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# Why China Is Going Crazy Over NBC's New Crime Drama, _Blindspot_

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## Video: The Top 5 Underrated Sci-Fi Movie Masterpieces

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_Published 2010-01-11. Steven James Snyder, Techland's resident movie geek, outlines the top 5 most under-rated sci-fi movies of all time_
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## Summary
Steven James Snyder, a movie enthusiast with TechLand, presents his picks for the five most underrated sci-fi movies. He opens by praising Darren Aronofsky's The Fountain, then counts down from number five (Silent Running) to number four (Gattaca), number three (Serenity), number two (Dark City), and number one (Primer). Each pick is briefly described with its premise and standout qualities, and viewers are invited to join the debate on TechLand.

## Key points
- Snyder says he is obsessed with Darren Aronofsky's 2006 film The Fountain, which got mixed reviews when it came out. (00:09)
- Silent Running is described as a 1972 eco-space opera about the spaceship Valley Forge, dispatched from a dying Earth carrying the last bits of human vegetation. (00:48)
- Gattaca, a 1997 Ethan Hawke thriller, is described as set in a future where genetically perfected humans sit at the top of society. (01:21)
- Serenity, the 2005 Josh Whedon space-western, is described as a huge hit among TechLand fans, building to a huge climactic space battle. (02:09)
- Dark City follows a man who wakes in a bathtub without memory, accused of murder, and is praised for its haunting strangers and surprise ending. (02:42)
- Snyder calls Dark City one of the great surprise endings of all time. (03:10)
- Primer is a 2004 film directed by Shane Carruth, who raised $7,000 and used his parents' garage to make it. (03:31)
- Snyder says Primer follows four engineers and that it takes viewers a few moments to realize the device they built is a time machine. (03:43)

## Chapters
- [00:00 to 00:41] Intro and The Fountain praise. Snyder introduces himself as a TechLand movie geek and describes his fondness for Darren Aronofsky's The Fountain.
- [00:41 to 01:21] Number five: Silent Running. The countdown opens with Silent Running, a preachy but haunting eco-space opera about the last plants of Earth.
- [01:21 to 02:09] Number four: Gattaca. Gattaca is presented as a genetically stratified future thriller that drew little attention in theaters.
- [02:09 to 02:42] Number three: Serenity. Serenity is described as a TechLand fan favorite with a telepathic secret weapon and a huge space battle.
- [02:42 to 03:28] Number two: Dark City. Dark City is praised for its foreboding city, eerie strangers, and surprise ending.
- [03:28 to 04:45] Number one: Primer. Primer is highlighted as a low-budget time travel film whose shorthand dialogue and philosophical depth set it apart.

## Key quotes
- [00:09] Steven James Snyder: "I'm pretty convinced that I like it more than anyone on the planet, probably including the director."
- [01:12] Steven James Snyder: "It's pretty haunting."
- [03:10] Steven James Snyder: "It has to be one of the great surprise endings of all time."
- [03:43] Steven James Snyder: "And what sets Primer apart is the short hand that they use."
- [04:08] Steven James Snyder: "It's trippy stuff. There's no doubt about it but it works not only on a scientific level but also in terms of philosophy and personal relationships"

## Questions this video answers
- What are the five most underrated sci-fi movies according to this video? [00:41]
- What is Silent Running about? [00:48]
- Why does Snyder think Gattaca stuck with audiences? [01:21]
- What makes the ending of Dark City notable? [03:10]
- How was Primer made and what is it about? [03:31]
- Where can viewers join the debate about underrated movies? [04:28]

## Content suitability
- violence [02:30-02:34]: Brief mention of a climactic space battle with combat commands.
- death [03:19-03:28]: Brief dialogue references a character being dead.


by 

[Alissa Greenberg](https://time.com/author/alissa-greenberg/)


## Alissa Greenberg


Aug 19, 2015 6:55 AM UTC

Trailer for NBC's upcoming show 'Blindspot.' 

by 

[Alissa Greenberg](https://time.com/author/alissa-greenberg/)


## Alissa Greenberg


Aug 19, 2015 6:55 AM UTC

The [trailer](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=biSRZM1NLDs) for upcoming tech-thriller _Blindspot_, which will premiere on NBC in September, is attracting eager attention from an unexpected audience — Chinese social media users.

That’s not to say that Chinese netizens don’t appreciate a good mystery when they see one, but in this case their interest stems from one plot element in particular: the story’s hero, an unknown western woman found covered in tattoos and zipped in a duffel bag in Times Square with her memory wiped, speaks Chinese.

And not just any Chinese; this Jane Doe speaks Wenzhounese, a dialect hailing from southeast China (and also spoken in parts of Queens and Brooklyn) that is so notoriously complex and opaque that it was even [used](http://blogs.wsj.com/chinarealtime/2014/05/21/do-you-dare-try-the-devil-language-chinas-10-hardest-dialects/) as the basis for military code in World War II. A popular Mandarin couplet warns, “Do not fear the Heavens, do not fear the Earth, but fear the Wenzhou man speaking Wenzhounese.”

