Science fiction transports the viewer to a new world of technological possibilities, but only a few sci-fi films are must-watch viewing for everyone.

Those who love a bit of horror in their sci-fi will remember 28 Days Later, which was released in 2002. It’s a post-apocalyptic horror about a deadly virus that looks alarmingly like horror’s beloved ...

The '90s were the heyday of techno-noir movies, flicks that combine the cynical atmosphere and jaded perspectives of film noir with the dystopian settings and altered reality of science fiction.

From pulse-pounding chases and alien encounters to genre-defining moments and eye-popping animation, these science fiction movies know exactly how to start off: with a bang.