Simply the greatest and most influential of all Science Fiction movies! loved it since i rented the original and director's cut when i was 13 back in 1995.

Best Star Trek movie ever! 'nuff said.

Kickass remake/reimagining of 1951's The Thing from Another World (Which was very good) but this one is far better and more true to the original story that inspired this masterpiece of horror and Sci-fi from John Carpenter.

A new Sci-fi/fantasy classic! James Cameron used comic books, old western stories and more from his imagination of bringing a thrilling, powerful and unique Science Fiction/fantasy/action drama to the big screen. Bravo Mr. Cameron.

Timeless Silent classic from Fritz Lang, what is there to say about this movie? just imaginative surreal settings, a good story and influential all the time.

The one that started it all! Techno-noir, cyberpunk and time traveling all rolled into one masterpiece from James Cameron.

2001 in the ocean, another solid work of pure brilliance from James Cameron.

Another excellent work of Sci-fi animated art from Japan, from the producers of Akira comes this intelligent, action packed and unique Sci-fi movie.

An awesome trilogy of Science Fiction movies with memorable humor and moments, Michael J. Fox was a star big time with these movies.

Not as great as Alan Moore's masterful graphic novel but still a smart and thrilling futuristic movie about society gone wrong.

A rare remake that can be superior to the original movie even though the original was a cheesefeast but fun. The remake however by David Cronenberg is pure poetry done in gruesome fashion and has a powerful ending.

Horrifying, disturbing but unique Science Fiction horror movie from master filmmaker of Canada David Cronenberg. James Woods does a memorable role.

Beautiful work of art from Spielberg! perhaps the best movie about alien peace since The Day The Earth Stood Still.

Terry Gilliam's greatest hit! imaginative and dark Science Fiction fantasy comedy hits the spot with 1984 and Blade Runner meets Time Bandits.

The remake was enjoyable but this is a classic work of Science Fiction for everyone.

Powerful and haunting vision of a corrupted future.

Orwell and Blade Runner combined in one smart Sci-fi package about discrimination and defining what it is being human.

Surreal steampunk Science Fiction and fantasy with a pitch of dark comedy. Jean Pierre Jeunet and Marc Caro made something unique and special. Not for all tastes though. It helped influenced Bio-Shock.

Underrated Spielberg Sci-fi movie based on the works of Philip K. Dick and it could be seen as a semi-follow up to Blade Runner.

Sexy, gory and fun animated anthology of Science Fiction, horror and fantasy tales with the voices of John Candy, Harold Ramis, Eugene Levy and Roger Bumpass. Hot beautiful animated women abound, gore, sex, drugs and just flat out fun.