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Genre "Science Fiction" Movies (showing 1 to 50 from 247 total)
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20 Million Miles to Earth (1957)
Genre:
Science Fiction,
Alien Invasion Films,
Monster Film.
Director:
Nathan Juran.
Actors:
William Hopper,
Joan Taylor,
Frank Puglia,
John Zaremba,
Thomas Brown Henry,
Tito Vuolo,
Jan Arvan,
Arthur Space,
Bart Bradley,
George Pelling,
George Khoury,
Don Orlando,
Rollin Moriyama,
Ray Harryhausen,
Dale Van Sickel.
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One of special-effects wizard Ray Harryhausen's pre-Seventh Voyage of Sinbad efforts, 20 Million Miles to Earth borrows a few pages from King Kong. An American spaceship crashlands off the coast of Sicily. The rescue party discovers that the astronauts have inadvertently brought back a curious gelatinous mass from the planet Venus. This lump of goo rapidly evolves into be a living reptilian creatu ...
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2010 (1984)
Genre:
Science Fiction,
Mystery,
Space Adventure,
Psychological Sci-Fi.
Director:
Peter Hyams.
Actors:
Roy Scheider,
John Lithgow,
Helen Mirren,
Bob Balaban,
Keir Dullea,
Douglas Rain,
Madolyn Smith,
Dana Elcar,
Taliesin Jaffe,
James McEachin,
Mary Jo Deschanel,
Elya Baskin,
Savely Kramarov,
Oleg Rudnick,
Vladimir Skomarovsky,
Victor Steinbach,
Jan Triska,
Herta Ware,
Arthur C. Clarke,
Candice Bergen,
Larry Carroll,
Cheryl Carter,
Robert Lesser,
Delana Michaels,
Penny Perry,
Ron Recasner,
Natasha Schneider.
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This belated sequel to Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) is directed by Peter Hyams. Roy Scheider plays the astronaut/skipper of a U.S.-Soviet space mission, sent to find out what happened to the missing Discovery flight that carried Keir Dullea into the beyond in the original 2001. Scheider's polyglot crew includes Americans John Lithgow and Bob Balaban (the latter a computer whiz, r ...
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2046 (2004)
Genre:
Romance,
Science Fiction,
Romantic Drama,
Psychological Sci-Fi.
Director:
Wong Kar-Wai.
Actors:
Tony Leung Chiu-Wai,
Gong Li,
Takuya Kimura,
Faye Wong,
Zhang Ziyi,
Carina Lau,
Chang Cheng,
Wang Sum,
Lam Siu-ping,
Thongchai McIntyre,
Dong Jie.
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Hong Kong-based filmmaker Wong Kar-Wai moves back and forth in time as he reexamines and amplifies the themes from his film In the Mood for Love in this offbeat romantic drama. Opening in the year 2046, in which a man named Tak (Takuya Kimura) attempts to persuades wjw 1967 (Faye Wong) to travel back in time with him, the film soon shifts to the year 1966, in which Chow Mo-wan (Tony Leung Chiu-wai ...
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28 Days Later (2002)
Genre:
Horror,
Science Fiction.
Director:
Danny Boyle.
Actors:
Cillian Murphy,
Naomie Harris,
Brendan Gleeson,
Megan Burns,
Christopher Eccleston,
Marvin Campbell,
Sanjay Rambaruth,
Ray Panthaki,
Junior Laniyan,
Leo Bill,
Ricci Harnett,
Stuart McQuarrie,
Luke Mably,
Justin Hackney,
Kim McGarrity,
Alexander Delamere,
Emma Hitching,
Christopher Dunne,
Toby Sedgwick,
David Schneider,
Jukka Hiltunen,
Bindu de Stoppani,
Alex Palmer,
Noah Huntley.
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Animal rights activists free a group of infected chimpanzees to horrifying results in this speculative sci-fi horror effort from Trainspotting director Danny Boyle. Waking from a coma in a deserted London hospital 28 days later, bicycle courier Jim (Cillian Murphy) takes to the deserted city streets in a state of mystified confusion. Joining forces with another group of survivors following a terri ...
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A Clockwork Orange (1971)
Genre:
Science Fiction,
Satire,
Juvenile Delinquency Film,
Psychological Sci-Fi.
Director:
Stanley Kubrick.
Actors:
Malcolm McDowell,
Patrick Magee,
Michael Bates,
Adrienne Corri,
Warren Clarke,
Aubrey Morris,
Jan Adair,
Steven Berkoff,
Gaye Brown,
Peter Burton,
Lindsay Campbell,
John Carney,
Vivienne Chandler,
John Clive,
Richard Connaught,
Barrie Cookson,
Prudence Drage,
Carol Drinkwater,
Carl Duering,
Paul Farrell,
Lee Fox,
Clive Francis,
Michael Gover,
Cheryl Grunwald,
Gillian Hills,
Craig Hunter,
Shirley Jaffe,
Miriam Karlin,
James Marcus,
David Prowse,
Godfrey Quigley,
Sheila Raynor,
Madge Ryan,
John Savident,
Barbara Scott,
Anthony Sharp,
Philip Stone,
Michael Tarn,
Pauline Taylor,
Margaret Tyzack,
Virginia Wetherell,
Neil Wilson,
Katya Wyeth.
