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5 science fiction movies to watch on Netflix that will fascinate you

If you want to travel to other planets, experience other realities or simply get out of the routine a bit, take note of these titles that will transport you to very different worlds.

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For those who dream of living on other planets and discovering alternative universes, there is science fiction, that genre that transports us to other realities through the technology we already know. They say that his name is actually a mistranslation of ‘science fiction’ and that what it really means is science fiction. In any case, since the beginning of the 20th century, it has made us think about more advanced civilizations and, above all, about how things can go horribly wrong if we don’t improve as a species.

If all this calls you, here we have compiled five movies about unknown planets, time loops and human killing machines that you will love. In total, 5 science fiction movies to watch on Netflix.

‘TIME TRAP’ (2020)

Time Trap (2017) - IMDb

Time Trap begins with the disappearance of an archeology professor. He was one of the favorites of the teaching team and a group of students has organized to look for him in the cave where he was looking for the Source of Life. What they don’t know is that they are going to suffer the same fate as him, since they are entering a parallel reality where time passes much slower than on the surface. Losing hope of being rescued, they decide to go even deeper to see what other secrets await them.

Ben Foster and Mark Dennis direct this science fiction adventure that, according to the creators themselves, has influences from 80’s cinema, such as Indiana Jones and The Goonies.

‘THE WANDERING EARTH’ (2019)

The Wandering Earth – Review | Netflix Sci-Fi | Heaven of Horror

Due to the aging of the Sun, humanity decides to use huge thrusters to move the Earth to another system and ensure the survival of life on Earth. This movement causes catastrophic tsunamis and much of the surface freezes. An astronaut embarks on a mission to a space station in order to assist in the interstellar journey of the Blue Planet.

The Wandering Earth is based on a short novel by Liu Cixin, the famous Chinese writer and Hugo and Locus Award winner and creator of the Three Bodies Trilogy.

‘MIRAGE'(2018)

Mirage (2018) – Review | Spanish Netflix Sci-Fi Thriller | Heaven of Horror

In a mysterious interference in the timeline, Vera manages to save the life of a boy who lived in the same house 25 years before. This good act has a series of consequences that she did not expect and she wakes up in a world where her daughter has never been born. The protagonist begins a race against time to return to her old reality, but she realizes that what she had lived until now is a mirage.

Oriol Paulo directs During the storm, a science fiction thriller starring Adriana Ugarte and Chino Darín. Paulo is an old acquaintance of the suspense genre since he is also responsible for Contratiempo and El Cuerpo.

SEE YOU YESTERDAY (2019)

See You Yesterday is Back to the Future with sharp social commentary - The  Verge

See You Yesterday stars two science-loving students. They have to create a science project good enough to get a scholarship to continue studying. His idea is to make two-time machines that can be put in a backpack. His teacher – the mythical Michael J. Fox – is incredulous, but it turns out that, after several failed attempts, they manage to put them into operation.

An idea based on a short film by Stefon Bristol, also director of the film with Fredrica Bailey. The short won the HBO Short Film Competition but, ironically, they ended up developing the feature for Netflix, the competition.

LUCY (2014)

Lucy - Rotten Tomatoes

Lucy works as a mule, offering her body to transform the drug of a group of drug traffickers. One day, one of her bags breaks and the young woman acquires superhuman powers. She now has the ability of telekinesis, she feels no pain, she can instantly absorb knowledge, and has inhuman speed. Lucy has become a killing machine.

Behind this science fiction film is the veteran Luc Besson, known for The Fifth Element, The Professional (Lion), or Nikita, Tough To Kill.

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Written by Geekybar

Linguist-translator by education. I have been working in the field of advertising journalism for over 10 years.

For over 7 years in journalism. Half of them are as editor. My weakness is doing mini-investigations on new topics.

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