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Unforgettable scenes, like the chestburster from Alien or the bike slide from Akira, have become emblematic moments from ...

Though monochromatic, these classics have struck a chord with many by capturing the magic, essence, and imagination of the sci-fi genre.

The Jurassic Park films have served as cultural trendsetters in the sci-fi ... Jurassic Park movies in order. Synopsis: John Hammond (Attenborough), a powerful billionaire who creates a dinosaur theme ...

There aren’t as many great sci-fi kids movies as there were in the 1980s, when every studio was trying to produce their own “E.T.” clone. One of the best went largely unnoticed.

Total Recall remains a foundational part of modern sci-fi and action movies. Total Recall stars Arnold Schwarzenegger, Rachel Ricotin, Sharon Stone, Ronny Cox, Michael Ironside, and many others.

From classics like David Lynch's "Dune" to modern highlights like "Godzilla Minus One," these are the best sci-fi movies on Netflix right now.

Netflix’s sci-fi page is light on new movies in June. Due to the lack of new entries, our recommendations are movies that have been on the streamer for months. One of our picks is Dune, the ...

1) 9 (2009) 9 is the only animated film here, but it has themes any Hunger Games fan would appreciate as it’s a post-apocalyptic sci-fi film with obvious dystopian elements.

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With Superman on its way, we take a look at director James Gunn's incredible slate of sci-fi movies to date. James Gunn's Superman is coming to theaters on July 11, ushering in the esteemed ...

Pixar's sci-fi adventure may technically be 'original' but it borrows a lot from classic sci-fi kids films The post 11 Great Sci-Fi Movies for Kids to Watch After ‘Elio’ appeared first on TheWrap.