[Movies] Looking for a good Sci/Fi film to watch tonight

[Deleted]

Don't know why nobody mentioned Minority Report its considered a sci-fi neo-noir, it's really good and quite deep for a movie Tom Cruise is the playing the main character.I Robot is also a cool sci-fi action film inspired by Isaac Asimov's work.

[Mikzor]

Scifi/post-apocalyptic movies!
Start browsing and enjoy
(just started a "project" of watching every single movie on that list that i havent seen)

[Doriath]

Didnt enjoy the original star wars but like The matrix series,district 9 and the crappy remake for the day the earth stood still?How can you like the bad ones and no love the ground breaking movies that defined the genre?

[Deleted]

I can't believe noone has mentioned any of the Trek-movies. I'm gonna go ahead and assume that you've watched Star Trek (2009), which is a decent movie, although closer to some Michael Bay movie than the older ones.

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan - A real sci-fi classic. In my personal opinion a lot of it's greatness simply comes from, the not-so-impressive feat of, being better than Star Trek: The Motion Picture. But it's an okay movie and in my opinion something every sci-fi buff should see.
Star Trek IV: The Journey Home - A lot more comedic and lighthearted than any of the other Trek-films, but surprisingly enjoyable.
Star Trek (VIII): First Contact - Widely viewed as the best of the Picard-films, and by alot of people viewed as the best Star Trek film. Lots of background for the non-trekkies, but combined with a good script, good CGI, some action and a great soundtrack.

Besides the Trek-films I'd like to recommend:
The Man From Earth - Extremely simple, yet interesting movie.
Blade Runner - So many people already mentioned this one, so no need for me to say anything.
Dune - Same as Blade Runner.

That's just the few I came to think of while browsing this thread.

[Skizzit]

Scifi/post-apocalyptic movies!
Start browsing and enjoy
(just started a "project" of watching every single movie on that list that i havent seen)

There are some really terrible movies on that list. I mean Ghosts of Mars? Might be the worst movie I have ever seen. And that terrible Godzilla movie. There are however some great, lesser known movies like A Boy and his Dog (one of the best post apocalyptic movies ever) and Daywatch/Nightwatch. I think I have seen just about everything on that list as well, cept for the two Russian movies Inhabited Island and its follow up. Going to have to hunt those down.

I can't believe noone has mentioned any of the Trek-movies. I'm gonna go ahead and assume that you've watched Star Trek (2009), which is a decent movie, although closer to some Michael Bay movie than the older ones.

Maybe because the 2nd thing on his list is "every single Star Trek movie"

[Geomatician]

Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy

[Sofii]

Event Horizon.

[Geomatician]

Event Horizon.

Event Horizon

Someone was always going to say it before you if there was 4 pages about sci-fi films

[Poshadin]

didnt read to see if it's been posted yet but Pandorium is a good sci fi

[vian]

If you don't mind animated movies, I'd recomend Titan A.E.

[Sofii]

Someone was always going to say it before you if there was 4 pages about sci-fi films

I was just restating it, for those who missed it.

[parrademun]

Really, 4 pages and no one mentioned Fifth Element?

[Deleted]

Watch Tron, the original. Try to look at it from a perspective of a future watcher looking back at those times and it's mentality.
Then watch Tron 2.

I did that, I bought both Tron and Tron 2 on iTunes, and ive never seen the first before, I enjoyed the first Tron tbh :P

[Kyira]

Really, 4 pages and no one mentioned Fifth Element?

I did on page 2 but the movie is worthy of having a free bump