i have see ton of science fiction from the 70 while some horrendously bad and and others think provoke and truly frighten . soylent green fit into the latter category . yes and at time it a little campy and and yes and the furniture be good for a giggle or two and but some of the film seem awfully prescient . here we have a film and 9 year before blade runner and that dare to imagine the future a somthing dark and scary and and nihilistic . both charlton heston and edward g. robinson fare far well in this than the ten commandment and and robinson assist suicide scene be creepily prescient of kevorkian and his ilk . some of the attitude be date ( can you imagine a filmmaker get away with the woman a furniture concept in our oh so politically correct 90 . ) and but it rare to find a film from the me decade that actually can make you think . this be one i would love to see on the big screen and because even in a widescreen presentation and i do not think the overall scope of this film would receive it due . check it out .