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Stanley Kubrick dissects the nature of violence in this darkly ironic, near-future satire, adapted from Anthony Burgess' novel, complete with "Nadsat" slang. Classical music-loving proto-punk Alex (Malcolm McDowell) and his "Droogs" spend their nights getting high at the Korova Milkbar before embarking on "a little of the old ultraviolence," such as terrorizing a writ ...
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A Scanner Darkly (2006)
Genre:
Science Fiction,
Psychological Sci-Fi.
Director:
Richard Linklater.
Actors:
Keanu Reeves,
Robert Downey, Jr.,
Woody Harrelson,
Winona Ryder,
Rory Cochrane,
Mitch Baker,
Sean Allen,
Cliff Haby,
Steven Chester Prince,
Natasha Valdez,
Mark Turner,
Chamblee Ferguson,
Angela Rawna,
Eliza Stevens,
Sarah Menchaca,
Melody Chase,
Leif Anders,
Turk Pipkin,
Alexander Jones,
Lisa Marie Newmyer,
Wilbur Penn,
Ken Webster,
Hugo Perez,
Dameon Clarke,
Christopher Ryan,
Leila Plummer,
Jackson Douglas,
Marco Perella.
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The war on drugs has been lost, and when a reluctant undercover cop is ordered to spy on those he is closest to, the toll that the mission takes on his sanity is too great to comprehend in director Richard Linklater's rotoscoped take on Philip K. Dick's classic novel. With stratospheric concern over national security prompting paranoid government officials to begin spying on citizens, trust is a l ...
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Aeon Flux (2005)
Genre:
Science Fiction,
Action,
Sci-Fi Action.
Director:
Karyn Kusama.
Actors:
Charlize Theron,
Marton Csokas,
Jonny Lee Miller,
Sophie Okonedo,
Frances McDormand,
Pete Postlethwaite,
Amelia Warner,
Caroline Chikezie,
Nikolai Kinski.
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Based on the animated series by Peter Chung, Aeon Flux imagines a future in which 99 percent of the world's population is killed through industrial disease, and the survivors live in a single city that, despite utopian appearances, is quite totalitarian. Disinclined to embrace any particular ideology outside of a hatred for Trevor Goodchild (Marton Csokas), the leader of the council that governs t ...
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Akira (1988)
Genre:
Science Fiction,
Anime.
Director:
Katsuhiro Otomo.
Actors:
Cameron Clarke,
Mitsuo Iwara,
Jan Rabson,
Nozomu Sasaki,
Lara Cody,
Mami Koyama,
Masaaki Ohkura,
Yuriko Fuchizaki,
Barbara Goodson,
Yosuke Akimoto,
Yasuko Ohno,
Takeshi Kusao,
Bob Bergen,
Drew Thomas,
Sandra Fox,
Jimmy Flanders,
Stanley Gurd, Jr.,
Taro Ishida,
Barbara Larsen,
Lewis Lemay,
Tony Pope,
Simon Prescott.
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"In space, no one can hear you scream." A close encounter of the third kind becomes a Jaws-style nightmare when an alien invades a spacecraft in Ridley Scott's sci-fi horror classic. On the way home from a mission for the Company, the Nostromo's crew is woken up from hibernation by the ship's Mother computer to answer a distress signal from a nearby planet. Capt. Dallas' (Tom Skerritt) r ...
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An teenage orphan and an intergalactic warrior join forces to prevent the world from being taken over by a ruthless race of aliens plotting to enslave mankind in this sci-fi action movie starring Mark Dacascos and Billy Zane. Rykker (Dacascos) is a benevolent alien who has become trapped on planet Earth. He's made it his mission to protect the human race from the evil Syndicate - an alien fifth co ...
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James Spader stars in the made-for-TV movie Alien Hunter. Berkley professor Dr. Julian Rome (Spader) is a former code-reader for the government project known as Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence. His skills are needed to assist Dr. Alexi Gierach (Nikolai Binev) in the Antarctic, where strange radio signals are detected. As Julian tries to understand the hidden messages in the signals, he co ...
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Aliens (1986)
Genre:
Science Fiction,
Sci-Fi Action,
Monster Film.
Director:
James Cameron.
Actors:
Sigourney Weaver,
Carrie Henn,
Michael Biehn,
Lance Henriksen,
Paul Reiser,
Jenette Goldstein,
Bill Paxton,
William Hope,
Barbara Coles,
Valerie Colgan,
Blain Fairman,
Louise Head,
Colette Hiller,
Daniel Kash,
John Lees,
Al Matthews,
Paul Maxwell,
Alibe Parsons,
Alan Polonsky,
Mark Rolston,
Ricco Ross,
Cynthia Scott,
Kiran Shah,
Trevor Steedman,
Tip Tipping,
Carl Toop.
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Big-budget special effects, swiftly paced action, and a distinct feminist subtext from writer/director James Cameron turned what should have been a by-the-numbers sci-fi sequel into both a blockbuster and a seven-time Oscar nominee. Sigourney Weaver returns as Ellen Ripley, the last surviving crew member of a corporate spaceship destroyed after an attack by a vicious, virtually unbeatable alien li ...
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Altered States (1980)
Genre:
Science Fiction,
Psychological Sci-Fi,
Monster Film.
Director:
Ken Russell.
