The Pursuit of Happyness [2006]
For some, The Pursuit of Happyness is a haunting criticism of our society, and for others, a feel-good movie. Find out which one are you.
Rating 10
Galaxy Quest [1999]
Honoring Star Trek in a very intelligent, hilarious, and respectable way, Galaxy Quest is a must-see for any science fiction fan.
The Road [2009]
Depressingly realistic, visually striking, and featuring a compelling story, The Road is a post-apocalyptic masterpiece well worth your time.
Banlieue 13 AKA District 13 [2004]
Exciting, stylish, and original, Banlieue 13 AKA District 13 is a French action movie full of stunning parkour stunts and shootouts.
Moon [2009]
Beautifully immersive, Moon is one of my favorite science fiction movies offering a healthy dose of space escapism and a stellar story.
A Boy and His Dog [1975]
Authentic, nasty, and visually impressive, A Boy and His Dog is a different type of post-apocalyptic movie that you simply must check out.
My Year Without Sex [2009]
With a disarmingly lighthearted approach, My Year Without Sex deals with important issues as we follow an ordinary family in Australia.
Requiem for a Dream [2000]
Despite its breakneck pacing Requiem For a Dream is a fascinating examination of not just addiction but our society as a whole.
From Dusk Till Dawn [1996]
Gloriously violent, entertaining, and just freaking cool, From Dusk Till Dawn is an instant cult classic always worth another watch.
District 9 [2009]
Gloriously refreshing, creative, and visually impressive, District 9 is a thought-provoking alien invasion movie like no other.
Se7en [1995]
Brooding, intense, and visceral, Se7en is probably the best serial killer movie ever made that will pull you into its living nightmare.
The Young Poisoner’s Handbook [1995]
Macabre and surprisingly upbeat, The Young Poisoner’s Handbook is a black humor masterpiece based on true events that are not funny at all.