Playing with reality and our minds, the Science Fiction Movies make us imagine a different reality. However, this can be either positive or negative, as projections for the Earth's future are not always good.
But one thing is certain, in these films we will see and idealize what technologies can bring to the human race. Surrounded by fantasy, and often drama, science fiction usually covers from how technologies affect society, as well as extraterrestrial attacks.
So, celebrating the productions of the cinematographic genre, check out our list of the 10 Best Science Fiction Films featured on Netflix below.
Index
- Anon (2018)
- Annihilation (2018)
- Black Mirror: Bandersnatch (2018)
- Where's Monday? (2017)
- Mute (2018)
- Tau (2018)
- Extinction (2018)
- The 5th Wave (2016)
- The Cloverfield Paradox (2018)
- The Titan (2018)
Anon (2018)
Age rating: 16 years old
The world lives in a time free from violence. So no crimes. This is because a complex system of extreme surveillance was developed, preventing any crime.
However, the sense of peace is shaken when a detective encounters a mysterious woman (Amanda Seyfried) who has discovered a flaw in the rigorous system.
Annihilation (2018)
Age rating: 16 years old
Here's another movie starring an Oscar winner. This time we're talking about Natalie Portman in Annihilation.
The actress plays a biologist who joins an expedition with three other women in the Area X region. The work is top secret and isolated from the rest of society. That's because the laws of nature don't apply there.
The site has a mysterious contamination that intrigues researchers. The women's job is to look for clues about their missing colleagues.
However, the character has a personal interest in the place: her husband was contaminated by the environment months ago, and she searches for answers.
Black Mirror: Bandersnatch (2018)
Age rating: 16 years old
Anyone who knows the Black Mirror series knows that each episode of the series tells a different story. Furthermore, each of these stories are part of a futuristic dystopian universe.
Thus, the production film could not fail to follow the line of the episodes. However, the feature film brings an innovation: it is interactive! In other words, you participate in the movie.
That's right. In ‘Black Mirror: Bandersnatch’ viewers can decide what actions the characters should take. In this way, there is the idea of controlling the film. What can be confronted throughout the plot.
Where's Monday? (2017)
Age rating: 16 years old
In 2073 our planet faces an increasing population increase. Allied to this, the Earth's natural resources are becoming increasingly scarce. Therefore, the solution is to invest in genetically modified foods.
However, one of the effects of food is the increase in the birth of twins, which exacerbates the situation of overcrowding. In this way, Nicolette Cayman (Gleen Close) suggests the radical proposal that couples can only have one child.
Therefore, siblings must be placed in a cryogenic environment, where they will be awakened when the situation improves. However, Terrence Setteman (Willem Dafoe) manages to bypass the system and save his seven granddaughters.
For this, they take turns on weekdays. The situation is under control, until one of the sisters, the Second (Noomi Rapace) doesn't come home at the end of the day.
Mute (2018)
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Age rating: 16 years old
Also in the future, the film takes place in Berlin, in the year 2056. Leo (Alexander Skarsgard) is a mute bartender and has a beautiful romance with Naadirah (Seyneb Saleh). Everything goes well, until his girlfriend mysteriously disappears.
In this way, Leo leaves in search of his beloved. However, on the journey the bartender has to deal with pimps, a deserting army doctor (Paul Rudd) and his best friend (Sam Rockwell), who show signs of a tendency towards pedophilia.
Tau (2018)
Age rating: 16 years old
TAU is an advanced artificial intelligence that was developed by Alex (Ed Skrein). Alex to conduct an experiment with his intelligence kidnaps Julia (Maika Monroe) and holds her hostage for his fatal experiment.
The house where the girl is being held is controlled by the TAU system. The problem is that the house is leak proof. Julia then needs to find a way to deceive the system so as not to have the same fate as the other guinea pigs.
Extinction (2018)
Age rating: 16 years old
Peter (Michael Peña) often has nightmares about losing his family. However, what seemed like a simple dream comes true when the planet is invaded by aliens.
It is at this moment that Peter needs to fight for himself and for those he loves, making him discover an unknown force capable of keeping everyone safe.
The 5th Wave (2016)
Age rating: 14 years old
Aliens invade Earth, planning to end the human race. To do this, they carry out a series of attacks. In the first wave an electromagnetic pulse takes electricity from the planet. In the second, a tsunami of gigantic proportions wiped out 40% of the population.
Continuing on, in the third wave, the birds transmit a deadly virus that kills 97% of the rest. In the fourth wave the aliens infiltrate the humans to kill the rest.
As such, the fifth wave is at hand, and young Cassie Sullivan (Chloe Grace Moretz) needs to protect her younger brother while she doesn't know who to trust.
The Cloverfield Paradox (2018)
Age rating: 16 years old
On a space trip, astronauts are isolated after a particle accelerator experiment gives unexpected results.
From then on, they must deal with the new discovery while learning to distinguish what is real. In addition, astronauts have a mission to find a way to survive.
The Titan (2018)
Age rating: 16 years old
A family linked to the armed forces accept the proposal to be part of an innovative and super secret scientific program in their country.
In this project, they are sent to space, where they participate in an experiment in the genetic evolution of human beings.
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