The top ten of the global science fiction movie list, Avatar list is not named, the tomb robbery space is only ranked third, and which ones are selected, today Xiaobian will introduce it to you.
10. V-Word Vendetta
Natalie Portman / Hugo Viven / Rupert Graves / Stephen Ray / Stephen Frey / Imogen Putz / John Hurt / Tim Pigott-Smith / Roger Alam / John Statin / Sinid Cusack / Natasha Whiteman / Ben Miles
2005 / USA / UK / Germany / Drama / Action / Sci-Fi / Thriller
V-Vendetta is a sci-fi film directed by James McTegg and produced by Joe Sever and the Wachowski brothers. The film is based on the comic of the same name by Alan Moore and David Lloyd. It tells a story of freedom, democracy, brainwashing of the people, and authoritarian government. Set in the future london of dystopian society, it depicts a mysterious figure wearing a Guy Fox mask, a freedom fighter V who seeks to create socio-political change while secretly pushing for fierce private revenge.
Average review score: 8.8
9. Robot Chicken: DC Comics Special
Seth Green / Paul Rebbins / Neil Patrick Harris / Alfred Molina / Nathan Felian / Megan Fox / Bregin Meyer
2012 / USA / Comedy / Sci-Fi / Animation
Robot Chicken or Robot Chicken is an Emmy Award-winning American animated series written and produced by Seth Green and Matthew Senreich as executive producers. They are also members of the screenwriting team and have directed a number of episodes. Green also voiced several characters in the series. The show uses a variety of activity dolls, static activity scenes of clay animation, etc. to spoof today's popular pop culture. The name Robot Chicken came to mind by Green and Sunrik from the name of a dish on the menu while eating at a Chinese restaurant in West Hollywood. The series was originally intended to be titled Junk in the Trunk.
Average review score: 8.9
Viii. Metropolis
Afred Abel / Gustav Vlisch / Brigitte Helm / Rudolf Klein-Ruger
1927 / Germany / Adventure / Drama / Sci-Fi
Metropolis is a drama film released by Ufa Pictures (Germany) and Paramount Pictures (USA), directed by Fritz Lang and starring Affled Abel, Gustav Frisch, Brigitte Helm and others. The film tells the story of how in 2000, humanity was divided into two classes and lived in two very different worlds, but when the son of the Metropolitan ruler fell in love with Maria, the woman in the underground city, the great change began to come.
7. Ghost in the Shell
Atsuko Tanaka / Akio Otsuka / Koichi Yamadera / Tamio Oki / Tadashi Iekyuya / Yutaka Nakano
1995 / Japan / Action / Sci-fi / Animation / Mystery
Ghost In The Shell is a manga serialized on April 22, 1989 by Masamune Shiro in the Pirate Edition of Kodansha's youth manga publication Weekly Young Magazine, with a progress of one episode every three months, and was first printed and distributed for the first time on October 5, 1991 at a high price of 1,000 yen (compared to other manga of the same period). Although at the beginning the work was out of place due to the gray tone of the work, it was incompatible with the popular atmosphere at that time, and was not optimistic about the editors and some senior readers, but as the plot unfolded, relying on Shiro's authentic screenwriting ability and drawing skills (the storyboard was complete, the characters were realistic), a large number of out-of-column supplementary words and profound plots shook the hearts of readers, and soon became the hottest topic in the comic book industry at that time. In 1995, the work was directed by the "geek" Oshii Mori in the anime industry and put on the movie screen, and achieved unprecedented success. Later, it was adapted into TV animation and so on.
Doctor Who: The Water of Mars
David Tennant / Lindsay Duncan / Pete O'Brien / Gemma Chen / Aleksander Mikic / Sharon Duncan-Brewster / Chook Sibtain
2009 / UK / Sci-Fi
Doctor Who is a British science fiction television series produced by the BBC. The show tells the story of a mysterious alien time traveler named "Dr." who looks like a 1950s police booth as his time-time machine, TARDIS, follows the adventures of his time-time machine, TARDIS. The Doctor takes his companions to explore time and space, face various monsters, and solve various problems. The show has been included in the Guinness Book of World Records as the world's longest science fiction film, and it has become an important part of British pop culture.