Actors:
William Hurt,
Blair Brown,
Bob Balaban,
Charles Haid,
Drew Barrymore,
Thaao Penghlis,
Miguel Godreau,
Dori Brenner,
Peter Brandon,
Charles White Eagle,
Megan Jeffers,
Jack Murdock,
Frank McCarthy,
Evan Richards,
Hap Lawrence,
John Walter Davis,
Cynthia Burr,
Susan Bredhoff,
John Larroquette,
George Gaynes,
Paul Larsson,
Ora Rubinstein.
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In this 1980 sci-fi horror film, William Hurt plays Eddie Jessup, a scientist obsessed with discovering mankind's true role in the universe. To this end, he submits himself to a series of mind-expanding experiments. By enclosing himself in a sensory-deprivation chamber and taking hallucinogenic drugs, Jessup hopes to explore different levels of human consciousness, but instead is devolved into an ...
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Masamune Shirow's celebrated manga of the fusion of humans and technology in a world devastated by war has been given a new and visually impressive adaptation in this anime drama. In the year 2131 A.D., Deunen Knute (voice of Ai Kobayashi) is a female warrior for hire who, after encountering her former lover Briareos (voice of Jurota Kosugi), discovers he's not the man he once was — he's ...
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Veteran action filmmaker John Woo produces this sequel to the 2004 film Appleseed. Partners both at home and on the battlefield, Deunan, a young but skillful warrior, and Briareos, an experienced cyborg soldier, protect the utopian city of Olympus, where the last of humanity dwells in peace following a war that's killed off the rest of the world's population. As members of the elite police squad E ...
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Automatons (2006)
Genre:
Science Fiction,
Psychological Sci-Fi.
Director:
James Felix McKenney.
Actors:
David W. Hale,
Dick Wayne,
Christine Spencer,
Brenda Cooney,
Angus Scrimm,
John Anthony Blake,
Jennifer Shag,
Daniel Mazikowski,
Larry Fessenden,
Laree Love,
Benjamin Hugh Abel Forster,
Patrick Williams,
Matt Huffman,
Noah DeFilippis,
Mike Thurston,
Michael Vincent,
Jeremiah Kipp,
Noah DeFillipis,
Clifford Steele,
Jennifer Boutell,
Don Wood.
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Machines fight for control of a world destroyed by man in this ultra-low-budget sci-fi saga from filmmaker James Felix McKenney. A global war has left the surface of the Earth uninhabitable, and the few humans who have lived through the conflict have been driven underground in order to survive. The Girl (Christine Spencer) lives in a subterranean bunker that she shares with several rattletrap robo ...
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Back to the Future (1985)
Genre:
Science Fiction,
Sci-Fi Comedy,
Americana.
Director:
Robert Zemeckis.
Actors:
Michael J. Fox,
Christopher Lloyd,
Crispin Glover,
Lea Thompson,
Thomas F. Wilson,
James Tolkan,
Claudia Wells,
Wendie Jo Sperber,
Marc McClure,
George DiCenzo,
Jamie Abbott,
Norman Alden,
Ivy Bethune,
Maia Brewton,
Katherine Britton,
David Harold Brown,
Lee Brownfield,
Elizabeth Chambers,
Jeffrey Jay Cohen,
J.J. Cohen,
Robert de Lapp,
Richard L. Duran,
George "Buck" Flower,
Lisa Freeman,
Donald Fullilove,
Courtney Gains,
Johnny Green,
Paul Hansen,
Will Hare,
Deborah Harmon,
Jason Hervey,
Cristen Kauffman,
Robert Krantz,
Huey Lewis and the News,
Jason Marin,
Lee McCain,
Boyd "Red" Morgan,
Read Morgan,
Jeff O'Haco,
Sachi Parker,
Karen Petrasek,
Elsa Raven,
Gary Riley,
Casey Siemaszko,
Tommy Thomas,
Lloyd L. Tolbert,
Harry Waters, Jr.,
Granville "Danny" Young,
Billy Zane.
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Contemporary high schooler Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox) doesn't have the most pleasant of lives. Browbeaten by his principal at school, Marty must also endure the acrimonious relationship between his nerdy father (Crispin Glover) and his lovely mother (Lea Thompson), who in turn suffer the bullying of middle-aged jerk Biff (Thomas F. Wilson), Marty's dad's supervisor. The one balm in Marty's life ...
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Bad Taste (1987)
Genre:
Horror,
Comedy,
Science Fiction,
Horror Comedy,
Alien Invasion Films.
Director:
Peter Jackson.
Actors:
Peter Jackson,
Mike Minett,
Pete O'Herne,
Terry Potter,
Craig Smith,
Doug Wren,
Costa Botes,
Michael Gooch,
Ken Hammon,
Tony Hiles,
Mark Jackson,
Dean Lawrie,
John Nelson,
Grant Taylor,
Peter Vere-Jones,
Laurie Yarrall.
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Extraterrestrial fast-food franchisers come to earth to pick up food supplies-in this case, human flesh. After wiping out a few small towns, the aliens must contend with a team of government assassins, headed by Pete O'Herne. As the plot rolls on, O'Herne's crew is decimated in as gory a manner as possible, and innocent bystander Craig Smith ends up being marinated (and a darned good job it is). T ...
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Barb Wire (1996)
Genre:
Action,
Fantasy,
Science Fiction,
Sci-Fi Action,
Comic-Book Superhero Film.
Director:
David Hogan.
