The Adam Project [2022]
Ripping off every possible science-fiction movie in existence, The Adam Project offers brainless entertainment with a few redeeming values.
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What Happened to Monday [2017]
Toying with familiar futuristic concepts, What Happened to Monday will appeal the most to people who’re not fans of science fiction.
Predestination [2014]
Featuring a thought-provoking and engaging story, Predestination is an intelligent time travel movie not only for fans of hard science fiction.
Revolt [2017]
Visually impressive, Revolt is a competently done albeit formulaic alien invasion movie elevated by ethereal Lee Pace and exotic African sets.
Don’t Look Up [2021]
Despite its awesome cast and general idea, Don’t Look Up is only a mildly entertaining and satirical take on just how fucked our society is.
Mosquito [1995]
Cheesy, unpretentious, and with effective practical effects, Mosquito is a fun little B movie about, you guessed it, an invasion of giant mosquitos.
Life [2017]
Featuring a believable and frightening story with Lovecraftian motives, Life is a visually impressive homage to Alien you must check out.
Eight Legged Freaks [2002]
Fast-paced, funny, and entertaining, Eight Legged Freaks knows it’s a by-the-book creature feature with solid special effects and is loving it.
RoboCop [2014]
Featuring sleek visuals, RoboCop 2014 is forgettable but entertaining enough vision of our bleak future updated to current trends.
Dune [2021]
After several years of waiting, I finally saw Dune 2021 last night and it fucking blew me away! It was
Finch [2021]
I think I’ve started this review of the latest Tom Hanks science fiction movie Finch at least a dozen times.
Automata [2014]
Exploring a familiar theme of robots and humans, Automata offers a very immersive post-apocalyptic atmosphere and great visuals.