- Title: Silent Running
- Original Title: Silent Running
- Release Date: 09/03/1972
- Tagline: Amazing companions on an incredible adventure... that journeys beyond imagination!
- Budget: $1,000,000.00
- Duration:89 Min / 01:29
- Country:US
- Genre:AdventureScience Fiction
About Film
After the entire flora goes extinct, ecologist Lowell maintains a greenhouse aboard a space station for the future with his android companions. However, he rebels after being ordered to destroy the greenhouse in favor of carrying cargo, a decision that puts him at odds with everyone but his mechanical companions.
Movie Rating: 6.4
Total Votes: 590
Reviews

DanDare
5/10
Silent Running features another unhinged performance from Bruce Dern. He plays Freeman Lowell, a scientists aboard a spaceship looking after the only remaining examples of Earth's plant life as it heads off to Saturn.
Lowell has become attached to the eco-system in the spaceship and less with his crew mates who he kills when they receive...

DanDare
5/10
Silent Running features another unhinged performance from Bruce Dern. He plays Freeman Lowell, a scientists aboard a spaceship looking after the only remaining examples of Earth's plant life as it heads off to Saturn.
Lowell has become attached to the eco-system in the spaceship and less with his crew mates who he kills when they receive...

drystyx
7/10
This was a thoughtful sci-fi story.
Bruce Dern appears as a bit of a deranged scientist in what may be his most likable role ever, which says a lot about the roles he has played.
He is a caring scientist, except he kills all his companions in a spacecraft. Well, can he still be likable?
He has a motivation for doing this which is more than...

Geronimo1967
5/10
A botanist (Bruce Dern) on a deep space mission tries to stop the corporate machine from destroying his small "forest" aboard his inter-planetary freighter. When his shipmates decide to implement the order he takes matters into his own hands. It is vaguely portentous of events yet to come - and has a poignancy about not knowing what you've lost...