@mariojacobs​ 

Hi there. To make it more interesting and specific, I changed the title and the intro of the subject. I just want so concentrate on materials and substances/essences.

@mariojacobs​ 

Mario, is this used in a movie? If it is, please give me the link.

@Breumaster​ 

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/cavorite

@Breumaster​ 

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0058100/

First Men in the Moon

@mariojacobs​ 

Thank you again, Mario. I must admit that I didn't watch this movie. Which image of the movie would you pick? I don't want to pick the wrong one. I'd take your description for the option.

Is that image proper for it?

@Breumaster​ 

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0058100/mediaviewer/rm20067072?ref_=ttmi_mi_all_sf_116

@mariojacobs​ 

Thank you. I've changed it.

@Breumaster​ ,

For your consideration:

The Absent Minded Professor

Flubber

Plot: A college professor invents an anti-gravity substance which a corrupt businessman wants for himself. (FYI: Flubber is the name of the substance.)

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0054594/mediaviewer/rm2456317440?ref_=ttmi_mi_all_sf_99

There is also a Robin Williams remake of this film.

@Breumaster​ ,

FYI:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flubber_(material)

Flubber (named from the film The Absent-Minded Professor), Glorp, Glurch, or Slime is a rubbery polymer formed by cross-linking of polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) with a boron compound. ...

... Flubber is a non-Newtonian fluid that flows under low stress, but breaks under higher stresses and pressures. This combination of fluid-like and solid-like properties makes it a Maxwell fluid. Its behavior can also be described as being viscoplastic or gelatinous.

The Flubber described in the Wikipedia article is not the same as the Flubber featured in the film.

@dan_dassow​ 

Thank you, Dan. Flubber is now on the list. I wonder if I should also take the Robin William's Flubber movie on the list.

@Breumaster​ ,

Your list is focused on the fictional materials and chemicals. I recommend that you include Flubber only once in your list, but mention the three films that include the substance:

That way you could use the image that best communicates the anti-gravity property of Flubber.

@dan_dassow​ 

Added the Informations. Thank you, Dan.

@Jessica​ 

Thank you, Jessica. Corrected.

@Breumaster​ 

Thanks. You missed one in #10: a piece of

@Jessica​ 

I still wonder why I wrote "peace". Can't remember. It must have been the auto-correction, somehow. I corrected the "peace". Now there is piece. ;D

@Tsarstepan​ 

Thank you for pointing out, Tsar. I assure you I didn't want to copy your idea. Maybe I used the wrong keywords for the re-search in the sprinklr-forum. I'm glad that there are also some other materials on my list. I'm also glad that the title and the question are different from your's. Do you want me to put some of your's on this list?

I don't mind at all. That's not why I posted that link. It's an old poll with no current discussion thread (as it was the previous poll generation).

@Tsarstepan​ 

Love your input! :D

I've put four of the examples of your list onto my list. Many of them wouldn't fit, because I'm searching for reality-movie's examples and most of your list are animated and many are series. But I still found four that fit this list very good. Thank you, Tsar.

@ACT_1​ 

Thank you, ACT_1. It's an interesting side-fact.

@Breumaster​ is this ready or will you add more options from Tsar's list?

@Pencho15​ 

I guess I'll do for some of them.

@Pencho15​ 

Than you for asking. I've put four examples of Tsar's list to mine, because they fit very good.

If there are no further suggestions or corrections, I's say it's ready to go!

P.S.: Changed the question to:

Which idea of fictive materials or chemicals is the most fascinating?

... For making it more intersting.

P.P.S.: Finally changed the positions of the options to make it look better.

Also described Beryilluim aka Beryllium a little more.

Also modified #10 (The Blob) ... "big growing slime wave" --> "huge expanding slime wave"

Added "The bright green serum of Dr. West, wich revives body parts."

Added the hyper-intelligence drug of the movie 'Lucy'

added "The Spice of Dune"

@Jessica​ 

Thank you, Jessica. Corrected.

@dan_dassow​ 

Thank you, Dan! Thank you, Buddies! :D