1. The Lord of the Rings series
The series of films tells the story of the Dark Lord Sauron, who forged a supreme lord of supreme power thousands of years ago, and later this ring fell into the hands of the innocent boy Frodo, who resisted the temptation of the ring and, with the help of his friends, eventually traveled to the Doomsday Mountains to destroy the ring.
The Lord of the Rings trilogy was released in 2001.
Presents a magical epic of the ups and downs of Middle-earth.
Heaven will descend upon the Scythians.
Frodo the Hobbit received the Supreme Ring from his uncle Baggins.
Escorted by the Elven Prince and the King of Mankind, he wants to destroy the ring in the Flames of Doom.
Not only does he have to save the world, but he also has to fight against the dark temptation of the Rings to his heart.
The film is really set in New Zealand, and the pictures can be called wallpaper warnings!
2. 2001: A Space Odyssey, April 2, 1968
Directed By: Stanley Kubrick
Writers: Arthur Clark / Stanley Kubrick
Starring: Kyle Dula / Gary Lockwood / William Sylvester / Daniel Richter / Raynad Lowset
An American science fiction film based on the novels of science fiction writer Arthur Clarke
4 million years ago, mysterious black stones appeared at the mouth of caves inhabited by apes (ancestors of humans), opening the minds of prehistoric humans.
Through "contact" with this mysterious black stone, prehistoric humans opened their minds, learned to use tools, and began to evolve into humans.
In 2001, Blackstone reappeared in front of humans, sending a signal to Jupiter.
To find out, humans sent a working group into space.
The twists and turns in the middle you see for yourself, anyway, very bizarre, twists, brain-burning. In the end, only astronaut David arrives at Jupiter, where he sees another black stone.
David was also exposed to intelligent life. What kind of specific wisdom is, you also see for yourself.
Highlights: The evaluation of "Space Odyssey 2001" is very polarized.
Those who recognize it will say that this film is "the greatest film made by the greatest director", but there are indeed a considerable number of people who feel that they "can't understand".
No wonder, even Clark, the original author, once said, "If anyone thinks they have a complete understanding of what A Space Odyssey 2001 is about, it must be me and Kubrick [the director] getting it wrong." ”
Still, the 1968 film exudes an indelible charm. The imaginary presentation of astronauts, satellites, universes, etc. in the movie is almost the blueprint for today's science fiction movies.
When kubrick created the film, he once talked about the need to make all the elements of the film reasonable, and it is still not outdated after 50 years. Time has proved that the charm of this film is enduring, and it has proved the greatness of director Kubrick
3. Red Hot Chili Peppers, 2006
Director: Toshi Imabari
Writers: Kiyotomi Mizumi / Toshi Imabari / Yasutaka Tsutsui
Starring: Emi Hayashibara / Akira Emori / Nosuke Hori / Akira Furuya / Akio Otsuka
Adapted from Yasutaka Tsutsui's dream detective, the film tells the story of a beautiful physician Atsuko Chiba, who works at a psychiatric research institute and together with the genius scientist Hirosaku Tokida invents a device that can monitor and change patients' dreams, "DC MINI".
In the near future, in order to treat the increasing number and serious mental illness of modern humans, the Institute of Mental Health Research in Tokyo has developed a machine that can reflect the dreams of others. With the help of micro-DC, dreams are presented on the monitor, making it easier to find the crux of a person's anxiety. One day, three miniature DCs were stolen, and the dreams of the researchers involved were invaded one after another, and then seriously injured. Another identity of the beautiful medical doctor Atsuko Chiba is the dream detective "Red Hot Chili Peppers", who is able to experience dreams in sync with patients. In order to prevent thieves from using Micro DC to commit further evil, she has to sneak into the victim's dream to find the terrorist, and a battle full of fantasy and thrilling begins... The film won the Critics' Choice Award at the 2007 Portuguese Fantastic Film Festival and the Popular Choice Award at the 2006 Montreal Film Festival.
4. Edge of Tomorrow, June 6, 2014
Director: Doug Riemann
Writers: Christopher McQuarrie / Jace Butterworth / John-Henry Butterworth / Hiroshi Sakurasaka
Starring: Tom Cruise / Emily Blunt / Bleddan Gleason / Bill Paxton / Jonas Armstrong /
The film is set in the background of the mysterious alien creatures attacking the earth, Major Bill Cage died tragically in the first battle, but he was reborn for some unknown reason, and in a cycle of life and death, Bill became more and more aware of the method of defeating the enemy, and finally led to victory
The film combines elements of action, brain-burning, sci-fi, thriller, and war.
In the future world, The Earth is in the panic of an alien invasion.
Humanity is at war with this extraterrestrial force.
Atango plays an army major with no combat experience, who is sent to command a campaign called Normandy.
On the first day of the battlefield, the blood of the aliens who died with him flowed into his body.
He thus has the ability to reset the time.
After death, there will be an infinite return to the same day.
This ability has actually become the key to victory in the war...
Watching the whole movie, the special effects exploded, the humanoid mech vs the alien beast, the sense of blow is very enjoyable, and the adrenaline soared after watching it!