Actors:
Pamela Anderson,
Temuera Morrison,
Victoria Rowell,
Jack Noseworthy,
Xander R. Berkeley,
Udo Kier,
David Andriole,
Jennifer Banko,
Tony Bill,
Alex Bookston,
Andre Rosey Brown,
Mark Collver,
Tina Cote,
Vincent Curto,
Shelly Desai,
Miles Dougal,
Clint Howard,
Neil Hunt,
Henry Kingi,
Tom "Tiny" Lister, Jr.,
Steve Railsback,
Michael Russo,
Joey Sagal,
Nils Allen Stewart,
Patti Tippo,
Nicholas Worth,
Jack Wright,
Salvator Xuereb.
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Set in the year 2017, Barb Wire takes place after democracy has fallen and a fascist military junta has taken over the U.S. government, plotting to wipe out the country with Red Ribbon, a laboratory-manufactured disease derived from the AIDS virus. The entire test city of Topeka has been annihilated, and only the small bastion of Steel Harbor remains the last free zone in the country, conveniently ...
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Barbarella (1968)
Genre:
Science Fiction,
Satire,
Space Adventure,
Fantasy Adventure,
Comic-Book Superhero Film.
Director:
Roger Vadim.
Actors:
Jane Fonda,
John Phillip Law,
Anita Pallenberg,
Milo O'Shea,
David Hemmings,
Marcel Marceau,
Talitha Pol,
Antonio Sabato,
Ugo Tognazzi,
Franco Gula,
Joan Greenwood,
Maria Theresa Orsini,
Catherine Chevallier,
Marie Therese Chevallier,
Giancarlo Cobelli,
Claude Dauphin,
Umberto DiGrazia,
Serge Marquand,
Nino Musco,
Veronique Vendell.
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A voluptuous outer space agent travels to another galaxy in search of a missing inventor in this science fiction send-up. Barbarella (Jane Fonda), an interstellar representative of the united Earth government in the 41st century, is dispatched to locate scientist Durand Durand, whose positronic ray, if not recovered, could signal the end of humanity. Outfitted in an array of stunning Star Trek/Bon ...
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Battlefield Earth (2000)
Genre:
Science Fiction,
Alien Invasion Films,
Sci-Fi Action.
Director:
Roger Christian.
Actors:
John Travolta,
Barry Pepper,
Forest Whitaker,
Kim Coates,
Richard Tyson,
Sabine Karsenti,
Michael MacRae,
Michael Byrne,
Sean Hewitt,
Michel Perron,
Shaun Austin-Olsen,
Christian Tessier,
Marie-Josée Croze,
Kelly Preston,
Jim Meskimen.
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This big-budget science fiction adventure centers on a final battle between good and evil for control of the world. In the year 3000, Earth is ruled by the Psyclos, a vicious alien race of which Terl (John Travolta) is a member, that has laid waste to the planet, killed the majority of the population, and stripped Earth of its valuable resources. Pockets of resistance remain among the surviving hu ...
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Battlestar Galactica (1979)
Genre:
Science Fiction,
Space Adventure,
Sci-Fi Action.
Director:
Richard A. Colla.
Actors:
Lorne Greene,
Richard Hatch,
Jane Seymour,
Dirk Benedict,
Rene Assa,
Lew Ayres,
Ed Begley, Jr.,
Geoffrey Binney,
Terry Carter,
John Colicos,
Richard A. Colla,
Paul Coufos,
John Fink,
David Greenan,
Noah Hathaway,
Wilfrid Hyde-White,
Herbert Jefferson, Jr.,
Maren Jensen,
Chip Johnson,
Patrick Macnee,
David Matthau,
Ray Milland,
Randi Oakes,
Sarah Rush,
Laurette Spang,
Rick Springfield,
Norman Stuart,
Bruce Wright.
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Battlestar Galactica: Razor (2007)
Genre:
Science Fiction,
Alien Invasion Films,
Space Adventure.
Director:
Felix Enriquez Alcala.
Actors:
Jamie Bamber,
James Callis,
Michelle Forbes,
Tricia Helfer,
Stephanie Jacobsen,
Mary McDonnell,
Edward James Olmos,
Grace Park,
Katee Sackhoff.
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The untold story of the Battlestar Pegasus comes to the screen in this special, two-hour episode of Battlestar Galactica detailing the transformation of Major Kendra Shaw into a fearless tool of war known as a "razor." As the Cylons prepare to launch a genocidal attack on the Twelve Colonies, Major Kendra Shaw (Stephanie Jacobsen) arrives on the Battleship Pegasus reporting for duty. In ...
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Bicentennial Man (1999)
Genre:
Science Fiction,
Comedy,
Sci-Fi Comedy,
Domestic Comedy.
Director:
Chris Columbus.
Actors:
Robin Williams,
Sam Neill,
Wendy Crewson,
Embeth Davidtz,
Oliver Platt,
Hallie Kate Eisenberg,
Stephen Root,
Lynne Thigpen,
Bradley Whitford,
Kiersten Warren,
John Michael Higgins,
George D. Wallace.
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If a robot spends enough time around humans, can he learn to become one of them? The Martin family purchases a domestic android as a servant and names him Andrew (Robin Williams). Andrew comes to know the man of the house as Sir (Sam Neill), his wife as Ma'am Wendy Crewson, and their daughter as Portia (Embeth Davidtz); before long, the Martins suspect that they do not have an ordinary robot on th ...
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Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure (1989)
Genre:
Comedy,
Science Fiction,
Sci-Fi Comedy,
Teen Movie.
