Marvel's first family makes their long-awaited debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
“Everything I learned I learned from the movies.”
― Audrey Hepburn
“Everything I learned I learned from the movies.”
― Audrey Hepburn
All tagged science fiction
Marvel's first family makes their long-awaited debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
The rare sequel so good it actually improves upon its predecessor and makes good on every single promise set up in ‘Part One.’
Writer-director Gareth Edwards delivers one of the very strongest big screen sci-fi spectacles of the past decade.
New and familiar characters come together in the dinosaur-packed adventure.
This thematically ambitious and wildly entertaining action comedy is an unabashedly silly & poetically humane sci-fi classic in the making.
Quiet, contemplative sci-fi drama ponders humanity through the eyes of a machine.
The long-awaited remake is simultaneously a must-see cinematic experience ... that's also just the opening act of a sci-fi epic.
A desperate father tries to rescue his estranged sons in this sci-fi thriller mystery.
A neighborly man offers a stranger to chance to sleep with his wife - leading this sci-fi mystery on some wild twists & revelations.
Unable to return to Earth and seemingly alone on an inhospitable planet, a pioneer family struggles to survive on Mars.
A planet of men can't keep their innermost thoughts to themselves in this sci-fi dud.
This obtuse sci-fi drama ponders reality … while smoking crystals … in a homeless camp.
George Clooney tries to save the last of humanity from returning to a poisoned and devastated Earth.
While far from excellent and not quite bogus, the long-awaited sequel sprinkles some fun moments in an unnecessarily muddled journey through time, space and the afterlife.
Basic rule of movies: video game adaptations do not work. Thankfully, the creators of this noir-mystery crafted a fun adventure that will satiate the most ardent Pokémon fan - as well as the blissfully ignorant parents dragged along for the ride.
The indie science-fiction horror flick is a journey deeper and deeper into a seemingly tranquil commune’s warped nightmare.
Given the erratic and jarring nature of this adaptation, the source material must be nigh unfilmable. Cramming all the world-building, heady metaphysical themes and astrophysics simply results in a movie that, at best, feels rushed and at worst, is ham-handed and clunky.
There are films that achieve the fragile dream-like experience - then there are films that force approximations of the surreal. This sci-fi thriller is the latter.
Ideas alone do not equate to great stories. This hollow, high-concept slog is propped up by a meager peppering of intriguing conceits and supported by virtually nothing resembling storytelling.