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List of Steampunk Movies

Started by Goby, January 04, 2009, 08:28:14 AM

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Marrock

Quote from: clockwork creation on April 09, 2009, 04:45:48 PM
i saw an add for that yesterday ... he conects himself to a car battery .. odd

Well, when you have an artificial heart you need to keep jump starting, I don't see where a car battery wouldn't be most efficacious.

Tara

Apologies if 'thread necromancy' is frowned on around here, but this is a really useful one and it wasn't easy to find; could it be stickied?  We already have master musician and computer game sticky threads. 

Sir Igible

Has anyone mentioned the second Atlantis movie yet? Also, Mary Poppins is SP? Hmm, maybe that's why I've been an SP fan ever since I was a kid...
But how exactly does it relate to SP?
Wait, how's that song go?
"A spoon full of sugar makes the [pressure gauge] go down."

I know, cruddy joke... XD



(Hooray, my first post!)
public class Orders
{
      public static void main(String args[])
      {
system.SteamGigabotM4.executePhrase(launch_missile.command);
system.SteamGigabotM4.executePhrase(target_heat_source.command);
if(target = destroyed [int 0])
{
     System.powerOff;
}
else
{
      System.loop();
}

Joozey

Suggest add:
Around the world in 80 days (2004)
I wonder how this one could *not* have been on the list :P

Trailer:
Engineer J. Fairbeard, Civil Engineer
Designer of the H.M.S. Mercuria


Sir Igible

Haha, "The Clapper" reference. Lol yea, i can see how that would be considered steampunk, especially from the almost batwing webbed-like design of the flying machine in the scene close to the end. And also the asymmetrical layout of random tools and machinery in the laboratory in the opening. And the goggles the test subject was wearing when he was trying out that almost jet engine-like "jetpack." A great suggestion for the list!
public class Orders
{
      public static void main(String args[])
      {
system.SteamGigabotM4.executePhrase(launch_missile.command);
system.SteamGigabotM4.executePhrase(target_heat_source.command);
if(target = destroyed [int 0])
{
     System.powerOff;
}
else
{
      System.loop();
}

Joozey

If that is not steampunk, I don't know what is.
Engineer J. Fairbeard, Civil Engineer
Designer of the H.M.S. Mercuria


Goby

I've updated the list for the first time in ages, I added Coraline, the second Atlantis film, From Hell, Casshern and Voyagers!.

Keep suggesting movies please, this thread is alive again.  ;D

--Goby--

ClockworkMind

More steam-fantasy than steam punk really but in tune with the whole zeitgeist I think - The Fall, Labyrinth (the 86 one  - the goblins have to be the ultimate steampunkers surely?), Adventures of Baron Munchausen and Time Bandits. Of course if your allowing TV series then many of the RKO radio series like King of the Rocket Men and Flash Gordon have to be contenders...

Steαм◦¢hicк

 ;D city of ember got me into steampunk
haha thanks HBO  ;)

neon_suntan

Quote from: ClockworkMind on September 16, 2009, 05:58:06 PM
Of course if your allowing TV series then many of the RKO radio series like King of the Rocket Men.....

I used to love this when they put it on during the summer when i was a little cog back in the 1980's...

This is sooo tempting...


... yet almost as expensive as building a rocket suit... [$33.95 plus shipping???]


Tonapah Aberdeen

I submit for your consideration; "Young Sherlock Holmes" 1985
The goal of all inanimate objects is to resist man and ultimately defeat him.

Silent Theatre

Has Return to Oz been mentioned.The Wheelers look steampunky.

Capt. Dirigible

If the inclusion of airships/dirigibles etc constitute 'steampunk' may I suggest The Mummy Returns and the 1962 Irwin Allen produced 'Five Weeks In A Balloon' which not only features the aforementioned dirigible but also stars the incredibly gorgeous Barbara Eden ('Jeannie' from 'I Dream of Jeannie') but also the wonderful Peter Lorre as an arab (watch out for the scene where he pushes his fez back and accidentally exposes a line of white flesh where his dark tan make-up ends!!)