Director:
Stephen Herek.
Actors:
Keanu Reeves,
Alex Winter,
George Carlin,
Terry Camilleri,
Bernie Casey,
Dan Shor,
Tony Steedman,
Roi Loomis,
Jane Wiedlin,
Robert V. Barron,
Clifford David,
Hal Landon, Jr.,
Amy Stock-Poynton,
J. Patrick McNamara,
Richard Alexander,
Ron Althoff,
Frazier Bain,
James Bowbitch,
Tony Camilieri,
Clarence Clemons,
John Clure,
Martha Davis,
Traci Dawn Davis,
Tom Dugan,
Diane Franklin,
Jeff S. Goodrich,
Carol Gossler,
Marjean Holden,
John Karlsen,
Kimberley Kates,
Al Leong,
Anne Machette,
Chris Matheson,
Duncan McLeod,
Dusty O'Dee,
Mark Ogden,
Heather Pittman,
Ruth Pittman,
William Robbins,
Steve Rotblatt,
Lisa Rubin,
Steve Shepherd,
Ed Solomon,
Stanzi Stokes,
Claudia Templeton,
Fee Waybill,
Jim Cody Williams.
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With only a few days before their high-school graduation, it looks like airheaded rock star wannabes Bill (Alex Winter) and Ted (Keanu Reeves) are doomed to flunk all their finals. The boys' long-suffering teacher (Bernie Casey) gives them one more chance. If they can ace an oral exam on the topic of how a famous historical personality might react to modern times, they will be allowed to pass. If ...
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Blade Runner (1982)
Genre:
Science Fiction,
Tech Noir,
Sci-Fi Action.
Director:
Ridley Scott.
Actors:
Harrison Ford,
Rutger Hauer,
Sean Young,
Edward James Olmos,
M. Emmet Walsh,
Daryl Hannah,
William Sanderson,
Brion James,
Joe Turkel,
Joanna Cassidy,
James Hong,
Morgan Paull,
Kevin Thompson,
John E. Allen,
Hy Pyke,
Kimiko Hiroshige,
Charles Knapp,
Robert Okazaki.
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A blend of science fiction and noir detective fiction, Blade Runner (1982) was a box office and critical bust upon its initial exhibition, but its unique postmodern production design became hugely influential within the sci-fi genre, and the film gained a significant cult following that increased its stature. Harrison Ford stars as Rick Deckard, a retired cop in Los Angeles circa 2019. L.A. has be ...
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Brave New World (1980)
Genre:
Drama,
Science Fiction,
Docudrama.
Director:
Burt Brinckerhoff.
Actors:
Jonelle Allen,
Jeanetta Arnette,
Reb Brown,
Tara Buckman,
Lee Chamberlin,
Valerie Curtin,
Aron Kincaid,
Carole Mallory,
Ron O'Neal,
Tricia O'Neil,
Victoria Racimo,
Marcia Strassman,
Julie Cobb,
Bud Cort,
Keir Dullea,
Kristoffer Tabori,
Dick Anthony Williams.
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Buck Rogers in the 25th Century (1979)
Genre:
Science Fiction,
Action,
Sci-Fi Action.
Director:
Daniel Haller.
Actors:
Gil Gerard,
Pamela Hensley,
Erin Gray,
Henry Silva,
Tim O'Connor,
Joseph Wiseman,
Duke Butler,
Felix Silla,
Mel Blanc,
David Buchanan,
David Cadiente,
Kevin Coates,
John Dewey-Carter,
Larry Duran,
Kenny Endoso,
H.B. Haggerty,
Stephen Jones,
Eric Lawrence,
Gil Serna,
Caroline Smith.
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Gil Gerard plays Buck Rogers, an American astronaut who awakens after 500 years in space to find a Draconian princess scheming to take over planet Earth. Of course, he is mistaken for a spy and must not only save himself but the galaxy as well. This sci-fi feature was intended as a pilot for the television series.
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A lantern-jawed ray-gun hero does battle with a villainous despot intent on achieving ultimate power in his lovingly-crafted, CG-heavy homage to the low-budget B-movies of yesteryear. Captain Eager is a hero with a reputation for always seeing his mission through to the end. Called upon by the hi-tech corporation Macro Space to investigate the dubious Colonel Regamun, who has used the "Mark o ...
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Casshern (2004)
Genre:
Science Fiction,
Sci-Fi Action.
Director:
Kazuaki Kiriya.
Actors:
Yusuke Iseya,
Kumiko Aso,
Toshiaki Karasawa,
Akira Terao,
Kanako Higuchi,
Fumiyo Kohinata,
Hiroyuki Miyasako,
Mayumi Sada,
Jun Kaname,
Hidetoshi Nishijima,
Mitsuhiro Oikawa,
Susumu Terajima,
Hideji Otaki,
Tatsuya Mihashi.
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A genetic discovery that could prove mankind's saving grace is instead used to create the very beings who threaten their existence in director Kazuaki Kirya's visionary sci-fi epic. The time is the late 21st Century; fifty years of war between Europa and the Eastern Federation have left the planet devastated and the human race completely dispirited. In the aftermath of the Eastern Federation " ...
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Children of Men (2006)
Genre:
Science Fiction,
Psychological Sci-Fi,
Action Thriller.
Director:
Alfonso Cuarón.
