Vinyl

[Rev. Rye]

To be fair, ACO still managed to get it pretty close to the modern world, if only because there's actually so few futuristic trappings in it (a product of a small, but judiciously used, budget, I suppose) compared to damn near every other Sci-Fi film of the era. The most futuristic part of the movie's millieu is the fashion; but there's very little futuristic technology, and the exteriors appear to have been changed very little from what was actually around in 1971, with all the Brutalist architecture. Hell, a lot of the locations still look very similar today.