Greatest sci-fi spaceship?

Greatest sci-fi spaceship?

  • Millenium Falcon

    Votes: 3 5.7%
  • USS Enterprise

    Votes: 11 20.8%
  • USS Voyager

    Votes: 4 7.5%
  • Death Star

    Votes: 3 5.7%
  • Serenity

    Votes: 3 5.7%
  • Battlestar Galactica

    Votes: 2 3.8%
  • TARDIS

    Votes: 3 5.7%
  • Rocinante

    Votes: 8 15.1%
  • Andromeda

    Votes: 1 1.9%
  • Other

    Votes: 15 28.3%

  • Total voters
    53
Some that are missing :
Nostramo from Alien
Sovereign from Mass Effect
Normandy SR-2 from Mass Effect.
The Event Horizon
The only one that would make sense would be The Normandy, but the others, they were once offs and not really anything great. I mean the Nostramo was just a normal cargo ship, the Event Horizon was just a ship used for a horror movie. We don't really see them doing anything great or epic.
 
The only one that would make sense would be The Normandy, but the others, they were once offs and not really anything great. I mean the Nostramo was just a normal cargo ship, the Event Horizon was just a ship used for a horror movie. We don't really see them doing anything great or epic.
Yeah, it depends on what your definition of great is. Does is mean "great" in terms of the universe they were in, or do is it mean great as in "iconic" in terms of the world of Sci-fi.

All of those ships brought something special to their franchises and are iconic, just because the Nostramo was only a towing vehicle doesn't mean that it's not an iconic Sci-fi ship.
 
The only one that would make sense would be The Normandy, but the others, they were once offs and not really anything great. I mean the Nostramo was just a normal cargo ship, the Event Horizon was just a ship used for a horror movie. We don't really see them doing anything great or epic.
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Sacrilege!
 
Yeah, it depends on what your definition of great is. Does is mean "great" in terms of the universe they were in, or do is it mean great as in "iconic" in terms of the world of Sci-fi.

All of those ships brought something special to their franchises and are iconic, just because the Nostramo was only a towing vehicle doesn't mean that it's not an iconic Sci-fi ship.
Well iconic, something where it's probably more about the ship and the crew vs it just being a "vessel" for the story to take place.
I mean Alien could take place on a shuttle ;-). Event Horizon a house, the setting is just the ship, the ship isn't a character in the story.
Like you say Mass Effect, you think of Shepard, the crew and the Normandy, you think of Star Trek you think of Kirk, crew and Enterprise. You say Alien, you think of Ripley getting out the cryo in that skimpy outfit, the cat, the droid, the alien :-) but not really the ship.
That would be an iconic ship, not just one in a story, a lot of people wouldn't even know the name of the ship in Alien, nor even in 2001, as that isn't really the focus. Nerd though...
 
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All the above
 
Well iconic, something where it's probably more about the ship and the crew vs it just being a "vessel" for the story to take place.
I mean Alien could take place on a shuttle ;-). Event Horizon a house, the setting is just the ship, the ship isn't a character in the story.
Like you say Mass Effect, you think of Shepard, the crew and the Normandy, you think of Star Trek you think of Kirk, crew and Enterprise. You say Alien, you think of Ripley getting out the cryo in that skimpy outfit, the cat, the droid, the alien :-) but not really the ship.
That would be an iconic ship, not just one in a story, a lot of people wouldn't even know the name of the ship in Alien, nor even in 2001, as that isn't really the focus. Nerd though...
Yes, lots of philistines out there.... ;)
 
It is, the story isn't about the ship, it's Ripley and the alien really.
The ship, in all it's grimy, lived in detail is as much a character in the movie as any of the other characters, same with the Event Horizon.
 
The ship, in all it's grimy, lived in detail is as much a character in the movie as any of the other characters, same with the Event Horizon.
Nah not really, I mean just look at the better sequel ;-). The setting isn't really as important it's just the ship. As I said in the other post for us nerds we know the name of the ship and Weyland and and :-P. But general people, hey that is some old ship oh my don't kill the cat :-P. Event Horizon could just be a ship in Ghost Ship, it's there for the story to progress.
I think iconic means when the ship basically is a character in the movie,series,game,book :-) as you would know it just by looking at it.
 
Nah not really, I mean just look at the better sequel ;-). The setting isn't really as important it's just the ship. As I said in the other post for us nerds we know the name of the ship and Weyland and and :-P. But general people, hey that is some old ship oh my don't kill the cat :-P. Event Horizon could just be a ship in Ghost Ship, it's there for the story to progress.
I think iconic means when the ship basically is a character in the movie,series,game,book :-) as you would know it just by looking at it.
I think we will have to agree to disagree as the above arguments could literally be applied to any ship in this thread.
 
I think we will have to agree to disagree as the above arguments could literally be applied to any ship in this thread.
That is the difference between iconic and just a ship. Though Andromeda being on there? I mean how many people would even remember Romy? It's like having Lexx or Moya on it.
 
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It has sub-light engines and a hyperdrive.

It basically is a carrier for Star Destroyers, in addition to super laser capabilities.

So yes, it is a spaceship.
And space stations are traditionally stationary, that is, in orbit around a moon or planet so it definitely doesn't fit that definition.
 
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