Actors:
Clive Owen,
Julianne Moore,
Michael Caine,
Chiwetel Ejiofor,
Claire-Hope Ashitey,
Pam Ferris,
Charlie Hunnam,
Danny Huston,
Peter Mullan,
Oana Pellea,
Paul Sharma,
Jacek Koman.
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Y Tu Mamá También and Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban director Alfonso Cuarón returns to the helm to tell this futuristic tale in which society is without hope since humankind lost its ability to procreate. The year is 2027, and women can no longer give birth. The youngest inhabitant of the planet has just died at the age of 18, and all hope for humanity has been lost. As civilization des ...
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CJ7 (2008)
Genre:
Science Fiction,
Sci-Fi Comedy,
Children's Fantasy.
Director:
Stephen Chow.
Actors:
Stephen Chow,
Xu Jiao,
Kitty Zhang Yuqi,
Lee Sheung-Ching,
Fun Min-Hun,
Huang Lee,
Yao Wenxue,
Han Yong-Wua,
Lam Tze Chung,
Hu Qianlin.
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Shaolin Soccer and Kung Fu Hustle director Stephen Chow returns to the helm for this sci-fi comedy about a struggling single father whose quest to find the perfect toy yields out-of-this-world results. Ti (Chow) is a poor construction worker who breaks his back to ensure that his young son Dicky (Xu Jiao) can stay enrolled in an exclusive private school. But while Ti does everything possible to gi ...
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Clockstoppers (2002)
Genre:
Science Fiction,
Sci-Fi Comedy,
Teen Movie.
Director:
Jonathan Frakes.
Actors:
Jesse Bradford,
French Stewart,
Tony Abatemarco,
Rachel Arieff,
Andrew James Armstrong,
Dwight Armstrong,
Kirven T. Arrington,
Earl Barlow,
Eric Baugh,
Jer-Lyn Benjamin,
Michael Biehn,
Diana Carreno,
Esperanza Catubig,
Danny Cistone,
D.J. Midas,
Aisha R. Delaria,
DJ Swamp,
Pamela Dunlap,
Funkmaster Flex,
Paula Garcés,
Jason Winston George,
Jenette Goldstein,
Lamonte Goode,
Gina Hecht,
Frank Howard,
Miko Hughes,
Ken Jenkins,
Rece Jones,
Linda Kim,
Lindze Letherman,
Alfie Lewis,
Monet 'Fusion' Ludlow,
Jennifer Manley,
Billy Mayo,
Clifford McGhee,
Jodie Milks,
Scott Thomson,
Kimberly Morrow,
Garikayi Mutambirwa,
Oanh Nguyen,
Tom Parks,
Brad 'Chip' Pope,
Deborah Rawlings,
Alphonzo Rawls,
Jeff Ricketts,
Sherman Shoate,
Joey Simmrin,
Julia Sweeney,
Robin Thomas,
Scott Thompson,
Lani Tuyor-Stanbery,
Giacomo Vernice,
Ronnie Willis.
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Frequent Star Trek actor and director Jonathan Frakes gets behind the camera again for this teen-sci-fi/action-drama in the Back to the Future (1985) mold. Jesse Bradford stars as Zak Gibbs, a teenager who discovers the latest invention to spring from the mind of his scientist father (Robin Thomas) and a research team that includes his dad's eccentric colleague Dr. Earl Dopler (French Stewart). It ...
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Producer J.J. Abrams teams with writer Drew Goddard and director Matt Reeves for this frenetic tale of a powerful destructive force that descends upon New York City, and the four desperate people who put their lives on the line to embark on a perilous rescue mission. Rob Hawkins (Michael Stahl-David) is a young American professional who has recently been offered a coveted new job in Japan. Eager t ...
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Code 46 (2003)
Genre:
Science Fiction,
Psychological Sci-Fi,
Romantic Drama.
Director:
Michael Winterbottom.
Actors:
Tim Robbins,
Samantha Morton,
Jeanne Balibar,
Om Puri,
Essie Davis,
Shelley King,
David Fahm,
Togo Igawa,
Nina Fogg,
Bruno Lastra,
Emil Marwa,
Nabil Massad,
Taro Sherabayani,
Christopher Simpson,
Benedict Wong.
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In the not-so-distant future, a married man investigates a counterfeiter and ends up the perpetrator of an ethical crime in Code 46, the latest film from prolific British director Michael Winterbottom. Set against the backdrop of a technologically advanced Shanghai, where people are only allowed to travel between countries with official passports called "papelles," the film charts the ef ...
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Contact (1997)
Genre:
Science Fiction,
Psychological Sci-Fi.
Director:
Robert Zemeckis.
Actors:
Jodie Foster,
Matthew McConaughey,
James Woods,
John Hurt,
Tom Skerritt,
William Fichtner,
David Morse,
Angela Bassett,
Geoffrey Blake,
Max Martini,
Rob Lowe,
Jake Busey,
Jena Malone,
Tucker Smallwood,
David St. James.
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The search for life outside our solar system becomes a personal and spiritual quest for a young researcher. Ellie Arroway (Jodie Foster) is a scientist who lost her faith in God after her parents died when she was a child. However, Ellie has learned to develop a different sort of faith in the seemingly unknowable: working with a group that monitors radio waves from space, Ellie hopes that some day ...
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Crack in the World (1965)
Genre:
Science Fiction.
Director:
Andrew Marton.