Both Chinese media and users on Twitter and Weibo seem deeply amused by the show’s treatment of what some in China [call](http://blogs.wsj.com/chinarealtime/2014/05/23/what-its-like-to-live-in-china-and-speak-the-devil-language/) the “Devil Language.”

“Wenzhounese! Hahahahaha!” wrote one Twitter user, aggregating screenshots from an apparently pirated episode of the show.

> [](https://twitter.com/SnHine/status/632767264886906880)


“Ultimately, how hard is \[Wenzhounese\]? In _Blindspot_‘s pilot, it even manages to baffle the FBI!” _China Daily_ posted on Weibo, China’s Twitter-like microblogging service.

And elsewhere on Weibo, user Huangyuanlu wrote: “_Blindspot_‘s tattooed girl can speak Mandarin Chinese, Cantonese, and can even understand Wenzhounese — a lot better than mine.”


## Transcript

[00:00] >>Man, I love the
[00:05] scene-- Tai Chi against the stars.
[00:09] I asked The Fountain, now that, that's a good movie. I'm
[00:13] Steven James Snyder, movie geek with TechLand and
[00:16] anyone who knows anything about me knows that I am
[00:19] obsessed with the 2006, Darren Aronofsky's film: The
[00:22] Fountain. A pretty trippy- tail of the past, the present, the
[00:25] future, a man trying to cheat death and it got mixed reviews
[00:29] when it came out but I'm pretty convinced that I like it more
[00:31] than anyone on the planet, probably including the director.
[00:41] For three months now on TechLand, we've opened up the
[00:43] debate as to the five most underrated sci- fi masterpieces
[00:48] of all time. First up, the 1972 Eco- space opera,
[00:52] Silent Running, which is about a spaceship called Valley
[00:55] Forge that's been dispatched from a dying planet earth, the
[00:58] last bits of human vegetation. It's
[01:02] a little preachy. There's a few jawn via songs about
[01:05] protecting the plant life that's a little over the top but some of
[01:08] the closing shots of this domes filled with the familiar green
[01:12] of earth being sent out into the cold black of space.
[01:17] It's pretty haunting. Number four, Gattaca,
[01:21] the 1997, Ethan Hawke thriller about a future in which
[01:25] humans are all genetically modified. The majority of
[01:28] humans have been genetically perfected and those who
[01:31] are born via natural means operate in a lower rung of
[01:34] society. They have been plenty of other thrillers about
[01:37] cloning, I mean, even when we talk about Replicants and
[01:39] Blade Runner, but something about this movie which didn't
[01:43] get much fanfare when it was put into theaters stuck with us
[01:46] in the notion of a genetically stratified society.
[02:01] >>You keep your workstation so clean Jerome.
[02:05] >>It's next to godliness isn't that what they say?
[02:09] >>And number three: Serenity, the 2005 Josh
[02:14] Whedon space- western. It was a huge hit among
[02:16] TechLand fan. The plot revolves around in alliance and the
[02:21] rebels who are on the run with a telepathic secret
[02:25] weapon and it all builds up to one of these hulky, huge
[02:30] climactic space battles that you never forgive.
[02:32] >>Target the [ unk ]. Target the [ unk ]. Target everyone.
[02:34] Somebody fire.
[02:39] >>Number two: Dark City. It's all about a man who wakes
[02:42] up in a bath tub one morning without a memory to speak of,
[02:45] accused of murder, who must go on the run through this
[02:48] crazy, foreign foreboding futuristic city. The
[02:53] most haunting image, the whole thing must be the
[02:56] strangers or the white- faced supernatural being seemed
[03:00] to control everything about this other worldly China town.
[03:04] And the ending is all about figuring out who the strangers
[03:06] really are and what their abilities really are. It has to be one
[03:10] of the great surprise endings of all time.
[03:13] >>Finds and wondering like lost children. But this one
[03:17] was different. Yes.
[03:19] >>What does the doctor say about this?
[03:21] >>His filthy report in and to Mr. Quick, no more Mr.
[03:25] Quick. Mr. Quick is dead.
[03:28] >>And the number one underrated masterpiece has to be a
[03:31] little 2004 film that was directed by a guy name Shane
[03:34] Carruth who raised $ 7, 000 and used his parents garage
[03:39] to create a film called Primer. Primer drops us
[03:43] into the middle of a conversation in progress as four
[03:46] engineers spent every night in the garage trying to come
[03:48] up with the next big inventions that's gonna make them
[03:50] rich. And what sets Primer apart is the short hand that they
[03:54] use. The way we try to keep up with them and it takes us a
[03:57] few minutes to realize the implications of this box that
[04:00] they've devised that can warp time space. It takes us a few
[04:05] moments, few beats to realize this is a time machine. It's
[04:08] trippy stuff. There's no doubt about it but it works not only on
[04:11] a scientific level but also in terms of philosophy and
[04:15] personal relationships as these two best friends start to
[04:18] travel back and forth three times, never realizing the larger
[04:22] ramification that could accompany Pandora's box.
[04:27] >>I don't even know for sure.
[04:28] >>So what do you think? Have you seen our five picks?
[04:30] Have another idea for an underrated masterpiece? You
[04:33] can join the debate. Go to techland. com / underrated.

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