sci fi in cosmos

[Proskill]

which sci fi moves set in cosmis, with spaceships and stuff can u recommend?

i watched startrek and star wars, interstellar and some more. i like the vastness of the universe
just watched underwater and srsly thats so much terrifying to me

[Tuor]

I recomend 2 movies, but they closer to the scientifical view then to the sci-fi one. The first is Martian with Matt Damon, the second is Gravity with Sandra Bullok and George Clooney.

I have Intersteller, and i can say, i'm not a huge fan of it.

[PC2]

which sci fi moves set in cosmis, with spaceships and stuff can u recommend?

i watched startrek and star wars, interstellar and some more. i like the vastness of the universe
just watched underwater and srsly thats so much terrifying to me

There's not very many good spaceship movies TBH, if you want a spaceship story then I recommend the series Battlestar Galactica.

[merli]

Only movies? As series I could recommend "The Expanse", which was pretty good. Also I've really liked Stargate.

For movies it depends how much the spaceships need to be present. I mean movies like the following are widely different:
Alien movies, Event Horizon, Avatar, Serenity, Passengers, Oblivion, 2001: a space odyssey, Arrival, Independence Day, Enders Game.

[beanman12345]

I really like Pandorum. Great sci fi spaceship movie gem.

[Stelio Kontos]

There are few space opera-type movies.

And the ones we have are often not that great.

Jupiter Ascending (2015) and Valerian and the City of a Thousands Planets (2017) have some great visuals, but as movies are not that great. Very forgettable.

Babylon 5 has some good movies, my favorite is In The Beginning (1998), detailing the Earth-Minbari War and acting as a prequel for many important characters in the series.

You could also try out The Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) and its sequel, Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 2 (2017). it's a Marvel movie set entirely in space other than a handful of scenes.

Now, if you're open to series, there are more options, some good ones mentioned here like The Expanse. Also, Netflix's Lost in Space remake isn't bad.

[Ashnazg]

If you like lore, story, character development and epic sci-fi settings, you can't go wrong with Babylon 5 series.

Though I would recommend skipping most of Season 1 and either starting at S2 directly, or watching only choice episodes. Season 1 did not age well.

[Stelio Kontos]

If you like lore, story, character development and epic sci-fi settings, you can't go wrong with Babylon 5 series.

Though I would recommend skipping most of Season 1 and either starting at S2 directly, or watching only choice episodes. Season 1 did not age well.

Yeah, Babylon 5 is amazing. G'kar, Delenn, Sheridan, and Londo have so many amazing scenes, in addition to the rest of the cast.

[PACOX]

The Expanse and BSG weren't on your list.

[Masark]

The Expanse and BSG weren't on your list.

They asked for movies, not series.

[PACOX]

They asked for movies, not series.

Fine, Europa Report and Cloverfield 3 (don't remember its actual name).

[tlitd]

There are different types (and subtypes) of "sci fi in cosmos" films, you can't really lump them together as they address different audiences. Broadly speaking, you should at very least differentiate between "action flick in space" and "psychological mumbo-jumbo in space".

Some examples of films belonging to the first category, "action" films in a space travel/exploration setting: Alien franchise, Star Trek franchise, Event Horizon, Serenity, Europa Report, Pandorum, Passengers, Apollo 13, The Martian, Gravity. Starship Troopers, Ender's Game, Salyut 7, Life.

Some examples of films belonging to the second category, "psychological" films in a space travel/exploration: 2001: A Space Oddyssey, Silent Running, Solaris (both of them), On the Silver Globe, Sunshine, Moon, Cargo, Interstellar, Arrival, Ad Astra.

[Zuben]

Ad Astra is kind of silly, but imo also a pretty decent take on deep space travel with tech close to what we have now.

[XDurionX]

Read Stanislaw Lem. Or just watch Solaris.

[Moozart]

which sci fi moves set in cosmis, with spaceships and stuff can u recommend?

i watched startrek and star wars, interstellar and some more. i like the vastness of the universe
just watched underwater and srsly thats so much terrifying to me

Star Trek and Star Wars

[Dezerte]

I'd recommend Contact. Great movie if you like a more thriller/mystery take on Sci/Fi.

[Proskill]

I'd recommend Contact. Great movie if you like a more thriller/mystery take on Sci/Fi.

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