Also 'Zeppelin' (1971), 'The Hindenberg' (1975),


Films with clockwork/Mechanical contraptions should include Guillermo del Toro's vampire flick 'Cronos'
I say, Joe it's jolly frightening out here.
Nonsense dear boy, you should be more like me.
But look at you! You're shaking all over!
Shaking? You silly goose! I'm just doing the Watusi

abney park fan

can someone please give me a list of steampunk movies? i'm kind of new to to the steampunk genre and i'd really appreciate it if some gave me a list of steampunk films. thanks guys.

Josh of Vernian Process

There are multiple threads concerning this. Please use the search function. It is your friend.
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Narsil

I think there's a whole thread about this somewhere....

I'd say these are the ones that first spring to mind and are reasonably easy to get hold of.

-Howl's moving castle...in fact most Studio Gibli stuff has some steampunk element.
-Steamboy (pure unadulterated steampunk)
-Brazil
-The Prestige
-The Adventures of Baron Munchahusen
-Sleepy Hollow
-Edward Scissorhands
-Metropolis (both versions)

Probably the richest vein of pure steampunk comes from japanese anime, in the US and European film it tends to be more of a garnish than an underlying theme.






A man of eighty has outlived probably three new schools of painting, two of architecture and poetry and a hundred in dress.
Lord Byron

Goby

The first post, in the spoilers contains a list of movies that are steampunk or have steamy elements in them.

Today I've added Cronos, Labrynth (80's version) Young Sherlock Holmes and another I can't remember (sorry), but please keep suggesting them.

Seeker


  City of Lost Children...  talking brain in a tank? Brass diving suits, a circus strongman, pickpocketing orphans, a 'blind' brass camera eyed cult that steals children away to a disused oil rig to remove their dreams. And it's French.   Saw it years ago and sold my heart to Steam.

Rockula

Quote from: Seeker on October 22, 2009, 02:47:31 PM

  City of Lost Children...  talking brain in a tank? Brass diving suits, a circus strongman, pickpocketing orphans, a 'blind' brass camera eyed cult that steals children away to a disused oil rig to remove their dreams. And it's French.   Saw it years ago and sold my heart to Steam.

It's already in the list (post one in this thread). Wonderful film.

But I note that although 'The Abominable Dr. Phibes' (1971) is rightly on the list it's sequel 'Dr. Phibes Rises Again' (1972) has been omitted.
The legs have fallen off my Victorian Lady...

Rockula

A few more for possible consideration...

The Assassination Bureau  (1969)
The Blood Of Fu Manchu (1968)
The Brides Of Fu Manchu (1966)
The Call Of Cthulhu (2005)
The Castle Of Fu Manchu (1969)
Dracula (1992 – Coppola's version)
Daughter Of The Dragon (1931)
The Face Of Fu Manchu (1965)
The Four Feathers (1939)
The Further Mysteries Of Fu Manchu (1924) (British Film Serial)
The Great Race (1965)
House Of Wax (1953)
Khartoum (1966)
King Solomon's Mines (1937)
The Man Who Would Be King (1975)
The Mask Of Fu Manchu (1932)
Moulin Rouge (2001)
The Mysterious Dr. Fu Manchu (1929)
The Mystery Of Dr. Fu Man Chu (1923)  (British Film Serial)
The Return Of Dr. Fu Manchu (1930)
Those Magnificent Men In Their Flying Machines (1965)
The Vengeance Of Fu Manchu (1967)
The Wild Wild West (1965 – 1969, 1979, 1980) (TV Series)
The legs have fallen off my Victorian Lady...

Rockula

And here's every film, cinema serial, cartoon or TV series/movie I could find related to, based on, inspired by or featuring elements of Jules Verne. I'm sure I've missed some and some are in the main list already...

