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* RetroactiveRecognition: None other than Creator/MichaelBiehn appears in the first episodes.
* SpecialEffectFailure: Logan's vehicle is supposed to be a hovercraft, yet wheels are clearly visible in some distance shot.
* SpecialEffectFailure: Logan's vehicle is supposed to be a hovercraft, yet wheels are clearly visible in some distance shot.
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** During one shot of the Carrousel scene, you can clearly see the wires holding some of the people in the air.
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** During one shot of the Carrousel scene, you can clearly see the wires holding some of the people in the air. When this footage was reused for the TV series, this was also visible. It's been speculated that this wasn't an error, and that the citizens were actually meant to be hoisted up on wires in order to attempt renewal.
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* AdaptationDisplacement: The film is much better known than the original novel, and many are unaware that a sequel novel, ''Logan's World'', exists.
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** The small scale of the city models are painfully obvious and unintentionally make it look like a model train set. The opening at least [[ObscuredSpecialEffects tries to hide the scale with an out of focus lens]], but it only helps so much, and the rest of the film shows the model sets plain and clear.
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** The small scale of the city models are painfully obvious and unintentionally make it look like a model train set. The opening at least [[ObscuredSpecialEffects tries to hide the scale with an out of focus lens]], but it only helps so much, and the rest of the film shows the model sets plain and clear. The water makes the city being a miniature particularly obvious since the surface tension/waves are out of proportion with the buildings.
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** Box is convincing enough for the time, but in a close-up shot while he's talking you can see Roscoe Lee Browne's teeth.
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** The small scale of the city models are painfully obvious and unintentionally make it look like a model trainset. train set. The opening at least [[ObscuredSpecialEffects tries to cover it hide the scale with an out of focus lens, lens]], but it only helps so much.much, and the rest of the film shows the model sets plain and clear.
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** During one shot of the Carrousel scene, you can clearly see the wires holding some of the people in the air.
** The small scale of the city models are painfully obvious and unintentionally make it look like a model trainset. The opening at least tries to cover it with an out of focus lens, but it only helps so much.
** During one shot of the Carrousel scene, you can clearly see the wires holding some of the people in the air.
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** Carrousel itself. It doesn't look so much as people happy to reach "renewal" as people trying to claw their way out - and then they explode to the cheers of the crowd. Later, Logan finds out that [[spoiler: no one ever renews - then you realize that those people are dead, dead, dead.]]
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** Carrousel itself. It doesn't look so much as like people happy to reach "renewal" as people trying to claw their way out - and then they explode to the cheers of the crowd. Later, Logan finds out that [[spoiler: no [[spoiler:no one ever renews - then you realize that those people are dead, dead, dead.]]
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* AdaptationDisplacement: The film is better known than the original novel.
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** FridgeBrilliance: Considering Jessica's character demonstrates there is an ''organized'' Runner's movement, a stun setting would be useful if you'd like to interrogate someone or use them as bait to catch their fellow subversives. It's also a nod to the books where a Sandman's pistol had several settings, including a "tangler" for live capture.
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** FridgeBrilliance: Considering Jessica's character demonstrates there is an ''organized'' Runner's movement, a stun setting would be useful if you'd like to interrogate someone or use them as bait to catch their fellow subversives. It's also a nod to the books where a Sandman's pistol had several settings, including a "tangler" for live capture. Sandman were not just for killing Runners - they were the society's law enforcement. Unless you were on Last Day and trying to run, they were no more or less a threat than an average beat cop.
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** FridgeBrilliance: Considering Jessica's character demonstrates there is an ''organized'' Runner's movement, a stun setting would be useful if you'd like to interrogate someone before killing them off.
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** FridgeBrilliance: Considering Jessica's character demonstrates there is an ''organized'' Runner's movement, a stun setting would be useful if you'd like to interrogate someone before killing or use them off.as bait to catch their fellow subversives. It's also a nod to the books where a Sandman's pistol had several settings, including a "tangler" for live capture.
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** FridgeBrilliance: Considering Jessica's character demonstrates there is an ''organized'' Runner's movement, a stun setting would be useful if you'd like to interrogate someone before killing them off.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: This was one of JerryGoldsmith's major movie scores.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Anyone who has played either of the first two ''Franchise/BioShock'' games should find the description of Molly, the decaying city on the ocean floor, rather familiar.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Anyone who has played either of the first two ''Franchise/BioShock'' ''VideoGame/BioShock'' games should find the description of Molly, the decaying city on the ocean floor, rather familiar.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Anyone who has played either of the first two ''Franchise/BioShock'' games should find the description of Molly, the decaying city on the ocean floor, rather familiar.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: HilariousInHindsight: Anyone who has played either of the first two ''Franchise/BioShock'' games should find the description of Molly, the decaying city on the ocean floor, rather familiar.
