Science fiction went into something of a slump throughout the 90s.
However, sci-fi wasn’t entirely asleep during the ’90s.
In fact, the genre had several worthwhile pictures that flew under the radar.
However, 1995’sJohnny Mnemonicisn’t one of his best-received efforts.
However, this daring project has plenty to admire; its reach far exceeds its grasp.
Equal parts escape movie as it’s a sci-fi dystopia,Fortressperfectly combines themes and styles.
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6’Coneheads' (1993)
Dan AykroydandJane Curtinstar inSteve Barron’s 1993 sci-fi comedyConeheads.
When their home planet reaches out with sinister orders, the family must decide where their allegiances lie.
The film’s comedy will not be for everyone, so audiences should approach it open-mindedly.
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5’Existenz' (1999)
David Cronenbergis the master of weird, body horror movies.
Oscar nomineesJennifer Jason LeighandJude Lawstar in the film, which revolves around a VR designer targetted by assassins.
4’Gattaca' (1997)
Oscar nomineesEthan HawkeandUma Thurmanjoin Jude Law inAndrew Niccol’s 1997 sci-fi movieGattaca.
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Gattacais a thought-provoking and visually striking sci-fi exploration of society’s obsession with perfection.
Furthermore,Dark Cityis a brilliant mystery, a neo-noir masterpiece that proves how perfectly the two genres blend.
Open Your Eyesis a mind-bending and thrilling exploration of the human mind and the nature of desire.
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1’Cube' (1997)
Cubeis among the most elusive and overlooked horror sci-fi movies.
There aren’t enough worthy entries of this genre combination, surprising considering how well they go together.
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