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25. Timecrimes
Timecrimes is a clever time travel thriller that keeps you hooked with its surprising twists and a complex yet easy-to-follow plot. Hector’s gripping journey, brought to life by a small, talented cast, makes this smart sci-fi gem a must-see for any fan of the genre. | © Karbo Vantas Entertainment
24. Her
Her isn’t a conventional love story, it's a thoughtful exploration of the complexities and inevitable challenges of human connection. The film delves into the painful realities of relationships, revealing that even deep love can lead to vulnerability and heartache. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
23. I Origins
I Origins delivers a breathtaking love story that cleverly explores the enduring tension between science and religion through stunning visuals and beautifully chosen locations. Michael Pitt leads a wonderfully cast ensemble in a mesmerizing journey that leaves you with goosebumps and a lingering sense of mystery. | © Searchlight Pictures
22. Under the Skin
Under the Skin is an atmospheric film that slowly draws you into its world of isolation and quiet terror, featuring a mesmerizing performance by Scarlett Johansson. With minimal dialogue and striking visuals, the movie challenges you to fill in its mysterious gaps. | © A24
21. Coherence
Coherence is a clever sci-fi thriller that uses improvised dialogue and inventive storytelling to create a continuous, eerie narrative. With its talented ensemble and intimate, single-room setting, this slow-burning psychological film proves that a great concept and creativity can outshine even the biggest productions. | © Oscilloscope Pictures
20. Ex Machina
Ex Machina is an allegorical thriller that explores AI, manipulation, and power through a clever plot and consistent internal logic. It challenges viewers to think deeply about surveillance and data collection, offering philosophical insights rather than flashy action. | © A24
19. Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves
Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves delivers a fun, self-aware fantasy adventure filled with witty humor, inventive magic, and action scenes. Even if you're not familiar with the source material, its entertaining story and continuous narrative pay-offs ensure a lively and enjoyable cinematic experience. | © Paramount Pictures
18. Everything Everywhere All at Once
Everything Everywhere All at Once is a wild, heartfelt multiverse adventure that reminds us to be kind, even when life seems confusing. With powerful performances from Michelle Yeoh, Stephanie Hsu, and Jamie Lee Curtis, it mixes fast-paced action with touching moments and clever nods to life’s many possibilities. | © A24
17. Dune: Part Two
Dune: Part Two is a masterpiece that embodies exactly what Hollywood needs: an uncompromised artistic vision delivering beauty, tragedy, and non-stop intrigue. Directed by Denis Villeneuve, it’s an unforgettable IMAX experience that transports you into a mesmerizing futuristic saga. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
16. Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire
Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire delivers exhilarating, well-executed action with stunning VFX that make every battle between the titans a visual feast. While the human characters take a backseat and the story may feel familiar, the movie is a perfect two-hour escape for those who just want to have fun. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
15. The Beast
The Beast is a daring French film that jumps between 1910, 2014, and 2044, blending period drama, thriller, and futuristic sci-fi with bold visuals. Inspired by Henry James’ novella, it explores how fear and fate shape our lives, creating a haunting story about love and loneliness. | © Janus Films
14. Mars Express
Mars Express showcases beautifully fluid 2D animation and a futuristic vibe, enhanced by a purposeful dialogue that keeps the pacing light and engaging. Despite its visual charm and clever moments, the film's characters lack memorability, and the ending falls short of delivering a deeper impact. Still worth a watch. | © Gebeka Films
13. Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga
A Mad Max Saga stands on its own as a gripping prequel that deepens the world of Fury Road with complete storytelling and memorable new characters. Alyla Brown, Anya Taylor-Joy, and an unhinged Chris Hemsworth deliver epic action and striking visuals, even if some CGI moments fall short. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
12. M3GAN
M3GAN delivers a fun experience with a well-paced story that exceeds expectations through clever, unexpected moments. Even if the plot is predictable, the film remains memorable and enjoyable, inviting repeat viewings every time it comes on. | © Universal Pictures
11. Rebel Moon
Rebel Moon deepens character backgrounds and delivers a coherent narrative that fully immerses you in an expansive universe. Bold world-building and stunning visuals create an epic, imaginative sci-fi adventure that stands out for its engaging storytelling. | © Netflix
10. Mickey 17
Mickey 17 explores a future where desperate colonization makes volunteers expendable duplicates, and one man uncovers that aliens could be the heroes. Directed by Bong Joon-Ho and featuring a standout performance by Robert Pattinson, this smart sci-fi adventure blends clever political critiques with top-tier storytelling. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
9. Asteroid City
Asteroid City perfectly embodies Wes Anderson's unique style, it's self-aware, gorgeously crafted, and tinged with bittersweet emotion. The film's rhythm skillfully alternates between reflective, heartfelt moments and sudden bursts of humor, keeping you delightfully on your toes. | © Focus Features
8. Alita: Battle Angel
Alita: Battle Angel brings the classic manga to life with stunning CGI, exciting action, and a heartfelt portrayal of Alita’s fierce determination. Though it could have shown more of the darker side of its futuristic world, it remains a thrilling and faithful adaptation for both longtime fans and new audiences. | © 20th Century Studios
7. Annihilation
Annihilation offers a mesmerizing and creepy journey marked by stunning visuals and powerful acting that makes you feel every twist and turn. Despite confusing plot details, its focus on the emotional and psychological toll of a dangerous mission makes it a compelling, unforgettable experience. | © Netflix
6. Nope
Nope shines with brilliant cinematography that builds tension and showcases stunning wide shots and creative camera work. While the mix of sci-fi, mystery, and dark humor may leave some viewers confused, it offers a unique, modern fairy tale that warns against the dangers of fame. | © Universal Studios
5. The Angry Black Girl And Her Monster
This fresh take on Frankenstein explores family ties and the lengths a determined young woman will go to revive love and life. While some character moments feel a bit rushed, Laya DeLeon Hayes stands out as Vicaria, enhancing the film with heartfelt strength and emotional depth. | © RJLE Films
4. The Creator
Set in a richly imagined future, The Creator blends stunning visuals with a heartfelt story about war, AI, and redemption. It may not reinvent the genre, but its emotional depth and world-building make it a standout sci-fi experience. | © 20th Century Studios
3. Poor Things
Emma Stone stuns as Bella, a woman reborn without shame or limits, exploring the world with raw curiosity and defiant freedom. Bold, bizarre, and visually stunning, Poor Things is a surreal journey that challenges every rule society tries to impose. | © Searchlight Pictures
2. They Cloned Tyrone
They Cloned Tyrone is a unique sci-fi that combines sharp social satire with blaxploitation style, delivering laughs, thrills, and a punch of paranoia. With electric performances from John Boyega, Jamie Foxx, and Teyonah Parris, it’s a wild ride that’s as smart as it is entertaining. | © Netflix
1. The Substance
Demi Moore delivers a fearless performance in this wild mix of body horror and dark comedy that will leave your jaw on the floor. Disturbing, bold, and unforgettable, The Substance is the kind of movie that shocks you into silence, and then has you talking about it for days. | © MUBI
