When I saw the movie I always felt that they DID find Sanctuary. It was the freedom of the outside world - far from the computer run City.

I know Logan said," There is noo sanctuary", but I always felt he didn't really know what santuary meant.

Any thoughts? :)

In movie terms, I don't think they ever found Sanctuary (in the real sense). I had always agreed with Logan's point of view that a 'real' Sanctuary didn't exist.

I was always of the mindset that Sanctuary is more of a 'belief' or an 'idea' rather than a real place (regarding the movie version of Logan's Run).

In the book; however - as I know you know MaryMary5 - Sanctuary is a real place (although I won't spoil it here if there are any LR book newbies around).

I think I like the LR TV version of Sanctuary - that it can be a real place - it's just what you personally view as your own Sanctuary (as briefly explained by Matthew12 in my personal favorite episode "The Judas Goat"). I think Sanctuary means something different to other people. And when they do indeed find it, it'll be there OWN personal Sanctuary.

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Never found it in the movie as it does not exist. Logan figures this one out while Jessica has a tough time. There really isn't much Outside. That's a flaw of the movie, one of many.

The book, that's another story, as Sanctuary does indeed exist.

As far as tv series ... it died to soon to tell.

I don't think its that important that Sanctuary does'nt exist as a physical place. Rather the idea of a place free of prosecution, were people can live and grow old is what I believe it most important. I believe the movie conveys this message very well. Logan and Jessica did in fact reach Sanctuary, it just was'nt what what they had envisioned. ...and as a side note Logan's Run has NO flaws. It is one of only a handful of films in the entire history of Cinima that I consider to be absolutly perfect. :popcorn: