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Science Fiction Films

by Susan H Bartlett


Featured Work

Powder

by Victor Salva

An Undiscovered SF classic - the story of Powder and his journey thru life are unforgettable.

Total Recall

by Paul Verhoeven

Great adaptation of a Philip K Dick novel.
Terminator 2

by James Cameron

This is the best one of the Terminator movies.
Stargate

by Roland Emmerich

Watch the original movie that spawned the great TV series.
Fifth Element

by Luc Besson

Highly recommended just for the fantastic special effects.
Men In Black

by Barry Sonnenfeld

What if Aliens were living among us in disguise? What if the answer was simply hilarious?
Mars Attacks

by Tim Burton

Tim Burton did a perfect job, believe it or not, of translating this SF Trading Card sendoff into one of the best SF spoofs ever.
Independence Day

by Roland Emmerich

Many people failed to see this as the SF satire that it really was.
The Star Wars Trilogy

by George Lucas

The original is still the best. So far, the original triolgy is unavailable separately.
Star Wars III: Revenge of the Sith

by George Lucas

The last (and best) of the Star Wars prequel films.
Star Wars II: Attack of the Clones

by George Lucas

The second Star Wars prequel film.
Star Wars I: The Phantom Menace

by George Lucas

The prequel to the Star Wars franchise begins.
The Matrix

by the Wachowski brothers

The modern cyberpunk world is best explored by this movie.
Close Encounters of the Third Kind

by Steven Spielberg

The first movie that explored a meeting with aliens is still one of the best.
2001: A Space Odyssey

by Stanley Kubrick

Some people consider this to be one of the greatest SF films of all time. You be the judge.
Star Trek: The Motion Picture

by Robert Wise

The recreation of Classic Star Trek into motion pictures begins here.
Star Trek 2: The Wrath of Khan

by Nicholas Meyer

The very best of the Trek film franchise, this film asks the question: "What happened after 'Space Seed'?".

If you like your Star Trek filled with action and adventure, there's no better Star Trek movie.
Star Trek 3: The Search for Spock

by Leonard Nimoy

Somehow or other, Spock is resurrected by the Genesis planet and returned to the classic crew.
Star Trek 4: The Voyage Home

by Leonard Nimoy

Probably one of the best "Save The Whales" messages ever to be created.

If you like your Star Trek with a touch of humor, you might prefer this Star Trek movie.
Star Trek 5: The Final Frontier

by William Shatner

We meet Spock's half-brother and travel to the center of the galaxy.
Star Trek 6: The Undiscovered Country

by Nicholas Meyer

Great conclusion to the series of Classic Trek films.
Star Trek: Generations

by David Carson

Part of the Classic Trek crew meet the Next Generation crew in this crossover film. The seventh in the Trek film series.
Star Trek: First Contact

by Jonathan Frakes

Learn all about the first meeting between the Federation and other aliens in this fine time travel story. The eighth in the Trek film series.
Star Trek: Insurrection

by Jonathan Frakes

Data discovers a secret plan to make members of the Federation council immortal. The ninth in the Trek film series.
Star Trek: Nemesis

by Stewart Baird

The 10th in the Star Trek Movie franchise, Nemesis is touted as "A Generation's Final Journey".


A Short Biography of Susan Bartlett

Who am I?

I'm a former romance author trying to get back into the swing of things. I'm married, and have a wonderful daughter. My old romances were written back in my naive youth. By today's standards, I guess you could call them "Scooby Doo" Romance/Mysteries. My biggest seller was "Curse of the Mummy's Tomb".

The basic plot was: A young female American archaeologist is working at an Egyptian dig. She has a "crush" on the Assistant to the Senior American Archaeologist, until a mysterious stranger, in the form of an Egyptian liaison, comes into her life. After discovering an unusual artifact in an old tomb, mysterious things begin happening in the camp. Many clues point to a Mummy's curse that has overtaken the party. Events indicate that a real Mummy may be stalking the crew. This causes our heroine to seek solace in the arms of the liaison. After the death of the senior archaeologist, the party eventually tracks down the real cause of the events - an Egyptian man who wants the artifacts to remain in Egypt instead of being placed in an American museum. She uses these events to help her decide that she does not want to spend the rest of her life in Egypt with the liaison - just in time for the Assistant to propose to her due to his advancement into the (now deceased) Senior Archaeologist's position.

I want to start writing again - and heavily revise my old stories. I couldn't tell the types of stories I wanted to tell when I was originally writing. I wanted to have real Mummies, and real ghosts, and real monsters. Now, with the popularity of the new Gothic Horror Romance, I can write the stories I want. My daughter is grown now and I have lots of time on my hands. You will hear from me again.

By the way, if you find any of my old romances on the shelf anywhere, let me know. I lost my only copies during a move and have none of my old books to go by.



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