10 science fiction films that you should immediately stream on Prime video

The action film Pacific Rim of Guillermo del Toro 2013 is essentially his homage to Godzilla, albeit without the iconic beast. In the future, Kaiju – huge monstrous creatures – rose out of the ocean to destroy humanity. People defended themselves with human robots called Jaegers. However, that wasn't enough. Can a published pilot and an outsider new to bring an extra -curricular Jaeger to the battlefield and win the fight? I will not answer this question, but I will tell you that this is a damn funny journey.

Emma Stone won the Oscar for its groundbreaking performance as Bella Baxter in the arms of Yorgos Lanthimos. Bella is a woman who was brought back by the dead by Godwin Baxter (Willem Dafoe) – he is not Dr. Frankenstein, but he is tight – life without the interference of the laughter of society. This feminist masterpiece offers great achievements by Mark Ruffalo and Ramy Youssef. This is one of these visionary works of art that have to be considered really valued. So, I don't know, look at it.

Jason Pargin published John in the end under the pseudonym David Wong as a collection of stories that he put online for fun – and then they won popularity, which led to a fertile career for the author. It probably helps Don Coscarelli Don Coscarelli adapt the first book in the series into a film. Chase Williamson plays Dave, the guy who is plagued by supernatural visions, who has teamed up with his relaxed buddy John (Rob Mayes) in order to examine all possible strange phenomena. And boy, this film becomes strange. It is supported by an excellent cameo by Paul Giamatti and has been strengthening as a cult favorite. It's a shame that it never received a sequel.

JJ Abrams joined the camera and taped a nostalgia by Steven Spielberg-Schmashmaschnostalgie with Super 8. Spielberg is a producer on the film. The film takes place in 1979 and follows a group of friends in a city in Ohio Town, which shoots a zombie film on a chic Super 8 camera. You see a train accident and soon afterwards strange things happen. The children soon discover that they have turned the answer to the supernatural secret in the city.

Life follows a close -meshed crew of Astronauts, played by Ryan Reynolds, Jake Gyllenhaal and Rebecca Ferguson, which discover a way of life in space. They do what people in science fiction films tend: put it and put it until it attacks. The result is a tighter room thriller reminiscent of Ridley Scotts alien. Mind you, there is no new floor in the genre, but it is still a solid film.

Trollhunter is a mockmentary in the streak of the Blair Witch project, except that the audience knew that this monster film was everything when it was premiered in 2011. The core is simple enough: a group of Norwegian film students examines a number of illegal poaching. What you discover is much worse than you could have imagined: huge, hideous, bloodthirsty trolls.

Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard lead the continuation of Jurassic Park 2015, which started a new dinosaur-centered franchise that has continued to thrive in the past ten years. What happens if a genetically modified hybriddinosaurs known as indominus reex-in renovations in the renovated and urgent dino topic escapes chaos? Chaos, of course.

A quiet place: The first day brings the audience back to the beginning of the extraterrestrial invasion. While it may not be a necessary entry in the franchise – such as 10 Cloverfield Lane – the film digs its heels into the human experience in the middle of a catastrophe. Come to the disaster, stay for the sweet cat.

In John Carpenter's post -apocalyptic cult classic, it was devastated by the war in New York in 1997. Manhattan was turned into a huge prison. After the president was taken hostage, the former Special Forces Officer (and the current prisoner) Snake Plissken (Kurt Russell) is recruited to save the day in return for his own freedom.

This classic cult cult of the stunning cult stars Jake Gyllenhaal as a misunderstood high school, who, after apparently a terrible accident, begins to travel through time. He discovers the joy of being alive and in love. Topics of depression, repression and alternative universes meet this wonderfully bizarre film. We also do not forget that the huge demon rabbit called Frank.