From Scanners and The Fifth Element to Europa Report and Cloud Atlas, these films are perfect sci-fi movies that nobody remembers.

Sci-fi is wildly popular, and for good reason—it's both an escape and a view of the world through a lens that's both hopeful and unfamiliar.

Michael Bay's disaster epic Armageddon was a huge box office hit, but most critics didn't care for it, especially Roger Ebert.

A cinematic obsessive with the filmic palate of a starving raccoon, Rob London will watch pretty much anything once. With a mind like a steel trap, he's an endless fount of movie and TV trivia, borne ...

Science fiction loves to look to the future, but these five shows look ahead to what's now our past. The results are fun and full of classics.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Dave Bowman walking through the Discovery One spacecraft corridor in 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968). - MGM Studios Science-fiction ...

Science fiction has always functioned as a testing ground for ideas that are difficult to approach directly. By manipulating technology, time, space, and biology, the genre creates controlled ...

Michael Bay’s asteroid-sized disaster movie — yes, the one where oil drillers are sent into space to save humanity — has been trending again on streaming, and next month it’ll be available to watch ...

We’re tier ranking the best sci-fi movies of all time no nostalgia immunity, no free passes. Some “everyone loves this” titles are getting moved down, and some quieter masterpieces are going way up. I ...

Your phone’s been buzzing nonstop, your inbox is a disaster zone, and you’re pretty sure you’ve forgotten what actual silence sounds like—time to escape to Z Ranch Farmstay in Templeton, where the ...

The film is an insane sci-fi time travel story about a man (Rockwell) who has figured out that the correct combination of people who ...