Find the top 5 sci-fi masterpieces from the 21st century! These films can create the walls of imagination, which represents immerse experience for you in the films, offering unforgotten stories you would not want to miss.
1. Inception (2010)
Expert thief Dom Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio) offers to erase his criminal record by doing something he’s never done — planting an idea in someone’s mind. With the help of a team he sets his sights on infiltrating the subconscious of a business heir, but personal demons and the ludicrous dream world prove to be vastly more than a match for the enervated group.
2. Ex Machina (2014)
Caleb ( Domhnall Gleeson ) wins a contest to spend a week at his reclusive CEO Nathan’s ( Oscar Isaac) secluded home. He’s sent there, where he’s tasked with testing out the human-like AI, Ava (Alicia Vikander). When Caleb gets closer to Ava, he starts to wonder what Ava wants, what kind of person Nathan is, and what consciousness is.
3. Interstellar (2014)
In an inhospitable dystopian future where Earth is growing uninhabitable, NASA pilot Cooper (Matthew McConaughey) is brought on to lead human explorers through what they call a wormhole to find a new planet home for humanity. The film covers themes of survival, love, and the mysteries of space-time as it was to a time warp, relationships tested.
4. Arrival (2016)
After arriving on Earth scientists particularly linguist called Louise Banks (Amy Adams) is chosen by the military to assist in what alien beings want to convey. When she is translating an almost translatable language of the aliens, she discovers the relation between time, memory and future of human civilization, and gets a beautiful gift.
5. Dune: Part One (2021)
In the movie, the Duke Leto Atreides (Oscar Isaac) just got busy and is at his desk one day when he gives birth to Paul Atreides (Timothée Chalamet), his bastard son. He is then appointed to the Arrakis, a desert planet, for spice mining. Later, Paul confronts his role as a leader and the environment—the desert and the native Fremen people—after its wordly betrayal and political conflict.
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