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  • 12 Monkeys (R)

    Following a global epidemic that has eradicated most of humanity, time travel becomes the only hope of mankind's survival; a volunteer (Bruce Willis) returns to 1990s Philadelphia to find the source of the epidemic, but he's promptly locked away as a madman. more...
  • 2033 (NR)

    Set in a sterile, white-walled dictatorship where all the workers are drugged, this lavish sci-fi feature from Mexico manages to resemble THX 1138 (1971) or the more recent Gattaca (1997) while skimping on full-scale pyrotechnics. more...
  • The Adjustment Bureau (PG-13)

    Philip K. Dick's early story "Adjustment Team" (1954) was a little paranoid masterpiece about an office drone who discovers that cosmic secret agents police the planet, minutely altering everyday events so as to keep world history on track. more...
  • Algol

    Silent German science fiction from 1920 about an alien planet's gift to Earth: an unlimited supply of energy. more...
  • Alien (R)

    An empty-headed horror movie (1979) with nothing to recommend it beyond the disco-inspired art direction and some handsome, if gimmicky, cinematography. more...
  • Apollo 18 (PG-13)

    An unlikely victory for underground cinema, this low-budget sci-fi feature has less in common with the multiplex fare it's opening alongside than with the work of experimental figures like Craig Baldwin (Mock Up on Mu), Jim Finn (Interkosmos), and Damon Packard (SpaceDisco One). more...
  • Attack the Block (R)

    Teenage thugs patrolling a grim council estate in south London are stunned when flaming asteroids begin to drop from the sky and disgorge space aliens who look like eyeless black bears with concentric rows of green, glow-in-the-dark fangs. more...
  • Avatar (PG-13)

    More than a decade in the making, James Cameron's 3-D fantasy about a colony of human astronauts hoping to plunder an alien rain forest represents a quantum leap in movie magic; watching it, I began to understand how people in 1933 must have felt when they saw King Kong. more...
  • Avatar 3D (PG-13)

    More than a decade in the making, James Cameron's 3-D fantasy about a colony of human astronauts hoping to plunder an alien rain forest represents a quantum leap in movie magic; watching it, I began to understand how people in 1933 must have felt when they saw King Kong. more...