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Top 25 space films. by Hausmannsgate • Created 12 years ago • Modified 8 years ago. A list of the 25 greatest films that are somehow (however remotely) related to space and space travel.
- 15 'The One'
- 14 'Doctor Strange in The Multiverse of Madness'
- 13 'The Flash'
- 12 'Deadpool & Wolverine'
- 11 'Mr. Nobody'
- 10 'Altered States'
Directed by James Wong
Okay, The One is not the #1 multiverse movie when judged by quality. That does need to be emphasized, because it's not exactly a movie that critics flocked to and subsequently praised. However, The Onewas #1 when it came to exploring the idea of the multiverse within a large-scale action movie, with it having a decent-sized budget of $49 million (not adjusted for inflation). It's an action/sci-fi movie starring Jet Li, following his character being forced to fight another version of himself:...
Directed by Sam Raimi
While it's not one of the best MCU movies by any means, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madnessisn't without its merits. It manages to have some fun with the premise, which involves the title character traveling to different universes, but doesn't push things as far as it could, feeling strangely tame in some areas. Still, it does sometimes go a little bananas with its horror elements, certain creative action scenes, and a level of violencethat's a little more intense than most MCU movies...
Directed by Andy Muschietti
When judged as a superhero or time travel movie, The Flash may falter a little, but it does at least utilize the multiverse well. It's the first theatrical film to focus on the title character, who's previously been seen in both Justice League (2017) and the better-receivedZack Snyder's Justice League(2021). It's easy to see it as DC's response to various MCU and other Marvel movies utilizing the multiverse well, with The Flash bringing in multiple versions of familiar characters (and some al...
Directed by Shawn Levy
The whole multiverse thing continues in the MCU with Deadpool & Wolverine, a film that does acknowledge a certain amount of fatigue with the multiverse while engaging with it nonetheless. But that’s kind of on-brand for the Deadpoolmovies. Your mileage will vary on whether clichés are still clichés if the film says to you, “Hey, check out all these clichés that are super silly.” Still, the multiverse is used here to bring back Wolverine in a way that doesn’t entirely undermine the powerful co...
Directed by Jaco Van Dormael
Mr. Nobodyand a handful of soon-to-be-mentioned movies kind of stretch the definition of what a multiverse movie is, but this film, plus those others, can be seen as sort of proto-multiverse films. Looking at the idea of a different reality, timeline, or universe is potentially emblematic of baby steps taken before exploring the idea of countless universes or realities, which is kind of what modern-day multiverse flicks do. Anyway, that’s all preamble to say that Mr. Nobody is an intricate an...
Directed by Ken Russell
A little like Mr. Nobody, Altered States is all about exploring the human mind, consciousness, and the unreliability of memories in a way that almost replicates the feeling of traveling across different realities. Perhaps it’s more literally about that; it could all depend on the way one wants to interpret an out-there movie such as this one (and it’s far from the only unusual/mind-blowing film Ken Russell directed). The film follows a scientist exploring such things and putting himself at th...
- Jeremy Urquhart
The best space movies. 1. 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) Film. Science fiction. Director: Stanley Kubrick. Cast: Keir Dullea, Gary Lockwood.
- 2001: A Space Odyssey. When it comes to space movies, it's hard to find one better than Stanley Kubrick's 1968 magnum opus. Taking us from the dawn of time to "beyond the infinite," the film focuses on man's exploration further into the depths of space, accruing new knowledge about the universe and achieving huge advancements in technology.
- Star Wars. "Star Wars" fans may continue to argue amongst themselves about the greatest film in the "Skywalker Saga," and while arguably "The Empire Strikes Back" is the best –- at least based on its critical consensus –- it's the first installment in the series that earns a place on this list.
- Alien. Released in 1979, "Alien" has easily one of the greatest movie taglines, with this ominous warning: "In space, no one can hear you scream." To this day, "Alien" remains one of the best examples of movie genre hybrids, with its pitch-perfect blend of horror and science fiction being incredibly effective.
- WALL-E. Released in 2008, Pixar's animated adventure about possibly the universe's most adorable robot has proved to be one of the studio's most enduring features.
Jan 16, 2024 · The top 10 movies about the multiverse according to a physicist From The Matrix to Sliding Doors via Everything Everywhere All at Once, physicist Paul Halpern reveals his favourite films about...
Jul 30, 2019 · To help commemorate the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11, SpaceNews asked readers to weigh in on the must-see realistic space movies for anyone serious about space. Grab the popcorn and let the ...
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