5. Interstellar, November 5, 2014
Director: Christopher Nolan
Writers: Jonathan Nolan / Christopher Nolan
Starring: Matthew McConaughey / Anne Hathaway / Jessica Chastain / Mackenzie Foy / Cassie Affleck
Adapted from physicist Kip Thorne's theory of black holes, the film focuses on the adventures of a group of astronauts who find a new home for humanity by crossing wormholes
This work is one of the most emotional of Nolan's works. Although the basis of all the science fiction scenes and events in the film comes from the American theoretical physicist Kipsonne, in the end, it did not fall into pure science, and the black hole and interstellar travel and so on were based on the father-daughter relationship, which can be described as rational and complex and full of simple truth.
The film has received 43 awards and 147 nominations, including the Academy Award for Best Visual Effects.
6. Ghosts of War July 17, 2020
Director: Eric Bresse
Writers: Eric Brees
Starring: Brenton Swaites / Theo Rossi / Kyle Garner / Skeira Astin / Alain Richson
Set against the backdrop of the end of World War II, the story tells the story of a five-man U.S. army squad ordered to guard a French castle. Unexpectedly, in addition to the remnants of the enemy army, a supernatural evil force is also preparing to attack, and the squad is facing a more brutal threat than on the battlefield.
This is a new film of alternative war horrors.
Fusion of various elements, war, horror, supernatural, suspense, science fiction...
At the end of World War II, five American soldiers were ordered to guard a mysterious French castle.
This castle is full of strangeness,
There seems to be an evil supernatural force.
A wave of remnants of Nazi soldiers entered the castle and died mysteriously and tragically, drowning, hanging, or being burned alive...
This film not only has explosive war scenes;
There are also supernatural horror scenes that scare you;
As well as a variety of R-rated scenes, the whole process is high-energy, which makes people look cool and scared!
7. The Hobbit series 201-2014
Director: Peter Jackson
Writers: Fran Welsh / Filipa Bowens / Peter Jackson / Gilmo del Toro / J. R. R. Tolkien
Starring: Ian McLean / Martin Freiman / Richard Armitage / Ken Stott / Graham McTeviesh /
The Hobbit trilogy, which began in 2012.
As a prequel to The Lord of the Rings, the magnificent movie scenes are not lost at all.
Hobbit Baggins is played as the male protagonist by peanuts in the English version of Sherlock.
As a young man, Baggins, who was adventurous, joined the ranks of the Dwarven Prince under the guidance of the grey-robed wizard Gandalf.
Who knew that the thrills on the road gave Baggins access to treasures that affected the entire Middle-earth world.
The Hobbits are an optimistic, life-loving race and the best person to hold the Lord of the Rings.....
I have to say that it is good to see Middle-earth again.
8. Guardians of the Galaxy series October 10, 2014
Director: James Gunn
Writers: James Gunn / Nicole Perlman / Dan Abnette / Andy Lanning
Starring: Chris Pratt / Zoe Saldana / Bradley Cooper / Van Diesel / Dave Battista
A major sci-fi IP of the Marvel Universe.
The protagonists are Space Bastard Star-Lord, Kamora, Rocket Raccoon, TreeManuth, and Drax the Destroyer;
A mysterious sphere sparks a battle between the gods.
The sphere has the energy to destroy the world, and the person who owns the sphere will be able to dominate the universe.
Star-Lord is wanted by interstellar bounty hunters for stealing the sphere.
In order to save the galaxy, he must fight with a group of rabble-rousers and die...
Blockbusters with special effects bursting, full of futuristic technology;
Star Wars is incredibly cool, bizarre aliens, and dazzling high-tech weapons that explode the eye!
9. "Black Hole Frequency", April 28, 2000
Director: Gregory Hobrit
Writers: Toby Emmerich
Starring: Dennis Quaid / Jim Cavier / Sean Doyle / Elizabeth Mitchell / Noah Emmerich
The film tells the story of John helping his father escape through an old-fashioned radio intercom
John's father, Frank (Dennis Quaid), died during a firefighting operation 30 years ago. Once, while looking through his father's belongings, John (James Caviezel) spotted an old-fashioned radio that his father had used 30 years earlier. While flipping through the frequency bands, he hooked up with a young man named Frank. After a long night of conversation, John was sure that time and space had gone haywire, and that this Frank was his father 30 years earlier.
John was so excited that he managed to help his father escape the disaster 30 years ago. When he woke up and was surprised to find his white-haired father in the picture frame, he knew he had succeeded. However, unexpectedly, everything in history has been rewritten. John's saved his father, while his mother died in a serial murder many years ago. When John contacted his father again 30 years ago by radio, intending to get his father to prevent his mother from being killed, the father accidentally became a suspect!
10. Source Code, August 30, 2011
Directed By: Duncan Jones
Writers: Ben Ripley
Starring: Jack Gyllenhaal / Vila Famiga / Michelle Monaghan / Jeffrey White / Russell Pitts
The film tells the story of Colt Stevens, a U.S. Air Force pilot on a mission in Afghanistan, who wakes up on a train to Chicago and undergoes a series of thrilling events
U.S. Air Force pilot Captain Cote Stevens (Jack Gyllenhaal) on a mission in Afghanistan suddenly wakes up to find himself on a high-speed train with an unknown woman, Christian (Michelle Monaghan), who is talking to him. Cole doesn't know why he's in this car, and he finds himself in the identity of another person, and just when he is confused, there is a sudden explosion on the train...