
Ash
2,8301529
Thank you for your contribution, but I have now found it!!
– True
Sep 2 at 15:29
add a comment |Â
up vote
4
down vote
up vote
4
down vote
I can think of two movies this might be so you're getting two answers the first is:
Æon Flux, in which the human race has been reduced to one last Earthly city. The population is continually cloned to maintain the last of the human race by two or maybe three serially immortal individuals (I can't remember quite where/how Pete Postlethwaite's character fits in) who keep watch over everything.
answered Sep 2 at 13:01
Ash
2,8301529
I can think of two movies this might be so you're getting two answers the first is:
Æon Flux, in which the human race has been reduced to one last Earthly city. The population is continually cloned to maintain the last of the human race by two or maybe three serially immortal individuals (I can't remember quite where/how Pete Postlethwaite's character fits in) who keep watch over everything.
answered Sep 2 at 13:01
Ash
2,8301529
edited Sep 2 at 13:57
answered Sep 2 at 13:01
Ash
2,8301529
answered Sep 2 at 13:01
Ash
2,8301529
answered Sep 2 at 13:01
Ash
2,8301529
2,8301529
Thank you for your contribution, but I have now found it!!
– True
Sep 2 at 15:29
add a comment |Â
Thank you for your contribution, but I have now found it!!
– True
Sep 2 at 15:29
Thank you for your contribution, but I have now found it!!
– True
Sep 2 at 15:29
Thank you for your contribution, but I have now found it!!
– True
Sep 2 at 15:29
add a comment |Â
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Hi there! :) That's already some info, but maybe you could take a look at this guide on how to ask a good story-id question, see if that triggers any memories you couldedit in? For instance, did you watch it in English, was it a translation? Was the movie rather new? Did you watch it at a theater or on TV - if so, any idea which channel it could have ired on? Stuff like that, to increase the chances of a successful identification. Cheers!
– Jenayah
Sep 2 at 12:17