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'''''Soylent Green''''' is a 1973 [[science fiction]] [[dystopian]]-[[survivalist fiction]] [[movie]] starring [[Charlton Heston]], [[Edward G. Robinson]], Dick Van Patten, [[Chuck Connors]], and [[Joseph Cotten]]. It was directed by Richard Fleischer.

'''''Soylent Green''''' is a 1973 [[science fiction]] [[dystopian]]-[[survivalist fiction]] [[movie]] starring [[Charlton Heston]], [[Edward G. Robinson]], Dick Van Patten, [[Chuck Connors]], and [[Joseph Cotten]]. It was directed by Richard Fleischer.

It has become a cult-[[classic]] [[Post Apocalyptic World]] [[dystopian]] [[survivalist]] [[fiction]] work. An [[Amazon.com]] reviewer describes it as<ref>https://www.amazon.com/Soylent-Green-Charlton-Heston/dp/B0016I0AJG Accessed December 18, 2014</ref>, {{cquote|"In the year 2022, the greenhouse effect has poisoned the Earth. The world is grossly overpopulated and there are practically no natural food sources left. Vendors in the street markets sell Soylent Red and Soylent yellow (made from soybeans), but the Government controls and hands out rations of Soylent Green on Tuesdays. Supposedly made from high-energy plankton, Soylent Green is often in short supply for the high demand. People stand in food lines all day waiting for water and processed foodstuffs. Real food is unheard of.

It has become a cult-[[classic]] [[Post Apocalyptic World]] [[dystopian]] [[survivalist]] [[fiction]] work. An [[Amazon.com]] reviewer describes it as<ref>https://www.amazon.com/Soylent-Green-Charlton-Heston/dp/B0016I0AJG Accessed December 18, 2014</ref>, {{cquote|In the year 2022, the greenhouse effect has poisoned the Earth. The world is grossly overpopulated and there are practically no natural food sources left. Vendors in the street markets sell Soylent Red and Soylent yellow (made from soybeans), but the Government controls and hands out rations of Soylent Green on Tuesdays. Supposedly made from high-energy plankton, Soylent Green is often in short supply for the high demand. People stand in food lines all day waiting for water and processed foodstuffs. Real food is unheard of.

Detective Robert Thorn (Charlton Heston) lives in a tiny, seedy apartment with his "book", Sol Roth (Edward G. Robinson). A "book" is like an assistant, picking and assigning cases and performing research. To reach the streets, he must step over the dozens of homeless bodies camped out on the stairs of the apartment. Sol assigns Thorn the homicide case of William R. Simonson (Joseph Cotton). Simonson lives in a posh apartment complex complete with "furniture", which includes a woman. His "furniture's" name is Shirl. Shirl and Simonson's bodyguard Tab Fielding (Chuck Conners) were out shopping when the murder occurred inside the apartment.  

Detective Robert Thorn (Charlton Heston) lives in a tiny, seedy apartment with his "book", Sol Roth (Edward G. Robinson). A "book" is like an assistant, picking and assigning cases and performing research. To reach the streets, he must step over the dozens of homeless bodies camped out on the stairs of the apartment. Sol assigns Thorn the homicide case of William R. Simonson (Joseph Cotton). Simonson lives in a posh apartment complex complete with "furniture", which includes a woman. His "furniture's" name is Shirl. Shirl and Simonson's bodyguard Tab Fielding (Chuck Conners) were out shopping when the murder occurred inside the apartment.