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** Carousel itself. It doesn't look so much as people happy to reach "renewal" as people trying to claw their way out - and then they explode to the cheers of the crowd. Later, Logan finds out that [[spoiler: no one ever renews - then you realize that those people are dead, dead, dead.]]
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** Carousel Carrousel itself. It doesn't look so much as people happy to reach "renewal" as people trying to claw their way out - and then they explode to the cheers of the crowd. Later, Logan finds out that [[spoiler: no one ever renews - then you realize that those people are dead, dead, dead.]]
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* {{Narm}} [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4YsTKL7L6-o This]] "NOOOOO! Don't go in there! You don't have to die, well no one has to die at 30! You can live, LIIIIIIVE!"
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* {{Narm}} {{Narm}}: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4YsTKL7L6-o This]] "NOOOOO! Don't go in there! You don't have to die, well no one has to die at 30! You can live, LIIIIIIVE!"
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* FridgeLogic: Why would a force of practical assasisn need a weapon with a stun setting? A Sandman's job is to kill Runners so why would they ever need to NOT shoot to kill?
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* FridgeLogic: Why would a force of practical assasisn assassins need a weapon with a stun setting? A Sandman's job is to kill Runners so why would they ever need to NOT shoot to kill?
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* FridgeLogic: Why would a force of practical assasisn need a weapon with a stun setting? A Sandman's job is to kill Runners so why would they ever need to NOT shoot to kill?
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* Not-quite-as-SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The series was scored by Laurence Rosenthal, who is probably most well-known for ''Series/YoungIndianaJones''. His main theme sounds like the Disco version of [[Film/ANewHope Princess Leia's theme]] punctuated by blasts from the spaceship-gun in ''VideoGame/{{Asteroids}}''.
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* Not-quite-as-SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The series was pilot and three other episodes were scored by Laurence Rosenthal, who is probably most well-known for ''Series/YoungIndianaJones''. His main theme sounds like the Disco version of [[Film/ANewHope Princess Leia's theme]] punctuated by blasts from the spaceship-gun in ''VideoGame/{{Asteroids}}''.
** Film Score Monthly [[https://www.screenarchives.com/title_detail.cfm/ID/3842/LOGANS-RUN-TV-Series-1977/ released the soundtrack album for the series]] (and the complete score for the movie as well).
** Film Score Monthly [[https://www.screenarchives.com/title_detail.cfm/ID/3842/LOGANS-RUN-TV-Series-1977/ released the soundtrack album for the series]] (and the complete score for the movie as well).
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Anyone who has played either of the first two ''BioShock'' games should find the description of Molly, the decaying city on the ocean floor, rather familiar.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Anyone who has played either of the first two ''BioShock'' ''Franchise/BioShock'' games should find the description of Molly, the decaying city on the ocean floor, rather familiar.
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: The scene with Box the robot doesn't quite fully qualify, as it explains what happened to the other people who escaped, but it still seems quite gratuitously weird.
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** "All frooooozeeeeeeen!"
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Anyone who has played either of the first two ''BioShock'' games should find the description of Molly, the decaying city on the ocean floor, rather familiar.
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* InferredHolocaust: So, with the [[spoiler: city destroyed, how will the people survive when they can't fend for themselves]]?
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: Logan and Jessica re-enter the city by diving into the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Worth_Water_Gardens Ft. Worth Water Gardens pool]], where eight years later four people drowned.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: Logan and Jessica re-enter the city by diving into the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Worth_Water_Gardens Ft. Worth Water Gardens pool]], where eight twenty-eight years later four people drowned.
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**Carousel itself. It doesn't look so much as people happy to reach "renewal" as people trying to claw their way out - and then they explode to the cheers of the crowd. Later, Logan finds out that [[spoiler: no one ever renews - then you realize that those people are dead, dead, dead.]]
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* NightmareFuel: Box, the cheerful-voiced caretaker robot in the ice cave, cheerfully informs Logan and Jessica that "It's my job ...job... to freeze you!" Did we mention he's immune to blasts from Logan's gun?
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* UnfortunateImplications: The nuclear war that ended civilization was called "The Holocaust".
* UnfortunateImplications: The nuclear war that ended civilization was called "The Holocaust".
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* Not-as-quite-CrowningMusicOfAwesome: Not-quite-as-CrowningMusicOfAwesome: The series was scored by Laurence Rosenthal, who is probably most well known for YoungIndianaJones. His main theme sounds like the disco version of [[Film/ANewHope Princess Leia's theme]] punctuated by blasts from the spaceship-gun in VideoGame/{{Asteroids}}.
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* {{Narm}} [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4YsTKL7L6-o This]] "NOOOOO! Don't go in there! You don't have to die, well no one has to die at 30! You can live, LIIIIIIVE!"