20,000 Laughs Under The Sea (Animated parody) (1917)
20,000 Leagues Under The Sea  (1916)
20,000 Leagues Under The Sea  (1954)
20,000 Leagues Under The Sea  (1985)
20,000 Leagues Under The Sea  (1997)
20,000 Legs Under The Sea (Animated parody) (1917)
20,000 Legs Under The Sea (Max Fleischer animated parody) (1930)
The Aerial Anarchists (1911) (Inspired by 'Robur le Conquerant')
Aerial Submarine - Piracy In Sea And In Air (1910) (Inspired by 'Robur le Conquerant')
The Airship/Hundred Years Hence (1908)
The Airship Destroyer/Aerial Torpedo (a.k.a. Battle In The Clouds) (1909) (Inspired by 'Robur le Conquerant')
The Amazing Captain Nemo (1978)
Around The World In 18 Days (Cinema serial in 12 episodes) (1922/3)
Around The World In 80 Days (1956)
Around The World In 80 Days (TV series) (1989 U.S.A./Italy/West Germany)
Around The World In 80 Days (2004)
A Trip To The Moon (1902)
Aventura Al Centro De La Tierra (1964 Mexico) (Inspired by Jules Verne & E. Rice Burroughs' 'At The Earth's Core'
Un Capitán De Quince Años (a.k.a. Un Capitaine De 15 Ans) (1971 France/Spain)
Captain Nemo And The Underwater City (1969)
Carl Laemmle Presents Jules Verne's Mightiest Melodrama Michael Strogoff (1926 Germany)
Les Cinq Cents Million De La Begum (1917 France)
La Conquete Du Pole (1911 France) (Inspired by 'Aventures du Capitaine Hatteras')
La Destinee De Jean Morenas (1916 France)
Deti Kapitana Granta (1935/6 U.S.S.R.)
Los Diablos Del Mar (a.k.a. Sea Devils) (1981 Spain)
Dos Años De vacaciones (a.k.a. Two Year Vacation) (1962 France)
Un Drame Dans Les Airs (1904 France)
Les Enfants Du Capitaine Grant (1901 France)  (No. 1 in a series "Les Films Jules Verne')
Les Enfants Du Capitaine Grant (1913/4 France)
L'Etoile Du Sud (1917 France)
L'Etoile Du Sud (a.k.a. The Southern Star) (1968 France/Great Britain)
The Fabulous World Of Jules Verne (1957 Czech)
Five Weeks In A Balloon (1962)
From The Earth To The Moon (1958)
From The Earth To The Moon (Animated) (1975)
Les Indes Noires (1917 France)
In Search Of The Castaways (1962)
Die Insel Der Verschollenen (1921 Germany) (Inspired by Verne's 'Mysterious Island' & H.G. Wells' 'Island of Doctor Moreau')
Journey To The Center Of The Earth (1959)
Jules Verne's Rocket To The Moon (1967)
Der Kurier des Zaren (a.k.a. Michel Strogoff The Czar's Courier) (1936 Germany/France)
Der Kurier des Zaren (a.k.a. Michel Strogoff / Michel Strogoff, Corriere Dello Zar / Michel Strogoff, Le Courier Du Tsar / Strogoff Zarens Kurér (1970 Italy, West Germany, France, Bulgaria)
League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen (2003)
Master Of The World (1961)
Mathias Sandorf (1920) (France)
Mathias Sandorf (a.k.a Il Grande Ribelle El Conde Sandorf (1962/3 France/Italy/Spain)
Michael Strogoff (1908)
Michael Strogoff (1910)
Michael Strogoff (1914)
Michael Strogoff (1923 France)
Miguel Strogoff, El Correo del Zar (1943 Mexico)
Michel Strogoff (1956 France/Italy/Germany/Yugoslavia)
Misterio En La Isla De Los Monstruos (a.k.a. Monster Island / Jules Verne's 'Mystery On Monster Island' / Mystery On Monster Island (1981 Spain/U.S.A.)