Average review score: 9.0
V. Batman: The Dark Knight
Christian Bell / Heath Ledger / Alan Eckhart / Michael Kane / Maggie Gyllenhaal / Gary Oldman / Morgan Freeman / Kirian Murphy / Huang Jinghan / Chen Guanxi / Nestor Carbonell / Eric Roberts / William Fidner
2008 / USA / UK / Drama / Action / Sci-Fi / Crime / Thriller
The Dark Knight is based on DC Comics' classic superhero comic Batman, directed by Christopher Nolan and starring Christian Bell, and released worldwide in 2008. The film is the second installment of Batman's Dark Knight trilogy, preceded by Batman: Moments of War, released in 2005.
This film is the first time in all Batman movies that the word "Batman" is not used in the title, it is a darker and more mature work than the previous work, packaging an extremely realistic superhero story in the way of a realistic cop film, successfully excavating the deep personality of the character and the human philosophy contained in the story, elevating the comic book movie to a new level, becoming the first superhero movie in film history to step into the "$1 billion club".
4. Interstellar
Matthew McConaughey / Anne Hathaway / Jessica Chastain / Michael Cain / McKenzie Foy / Timothy Chalmed / John Littgall / Wes Bentley / David Giasi / Bill Owen / Matt Damon / Cassie Affleck / Tover Goris / Alan Postin / Collette Wolf / Francis X. McCarty / Andrew Borba / Josh Stewart / Leia Kariens / Liam Dickinson / Jeff Hepnell / Elias Gabel / Brooke Smith
2014 / USA / UK / Canada / Drama / Sci-Fi / Mystery / Adventure / Family
Interstellar is an original sci-fi adventure film directed by Christopher Nolan, starring Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, Jessica Chastain and Michael Kane, based on the well-known theoretical physicist Kip Thorne's theory of black holes that has been reasonably evolved, with characters and related plots. The film was co-produced by Paramount, Warner and Legendary Pictures, with Paramount responsible for North American distribution and Warner responsible for overseas distribution, and is scheduled to be released in North America on November 7, 2014. "Interstellar" mainly tells the story of a team of explorers who use their new discoveries of wormholes to surpass the limits of human space travel and begin interstellar voyage in the vast universe.
Average review score: 9.1
3. Inception
Leonardo DiCaprio / Joseph Gordon-Levitt / Alan Peggy / Ken Watanabe / Tom Hardy / Dilip Law / Marion Cotilla / Kirian Murphy / Tom Berenjet / Michael Kane / Lucas Haas / Pete Possweet
2010 / USA / UK / Drama / Action / Sci-Fi / Mystery / Adventure
Inception is a film directed by Christopher Nolan and starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Marion Cotillard, and others. The film's plot moves between dream and reality, and is defined as "a contemporary action science fiction film that takes place within the structure of consciousness." The film tells the story of a dreammaker played by Leonardo DiCaprio, who leads a team of agents played by Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Ellen Page into other people's dreams, steals secrets from others' subconscious, and reconstructs others' dreams.
Average review score: 9.2
Second, the robot story
Ben Belt / Alyssa Knight / Jeff Gelling / Fred Willat
2008 / USA / Comedy / Romance / Sci-Fi / Animation / Adventure
Robot Story is a 2008 sci-fi animated film written and directed by Andrew Stanton. Produced by Pixar Animation Studios and distributed by Walt Disney Studios Films. Directed by Andrew Stanton, voiced by Ben Beltt, Alyssa Knight and Jeff Goerling. The film was released in the United States on June 27, 2008. The story tells the story of Wall-E, a sweeping robot on Earth, who meets and falls in love with the robot Eve, and follows her into a series of adventures in space. The film grossed more than $530 million worldwide and won the 81st Academy Award for Best Animated Feature.
Average review score: 9.3
Doctor Who Special: The End of Time
David Tennart / John Sim / Bernard Cribbins / Timothy Dalton / Catherine Tate / Jacqueline King / Billie Piper / Matt Smith
2010 / UK / Drama / Sci-Fi
This will be David Tennant's closing appearance in Doctor Who, and the tenth Doctor he plays will be reborn again in this episode of the film, with Matt Smith succeeding him as the 12th Doctor. On Christmas Eve 2009, The Doctor was warned again by the Ood family and returned to Earth. The mage who died here for a long time was reborn again with the help of his followers...
Average review score: 9.4