Movies like Silent Running (1972)
If you're looking for some great movies that are a lot like Silent Running, here is our list of similar films:
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    1. Interstellar

    #49 most popular movie yesterday

    Interstellar's journey through space and time to find a new home for humanity aligns with the ecological themes present in Silent Running. Its focus on love, family, and sacrifice, as well as breathtaking visuals, make it a compelling story for sci-fi enthusiasts.

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    2. The Martian

    #341 most popular movie yesterday

    The story of survival of an astronaut left behind on Mars, The Martian captures a similar spirit of human ingenuity and resilience in the face of isolation that we see in Silent Running. Audiences who appreciate the mix of science fiction with a strong emotional core will find this film engaging.

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    3. 2001: A Space Odyssey

    #366 most popular movie yesterday

    A masterpiece of sci-fi by Stanley Kubrick, 2001: A Space Odyssey is a visually stunning and contemplative film that like Silent Running offers a perspective on humanity's place in the universe and our relationship with technology.

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    4. Oblivion

    #978 most popular movie yesterday

    Oblivion features a protagonist maintaining the remnants of Earth post-alien invasion, drawing a parallel to the environmental and solitary themes of Silent Running. Its sleek aesthetic and action-packed narrative provide a modern twist to the genre.

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    5. Moon

    #2,234 most popular movie yesterday

    Moon presents a solitary journey of a man working in isolation on the lunar surface, much like the isolated main character in Silent Running. The in-depth exploration of what it means to be human in a high-tech, desolate environment makes this a compelling watch for fans of thoughtful science fiction.

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    6. Solaris

    #2,456 most popular movie yesterday

    The original 1972 Solaris, directed by Andrei Tarkovsky, delves into the psychological effects of space travel and isolation. It mirrors Silent Running's atmospheric storytelling and is an existential reflection on human emotion and memories in an otherworldly setting.