5 Engineers: What's your favorite geek movie?
Suzanne Deffree - May 2, 2012
In our most recent 5 Engineers post — part of this blog and our Fun Friday newsletter, where we toss out a question and invite our audience to respond with their wittiest answers — we asked: What would you do for a living if you were not an engineer?
Some great responses have been posted, many of which have to do with improving things and the world we live in (big surprise, engineers like to create better things, no matter what their line of work). Visit this page to share your own answer to that question.
So far, no one has said film maker or actor. Between that and this week’s Star Wars Day, when fans of the film will come together to celebrate all that is awesome about the series, we’ve got movies on our minds.
So here’s our question for the week: What’s your favorite geek film and why? It can be anything with a sci-fi, geek undertone — Star Wars, Back to the Future (my personal fav), Revenge of the Nerds, War Games, whatever.
Post your short answers below by May 10. We’ll pick five and feature them in the May 11, Fun Friday newsletter. Be sure to stay tuned to this blog for more 5 Engineers questions in the weeks to come.
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