Mysterious Island (1929)
Mysterious Island (Cinema serial in 15 parts) (1951)
Mysterious Island (1961)
Na Komete (a.k.a. Archa Pana Servadacha / Hector Servadac's Ark / On The Comet (1969 Czech)
Ochocientas Mil Leguas Por El Amazonas (a.k.a. La Jangada) (1957/8 Mexico)
Off On A Comet (1961)
The Pirates Of 1920 (1911) (Inspired by 'Robur le Conqueran')t
Pjatnadcatilenij Kapitan (trans: Captain at 15) (1943 U.S.S.R.)
Die Reise Um Die Eerde In 80 Tagen/Die Reise Un Die Welt (1917/8 GermanyDie Reise Um Die Welt Oder Die Jagd Nach Der Hunert Pfundnote (1913 Germany) (A mixture of 'Tour de Monde en 80 Jours' and an allusion to 'Captain Nemo')
The Soldier and the Lady (a.k.a. Michael Strogoff / Adventures Of Michael Strogoff (1937)
Slomannaja Podkowa (a.k.a. Le Fer A Cheval Brise) (1972/3 U.S.S.R.) 'Based on 'Drama In The Air' & 'From The Earth To The Moon')
Strange Holiday (1970 Australia)
Tainstvennyi Ostrov (a.k.a. Mysterious Island) (1941 U.S.S.R.)
The Secret Adventures Of Jules Verne (TV series) (1999 Canada/Great Britain)
The Three Stooges Go Around The World In  Daze (1963) (Based on 'Around The World In 80 Days' with the grandsons of Phileas Fogg)
Time After Time (1979)
The Time Machine (1960)
The Time Machine (2002)
Le Triomphe De Michel Strogoff, Ou La Deuxieme Mission De Michel Strogoff (1959 France)
Ukradena Vzducholod (a.k.a. I Ragazzi Del Capitano Nemo) (1966/7 Czech/Italy) (Inspired by the universe of Verne and in general 'Two Year Vacation')
Valley Of The Dragons (a.k.a. Prehistoric Valley) (1961) (Inspired by 'Hector Servadac')
Vers Le Pole Sud (1909 France) (Inspired by 'Aventures du Capitaine Hatteras')
El Viaje Al Centro De La Tierra (a.k.a. Le Continent Fantastique) (1977 Spain)
Viaje Fantástico En Globo (a.k.a. Fantastic Balloon Voyage (1976 Mexico)
Le Voyage A Travers L'Impossible (1904 France) (Based on the Play by Verne & Adolphe d'Ennery)
Voyage Au Centre De La Terre (1908 France)
Le Voyage Dans La Lune (1902 France) (inspired by Verne's 'De La Terre A La Lune' & H.G. Wells' 'First Men In The Moon')
Le Voyage Dans La Lune (1906 France)
Voyage of the Arctic or How Captain Kettle Discovered The North Pole (a.k.a. The Trip On The Arctic (1903) (Inspired by 'Aventures Du Capitaine Hatteras')
Vynalez Zkazy (a.k.a. Fantastic World of Jules Verne (1956/7 Czech) (Based on 'Facing The Flag')
The legs have fallen off my Victorian Lady...

Nex

...my goodness, and I thought there was a lot of stuffed based on Lovecrafts work, I think that probably tops even his huge list of related films/tv shows. There are a lot of remakes in the Verne list but still.
:D

abney park fan


dnbsdizzy

Quote from: Cornelius Sagan on January 04, 2009, 03:59:58 PM
Perfect creature (2006) UK-New Zealand
HA! ya beat me to it! looove this movie!

Cpt. Kino

i wonder... could Chitty Chitty Bang Bang be classed as steampunk? because i really like Chitty
For those wondering, my name (Cpt. Kino) the captain part is because I am trying to build a true working airship (that doesn't look like a flying wanker) and am currently in the blueprint stage.