Director Steven Spielberg delivers all the pay-offs you expect from show-pony cinema.

What really rocks this alternate world is Ryan Gosling’s goofy, nerdy, wholly human portrayal.

Desperation and drugs make haunted bedfellows in a trailblazing, time-warping debut from writer-director Sam Odlum.

Killer looks only take the show so far in director Denis Villeneuve’s high-flown trip into not-so-deep space.

After awakening from an accident, a debilitated astronaut finds himself bunking down on the moon with a wildcard clone.

Visually, emotionally and for full-on nutty flair, this trip out is the whole futuristic package.

Teenage aliens! Small-town high school! Romance a-brewing between two really good-looking stars! Sure, it’s pop corny. But it’s also kind of crazy-cool.

Life as the Starfleet knows it is threatened by a rogue agent.

Twelve-year-old computer-game brainbox Ender Wiggin is recruited to lead Earth’s International Fleet against an alien attack.

In a futuristic world, Judge Dredd is the hardest of all the hard-case law enforcers.