It has some good issues; ie why people don't question their way of life outside of their own social ignorance, what society is like without the direction of a leader or government and the dystopic nature of "utopia." The special effects are first rate for 1976, and the acting isn't bad, although it's no better than B-grade. But I ultimately thought something was missing, even though there were some moments that were utterly hypnotic or captivating.

Classic Sci-fi.

I love how creative it gets to show some nudity. Bad effects, bad acting, bad pacing. But it's trippy as hell, so potheads might enjoy it a lot.

Cheesy as all hell, but somehow watchable.

I had fun while watching this, but couldn't help feeling disappointed at the lost potential. I would have liked to know more about Logan's world - maybe some history as to how this dystopic society came about. The colour-coded ages are seemingly important but aren't very well explained at all. Instead, there's far too much emphasis on what happens after Logan goes "outside" which isn't very interesting because, well, I already know what outside looks like.

Buoyed by some surprisingly fresh visuals (Carousel & the brothel in particular)& a fantastic Goldsmith score (alternately creepy & thrilling) the film manages2 pull itself out from a matrix of Brave New World concepts, 1 too many glossed-over ideas & some elements of badly aged 70's sci-fi cheese2 spin its own particular brand of dystopia. The script takes the assinine 60's motto "trust no one over 30" 2 its logical extreme & also delivers some nicely subversive metaphors on authority& religion

Interesting post-apocalypic/post-scarcity techno-totalitarian movie. Enjoyable, but weird and VERY 70's.

I love the idea and some things work, but it somehow manages to be boring . . . VERY BORING! The entire movie has grade B feel to it, with fairly bad acting and now outdated effects. Can't wait to see this one redone.

Often awful special effects, but a good story and overall well paced. I'd actually welcome a remake with proper effects. Peter Ustinov steals the movie once he appears, though. Check out all the nudity despite it being PG!

Never trust anyone over 30? In this dark future, there ARE no adults over 30. Above average sci-fi.

Story is silly, SFX are cheesy and music is painful. That goofy robot-thingy is comedy gold though.

ok the costumes are "bizarre", the acting is quiet poor, and the setting and effects ( especially the robot *lol* ) are really bad. But, and that´s the most important point logan´s run make a lot of fun. The idea is very interesting and compared to today´s scifi bullshit ( without heart and any new idea ) i´d prefer movie´s like this one with a lot of charme.

Stupid and cheesy, but worth a look, even if just to gain respect for what Lucas did a year later.

Once I got past the dated look and got into the second half I could finally enjoy it. Yes a little slow, but it's one of those films that gets better the more times you see it.

"The sexiest movie ever made" - Ross ("Friends").

As such a big sci-fi fan I have a real soft spot for "Logan's Run". It sqanders some of its early potential, but all in all executes its solid concept well.

Starts off well, creating a future world with broad but effective strokes and some solid characters. Then about half way through it takes a turn that feels underdeveloped and from there on out it merely coasts along to a predictable and somewhat ineffective conclusion. Despite being a little cheesy, it's mostly fun and even that second half has some really good moments, even if they feel a little disjointed, it just feels like it could have been better.

The Nolan-Johnson novel (about a hedonistic futuristic world where everyone must die at age 21) gets the glossy studio treatment here. The first half of this movie isn't bad but then things start to get silly, with a cat fight for Jenny and Farrah, Browne as a robot who looks like he's covered in Reynolds Wrap, and Ustinov babbling on and on as if he's ad-libbing until somebody locates his copy of the script. Watchable, but the Oscar-winning special FX seem pretty mediocre these days

"Fish! And plankton! And sea greens! And protein from the sea!"

Above average fun though horribly dated. Logan's reasons for running change about a dozen times through the course of the movie and what the hell was that robot in the ice?! Ice-Robot? Who ever heard of anything like that? I do love the old man and all his cats and it's a fun movie to watch as long as you don't mind Michael York's continued attempts to try to ruin the movie and the awful special effects. I should really give this a lower score...

Apparently the future looks like DisneyLand's Tomorrow Land. I wish.

Shoddy.

ger; [Logan's Run]; in einer zukünftigen gesellschaft darf keiner das alter von 30 überschreiten.;

This was the first time I had seen this movie. I found the special effects were extremely dated and the whole story line very silly. I did like Michael York and Jenny Agutter in the lead roles.