Movie about afterlife I think? Large towers with clothing and food? The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are In Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern) Latest Blog Post: Highlights from 2019 – 1st Quarter Favorite questions and answers from first quarter of 201940-yr-old SFF Novel: planet only half visible, metal doesn't work in one halfFantasy (I think) about afterlife where you live your life backwards after dying?Story about people bonded to “Grateful Dead” type bearsDystopian novel from the late 80s: Michael and a girl living underground, escape to the surfaceMedium-Old YA Sci-Fi TV SeriesOld SF novel, set on a military ship, one character can't order spaghetti and meatballs because of sudden mid-voyage rationing?An old juvenile novel about a small group walking across the frozen Atlantic Ocean?1970s TV show where children ruleBook of 4 short stories, one about an afterlife, title begins with 'L'Animated film or TV episode from the 80's or earlier?
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Movie about afterlife I think? Large towers with clothing and food?
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I saw this movie (tv show?) a long time ago, so I apologise for the lack of details. All I remember is a larger number of people waking up in water and making it to the shore, I wanna say they died and are waking up in an afterlife, but again the details are hazy. I remember there were these large towers near the shore the people got food and clothing from. I was young, so I'm thinking it came out before 2004? That's all I remember, any ideas? live action, not animated.
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I saw this movie (tv show?) a long time ago, so I apologise for the lack of details. All I remember is a larger number of people waking up in water and making it to the shore, I wanna say they died and are waking up in an afterlife, but again the details are hazy. I remember there were these large towers near the shore the people got food and clothing from. I was young, so I'm thinking it came out before 2004? That's all I remember, any ideas? live action, not animated.
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Sounds like Philip Jose Farmer's Riverworld books. There have been, I believe,
two movies (2003 and 2010) so perhaps it's the earlier one Riverworld (2003).
The premise is interesting, in that any characters from history
may show up to drive a subplot.
The first book, To Your Scattered Bodies Go might be of interest, too.
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Sounds like Philip Jose Farmer's Riverworld books. There have been, I believe,
two movies (2003 and 2010) so perhaps it's the earlier one Riverworld (2003).
The premise is interesting, in that any characters from history
may show up to drive a subplot.
The first book, To Your Scattered Bodies Go might be of interest, too.
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Sounds like Philip Jose Farmer's Riverworld books. There have been, I believe,
two movies (2003 and 2010) so perhaps it's the earlier one Riverworld (2003).
The premise is interesting, in that any characters from history
may show up to drive a subplot.
The first book, To Your Scattered Bodies Go might be of interest, too.
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Sounds like Philip Jose Farmer's Riverworld books. There have been, I believe,
two movies (2003 and 2010) so perhaps it's the earlier one Riverworld (2003).
The premise is interesting, in that any characters from history
may show up to drive a subplot.
The first book, To Your Scattered Bodies Go might be of interest, too.
answered 42 mins ago
Whit3rdWhit3rd
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Sounds like Philip Jose Farmer's Riverworld books. There have been, I believe,
two movies (2003 and 2010) so perhaps it's the earlier one Riverworld (2003).
The premise is interesting, in that any characters from history
may show up to drive a subplot.
The first book, To Your Scattered Bodies Go might be of interest, too.
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