Actors:
Dana Andrews,
Janette Scott,
Kieron Moore,
Alexander Knox,
Peter Damon,
Gary Lasdun,
Mike Steen,
Todd Martin,
Jim Gillen,
Alfred Brown,
Emilio Carrer,
John Karlsen,
Sydna Scott,
Ben Tatar.
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A scientist trying to better mankind nearly destroys the world as we know it in this sci-fi thriller. Dr. Stephen Sorensen (Dana Andrews) is doing research in geo-thermal energy; he's convinced that if men can find a way to drill through the earth's outer crust into the molten magma near the center, the heat can be harnessed and used to warm dwellings around the world. His assistant, Ted Rampion ( ...
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Crash And Burn (1990)
Genre:
Science Fiction.
Director:
Charles Band.
Actors:
Paul Ganus,
Megan Ward,
Bill Moseley,
Eva La Rue,
Jack McGee,
Ralph Waite,
Katherine Armstrong,
Perry Bullington,
John Chandler,
Kristopher Logan,
Robert MacDonald,
Elizabeth MacLellan.
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Fans of innovative Canadian filmmaker David Cronenberg will recognize the emergence of a his unique voice in this 1970 project, the director's second feature (following the 1969 Stereo). The bizarre premise introduces a dystopian future society in the wake of a devastating epidemic — which killed off most of the adult female population thanks to a buildup of dangerous chemicals in cosmet ...
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Critters 3 (1991)
Genre:
Horror,
Science Fiction,
Horror Comedy,
Monster Film.
Director:
Kristine Peterson.
Actors:
Aimee Brooks,
John Calvin,
Katherine Cortez,
Leonardo DiCaprio,
Geoffrey Blake,
Don Opper,
Nina Axelrod,
Frances Bay,
Diana Bellamy,
Christian Cousins,
Joseph Cousins,
William Hunt,
Terrence Mann,
José Luis Valansuela,
Bill Zuckert.
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The third in the tongue-in-cheek horror series liberally cribbed from Gremlins (1984) features an early performance from future heartthrob Leonardo DiCaprio and was filmed simultaneously with its follow-up. This time out, it's an urban family who picks up one of the fast-multiplying beasties while on vacation, although they are warned by Charlie (Don Opper), a veteran of the creatures' earlier att ...
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In this low-budget sci-fi adventure, a nerdy college student is shocked to discover that he has been chosen to save the Earth from intergalactic invaders. Joe E. Talbott learns of his mission from the mysterious beauty who suddenly appears in his dorm late one night. Upon hearing her story, he agrees to help. Accompanied by the girl, and an alien mercenary who knows the enemy too well, he sets off ...
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This low-budget science-fiction drama, winner of a 1997 Toronto Film Festival prize for "Best Canadian First Feature," depicts the plight of a group of people clad in prison-style uniforms and trapped in futuristic cube-like metal cells. Their memories are hazy; no one can recall how they got there. Alderson (Julian Richings) awakens in a cell, seeks an exit, and arrives in an adjacent c ...
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Don "The Dragon" Wilson stars in this futuristic action thriller. A new breed of robotic crime fighters called Cyber-Trackers are given the powers to be judge, jury, and executioner, finding lawbreakers and killing them without trial. But when a secret service agent (Wilson) makes the mistake of challenging the wrong folks, he becomes the next target of the cyber-trackers. With the help ...
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Cyborg (1989)
Genre:
Science Fiction,
Sci-Fi Action,
Martial Arts.
Director:
Albert Pyun.
Actors:
Jean-Claude Van Damme,
Deborah Richter,
Vincent Klyn,
Alex Daniels,
Dayle Haddon,
Blaise Loong,
Rolf Muller,
Haley Peterson,
Terrie Batson,
Chuck Allen,
Thomas Barley,
Jophery Brown,
Jim Creech,
Dale Frye,
Janice Graser,
Nancy Lara-Hansch,
Stefanos Miltsakakis,
Robert Pentz,
Jackson "Rock" Pinckney,
Kristina Sebastian,
Sharon K. Tew.
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In a post-apocalyptic world, killer-for-hire Gibson Rickenbacker (Jean-Claude Van Damme) is hired to escort a cyborg—which contains valuable information on a cure for a deathly plague—to its research center.
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Damnation Alley (1977)
Genre:
Science Fiction,
Action,
Adventure,
Sci-Fi Disaster Film,
Road Movie.
Director:
Jack Smight.
Actors:
Jan-Michael Vincent,
George Peppard,
Dominique Sanda,
Paul Winfield,
Jackie Earle Haley,
Kip Niven,
Trent Dolan,
Robert Donner,
Seamon Glass,
Bob Hackman,
Mark L. Taylor.
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A small but hardy band of survivors traverses a post-apocalypse American landscape in this sci-fi thriller. A horrific nuclear assault leaves only three survivors at an underground military facility, so Tanner (Jan-Michael Vincent), Denton (George Peppard), and Keegan (Paul Winfield) commandeer a special all-terrain land cruiser and head for Albany, NY, the only American city to be spared in the a ...
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Darkman (1990)
Genre:
Science Fiction,
Sci-Fi Action,
Comic-Book Superhero Film.
Director:
Sam Raimi.
