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Science fiction movies have always been the audience's favorite genre of movies, which is the vision and concern of human beings for the future. Science fiction is one of the greatest ideas of mankind, and a good science fiction movie can make people enjoy it and think about its implications. Screenrant, a well-known foreign film media, selected the "Worldwide, Best 10 Science Fiction Films". The author takes you to see, what science fiction films are on the list? How many have you seen?
I, Robot (2004)
In 2004, I, The Robot was directed by Alex Proyas and starred Will Smith, James Cromwell, Brigitte Moone, and others.
The film tells the story of the increasingly important role of robots in various fields of human beings in the near future. The "three laws" constrain robots, and when robots break through the constraints of the "three laws", human beings will face disasters.
The film reflects the complex psychology of human beings who are both dependent on and afraid of intelligent machines, and Hawking once said that "intelligent machines" are likely to become a threat to humans. I believe that many people agree with the intelligent threat theory, and this problem will also plague human beings for a long time.
9. Moon (2009)
In 2009, Duncan Jones directed the sci-fi film Moon, starring Sam Rockwell, Kevin Spacey, Robin Chuck, and others. The film tells the story of the protagonist working on the moon, but discovers another "self", and finally knows that he is a "clone". And he's just one of thousands of clones.
Human cloning is another obstacle that is difficult for human beings to cross, and human cloning involves too many social, ethical, family, and legal issues. Clones are like a Pandora's box, and once opened, it's hard to close it again.
8. The Butterfly Effect (2004)
In 2004, Eric Brays, J. McKay Gruber learned about the science fiction film Butterfly Effect, starring Ashton Kutcher, Amy Smart, John Patrick Amadeus, and others.
"A butterfly in the amazon rainforest of South America, with an occasional flapping of its wings, can cause a tornado in Texas two weeks later," is what we know as the butterfly effect. The protagonist of the film also wants to influence the future by changing the past, but this will only bring more trouble and unknown results.
7. "Machine Butler" bicentennial man (1999)
In 1999, director Chris Columbus directed Machine Butler, starring Robin Williams, Abers Davis, and Sam Neal. This is the story of an intelligent robot falling in love with a human being. The ethical issues involved here are greater than the implications of science fiction.
The film proposes a solution to how humans and intelligent machines get along, turning intelligent robots into people. Well, whether it can be achieved or not, it's always a method, isn't it?
E.T. the extra-terrestrial (1982)
In 1982, Steven Spielberg directed E.T. Aliens, starring Henry Thomas. The story tells the story of an alien who has been left behind on Earth and escapes from Earth with the help of Earth children.
Aliens have always lived in human fantasies and are the ultimate dream of human beings in search of intelligent creatures. Humans want to find "companions" who prove that we are not alone. A heartwarming sci-fi movie.
5. The Matrix (1999)
In 1999, the Wachowski brothers directed The Matrix, starring Keanu Reeves, Lawrence Fishburn, Kelly Anne Moss, and others. The story tells the struggle between humans and machines, and writes a new chapter in the relationship between humans and machines, and its conceptual impact and historical significance even exceed the three laws of robots.
The film is actually not easy to understand, a little esoteric. Thinking may find the answer, or maybe you can't. This is more of a new idea, and the existence of matrix networks is just a more intuitive embodiment.
Artificial Intelligence: AI (2001)
In 2001, Spielberg directed Artificial Intelligence, starring Jude Lowe and Hayley Joe Osmont. The film is about an artificial intelligence child who enters a family that has lost its son as a substitute. After the return of his son, the intelligent child has lost its position, and he wants to find the "love" he once had.
Giving artificial intelligence emotions is the most controversial topic, and it will inevitably become a difficult problem that human society needs to face. Intelligent machines frequently appear in this list, and they can also be seen in the complex psychology of human society on artificial intelligence.
3. "Twelve Monkeys" twelve monkeys (1995)
In 1995, Terry Gilliam directed Twelve Monkeys, starring Bruce Willis and others. The film tells the story of the protagonist who travels back to the past, finds the virus that almost destroyed mankind, and finally defeats evil to save the future.
Time and space travel is theoretically established, and it is also a scientific and technological achievement that human beings dream of. Just don't know if the day of implementation is beneficial or another "Pandora's Box".
2. Inception (2010)
In 2010, Christopher Nolan directed Inception, 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 author feels that this is more like an exploration of the human subconscious, a form of expression. Nolan has created a surreal world of horror that is really refreshing to watch.
1. Interstellar (2014)
In 2014, Christopher Nolan directed Interstellar, starring Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway. The foreshadowing of the film is very real, the probability of occurrence, the deterioration of the earth's natural environment, human beings are facing the threat of inability to survive, to explore the universe, to find a planet suitable for human survival becomes the only way.
Kant said, "There are two things in the world that shake people's hearts: one is the lofty moral standard in our hearts; the other is the brilliant starry sky above our heads." "The starry sky and the universe have always been the ultimate goal that human beings want to understand and explore, and I am sure that the pace of human exploration of the universe will be faster and faster."
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