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Even though it didn't happen and is now way beyond the listed dates, Escape from New York has always been a favorite of mine and still tops the fubar future genre for me. Runner-up = They Live, cuz that is happening.
I just saw the restored version of Metropolis for the first time. It gets my vote.
Was surprised at just how much the themes have held up over time. Acting and technical presentation were dated, but the story itself was almost revelatory.
I actually rather liked Book of Eli. Loved the religious slant; provided something different from the other dystopias that are prevalent in movies today.