Actors:
Liam Neeson,
Frances McDormand,
Colin Friels,
Larry Drake,
Nelson Mashita,
Jenny Agutter,
Jesse Lawrence Ferguson,
Rafael Robledo,
Dan Hicks,
Theodore Raimi,
Dan Bell,
Nicholas Worth,
Bruce Campbell,
Andy Bale,
Carl Bresk,
John Cameron,
Stuart Cornfield,
Sean Daniel,
William Dear,
Said Faraj,
Cliff Fleming,
Phillip A. Gillis,
Carrie Hall,
Julius Harris,
Bridget Hoffman,
Craig Hosking,
Nathan Jung,
John Landis,
Aaron Lustig,
William Lustig,
Neal McDonough,
Maggie Moore,
Frank Noon,
Scott Spiegel,
Prof. Toru Tanaka,
Arsenio "Sonny" Trinidad,
Cary Tyler,
Karl Wickman,
John Lisbon Wood,
Charles W. Young.
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Neglecting Julie (Frances McDormand), his lawyer lady friend, Dr. Peyton Westlake (Liam Neeson) works feverishly to perfect his latest invention — artificial skin that could be used to treat burn victims. Peyton himself falls victim to an explosion when one of Julie's crooked clients sends his henchmen to sniff out an incriminating document that's been left in Westlake's lab. Hideously d ...
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British sci-fi author John Wyndham's classic horror piece Day of the Triffids was first filmed as a 95-minute theatrical feature in 1963. Though more thoughtful than most alien-invasion pictures, this tale of a meteor shower that results in huge, mutated, ambulatory maneating plants had to be compressed a bit for the feature version. A more in-depth adaptation of Triffids showed up as a British TV ...
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Day Watch (2006)
Genre:
Science Fiction.
Director:
Timur Bekmambetov.
Actors:
Konstantin Khabensky,
Maria Poroshina,
Vladimir Menshov,
Galina Tyunina,
Victor Verzhbitsky,
Zhanna Friske,
Dima Martynov,
Valery Zolotukhin,
Aleksei Chadov,
Nurzhuman Ikhtymbaev,
Alexei Maklakov,
Alekandr Samoylenko,
Gosha Kutsenko,
Irina Yakovlena,
Yegor Dronov,
Nikolai Olyalin,
Rimma Markova,
Anna Slyu,
Igor Lifanov,
Sergei Trofimov,
Mariya Mironova,
Anna Dubrovskaya,
Sergey Ovchinnikov,
Anton Stepanenko,
Elena Bychkova,
Mikhail Gavrilov,
Andrey Kuchishkin,
Natalia Kuchishkina,
Oleg Kshumanev,
Roman Miryaev,
Alexey Mitrofanov,
Marina Stolyarova,
Mikhail Tikhomirov,
Yury Yunushkin,
Marat Yusupov,
Boris Moiseev,
Anita Tsoitsi,
Artemy Troitsky,
Nikas Safranov,
Vasily Shandybin,
Willie Tokarev,
Maria Arbatova,
Yulia Tokareva,
Pavel Miroshnik,
Pierre Broshe,
Peter Miroshnik,
Anna Broshe,
Yury Aizenshpits,
Victoria Markina,
Maria Kisileva,
R. Rubenchik,
Ä. Rubenchik,
Ä Buldyzhenko,
G. Golovkina,
B. Tarasov,
N. Iliynskaya,
N. Lekareva,
Ä. Kuzinov,
È. Komarova,
Y. Rymarev,
A. Gorelova,
Ä. Vyazhskaya,
L. Levina,
D. Tarasenko,
Ä. Surzhina,
S. Prigara,
É. Sukhanova,
É. Kochergina,
Ä. Tabatchikov,
É. Shovkoplyas,
R. Belyaletdinov,
Ä. Belov.
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The apocalyptic sci-fi thriller Day Watch (AKA vevnoy Dozor: Mel Sudbi, 2006) constitutes the second installment in a planned supernatural trilogy by Russian fantasist director Timur Bekmambetov. As preceded by 2004's blockbuster Night Watch and followed by Dusk Watch, this sophomore film picks up on the byzantine tale of a world where, centuries ago, the powers of light (representing goodness) an ...
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Decoys (2003)
Genre:
Science Fiction,
Alien Invasion Films,
Horror Comedy,
Sex Horror.
Director:
Matthew Hastings.
Actors:
Richard Burgi,
Nicole Eggert,
Enis Esmer,
Meghan Ory,
Kim Poirier,
Corey Sevier,
Elias Toufexis,
Stefanie von Pfetten.
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Matt Hastings' science-fiction film Decoys concerns a freshman at college who discovers a pair of beautiful, sexually aggressive female students who are actually aliens sent to engage in sex with humans before they move in and overtake the human race. The young man takes it upon himself to save the world.
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Deep Blue Sea (1999)
Genre:
Thriller,
Science Fiction,
Sea Adventure,
Adventure Drama,
Natural Horror.
Director:
Renny Harlin.
Actors:
Thomas Jane,
Saffron Burrows,
Samuel L. Jackson,
Jacqueline McKenzie,
Michael Rapaport,
Stellan Skarsgård,
LL Cool J,
Aida Turturro.
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Although mako sharks are among the fastest and deadliest predators in the ocean, they're not as smart as humans — at least, they weren't. However, Dr. Susan McAlester (Saffron Burrows) has been using mako sharks as her test subjects for research on the regeneration of human brain tissues. McAlester has altered the DNA of several sharks, raising them close to the level of human intelligen ...
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