Z.P.G.
Z.P.G.
PG | 25 May 1972 (USA)

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In the not too distant future, an overpopulated Earth government makes it illegal to have children for a generation. One couple, unsatisfied with their substitute robot baby, breaks the rules.

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Wordiezett

So much average

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Exoticalot

People are voting emotionally.

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Steineded

How sad is this?

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Baseshment

I like movies that are aware of what they are selling... without [any] greater aspirations than to make people laugh and that's it.

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mickeyshamrock

ZERO POPULATION GROWTH is a very cool little, subtle/in-your-face, sci-fi movie from 1972. It's literally LOGAN'S RUN meets CHILDREN OF MEN but staring Oliver Reed (and released in theaters before either film). I had 8 beers before I watched this and I suggest you do too (and I'm sure Oliver Reed had at least that before the cameras rolled so when in Rome...). Anywho ZPG is one of those "utopian future but utopia is actually totally f'd up" movies where most of the inhabitants are like "hey, I'd complain, but nobody would listen" but one guy manages to step up and fight the power. I love that theme so if you're into that kind of thing too then you should absolutely check this movie out. Sure, the beer helped, but I sort of loved this movie.

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ystava78

When I bought this film from a secondhand videoshop I was amazed by the quality of this movie. The use of cameras, music and plot were wery artistic. Twisted utopia genre is allways interesting (like Zardoz), and this movie is no exeption. This movie is a must see 70's scifi gem.

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johnmorghen

It has been years since I've seen this film and I remember enjoying the premise very much.Like "LOGAN'S RUN", it takes a similar "What If?" scenario, and places it in a bleak, controlled society. While the film itself may not be great, the concept does prove interesting and qualifies as good science fiction.In my opinion, Oliver Reed is always worth watching. Along with Geraldine Chaplin and the great (and often underrated) Don Gordon, Reed delivers a solid performance, giving the film it's real thrust rather than placing it in the usual special effects laden territory.In closing, "THE BLOB" is a great film. And, anyone who may think otherwise can join a previous reviewer and soak their head. Thank you. -NM.

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Midnight Mark

It ranks with "The Blob" as to be so bad you have to watch it to make sure someone really made a film this bad. A senseless less plot. with dubious acting from all involved. possible a must see if not to "improve" any future films, as you can always say, "Well at least it wasn't as bad as ZPG".Mark

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