Movies adapted from science fiction novels

1. Six Parts of the "Star Wars" Series

The story of the film revolves around the space war between the slave empire and a small group of rebels. In "Star Wars", Mark Hamill and his allied friends *** work together to maintain the peace of the universe; the story of "The Empire Strikes Back" continues "Star Wars" and adds new allies to continue the battle between good and evil. Space war. The scientists may have chosen these two films out of nostalgia for the original trilogy, rather than because of their scientific content. After the release of these two films, a wave of popularity of "Star Wars" toys and games was launched, which became the template for many future space movies and science fiction novels.

2. "Terminator"

The computer that dominates the earth in 2029, in order to further exterminate mankind and curb human resistance, sends robots back to the twentieth century to kill human leaders. mother, but the plan failed. In the sequel, the computer sends a more powerful liquid metal robot to carry out assassination operations again, but the "Terminator robot" protects the future human leader and his mother. Deutsch, a quantum physicist at the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom, believes that although the film has some inconsistencies in its description of time travel, it is still a masterpiece of its type.

3. "The Matrix"

The protagonist is a computer expert in the 22nd century who is often troubled by dreams. Later he discovers that his life is controlled by invisible forces from the evil online world. In the end, it was discovered that human beings were living in a "virtual reality world" without knowing it. The protagonist decides to save humanity and stand up against the evil online world. Mike, a cell biologist at the University of Toronto in Canada, said that in the film, humans can easily jump between buildings, which seems a bit surreal, but "it also maintains the usual entertainment value, that is, the bad guys and the good guys will still be in the future world." Fighting back and forth."

4. "Alien" Series

A spacecraft responsible for mining planet ores carried seven team members and received an unknown planet on its way back to Earth. A distress signal came from a famous planet, and the team members went to investigate. Unexpectedly, an alien monster parasitized the body of a team member, and later broke out of the body and swallowed the team member. In the end, a female team member was left to fight the monster to the death. Fang Kaiwen, director of the Center for Space and Polar Medicine at University College London, believes that this film describes the process of long-distance space journeys, allowing "for the first time we know that when humans work and live in space in the future, they may eat pizza, smoke and play on the spacecraft." Playing cards to pass the time.”

5. "Superman" tetralogy

"Superman" ushered in a new era in the field of science fiction. Christopher's indomitable fight against fate at the last moment was admired by many people. Christopher Reeve is Superman, and this is a memory that no one can erase. From 1978 to 1987, in the past 10 years, 4 episodes of the movie "Superman" were produced. Perhaps many readers still remember the wonderful experience of watching "Superman" as a child. This set of movies not only established a series of classic models in science fiction hero films, but also directly opened the era of comic heroes on the screen represented by "Batman", "Spider-Man", "X-Men", etc., and every episode They all reflected the psychology and popular value orientation of mainstream American society at that time, and reflected the political and cultural pattern of the entire world. The aftermath has become a pop culture symbol and screen idol in the United States and even around the world. All of this is Superman's greatest gift to this planet. Let us remember his name: Christopher. Reeve.

6. "Blade Runner"

The protagonist is Los Angeles police officer Darkett, whose mission is to find and kill illegal replicants mixed among the people on Earth. The physical strength and intelligence of these clones far exceed those of humans. During the hunt, Darkad unexpectedly fell in love with a female replicant. Ming Jie, a stem cell biologist at King's College London, said that this was the best science fiction movie he had ever seen. "At the time, it and the entire story transcended the times and raised questions that have remained unchanged throughout the ages, including what is a human being? We are "Who is it?"

7. "The End of the Earth"

It tells the story of a highly intelligent human-like alien who came to Washington, the capital of the United States, in a flying saucer. Robots of terrifying power. The aliens warned humans to abolish nuclear weapons and hoped that humans would join their alliance of peaceful planets. However, they did not expect to be regarded as enemies by the earthlings and launch an attack. Pillinger, the British scientist in charge of the Mars probe "Beagle 2", liked this movie very much. He said, "When this movie was shown back then, the theater manager would pause the movie to add to the gimmick and announce to the audience that the spaceship had landed."

8. "2001: A Space Odyssey"

It tells the story of human beings' exploration of destiny and the universe, starting from the prehistoric ape period, and then traveling across time and space to the space colony. Director Kubrick tried to use this film to highlight human ignorance and predict the insignificance of human technology in a forward-looking way. This film won the "Best Visual Effects Award" at the US Academy Awards. Manning, an honorary professor at the University of Edinburgh in the United Kingdom, praised the film: "The simulation technology is excellent, and today's computer graphics cannot match it."

9. "The Battle for Earth"

The Martian Cause The sudden climate change on Mars made it impossible to survive, so a group of invincible alien legions were organized and planned to invade the earth on a large scale. All human weapons are unable to deal with the Martian death ray cannons. Cities are falling one after another, and humans all over the world are running for their lives.

At this moment, the Martians were slowly dying due to infection with Earth's bacteria. Astronomer Hugh Stark of California, USA, said: "The film method is very attractive because it creates a group of creatures that we are completely unfamiliar with and whose backgrounds are very different from ours."

10. "The Third Category" "Contact"

The protagonist witnessed a flying saucer from outer space arriving on the earth, which started a series of incredible events. In the end, the protagonist still fulfilled his long-cherished wish, boarded the alien mothership, and shouldered the responsibility of the earth's messengers and aliens. Star people make friendly contacts. Kevin Fang, a scientist at the University of London, said that even if there are aliens, they are unlikely to fly the kind of spaceship that looks like an inverted Christmas tree in the movie. But for him, "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" is the most important movie about aliens in the history of movies. A classic business card for humans visiting the Earth.

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5 Return of the Jedi

1983 United States

Director: Richard Marquand

Award: Oscar for Best Visual Effects

British Film Awards for Best Visual Effects

Introduction: Imperial Commander Vader built a new The Death Star base in an attempt to annihilate the rebels in one fell swoop. At the same time, Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia in disguise, and the robots R2D2 and 3PO went to rescue Solo who was imprisoned by Jabba. The final battle between the Rebels and the Empire begins here. Luke encounters Vader again on the Death Star. After a fierce battle, the Rebels finally defeat the Empire.

6 Blade Runner Blade Runner

1982 United States

Director: Ridley Scott

Award: British Film Awards for Best Cinematography

British Film Awards for Best Art Direction

British Film Awards for Best Costume Design

Introduction: In the 21st century, humans have created high-tech products Crystallization - Replicant. They have the same intelligence and senses as humans, and are even physically superior to humans. They are used to explore outer space and do the most tiring and dangerous work, but they also have their own emotions and hatreds. After a riot, they were sentenced to disappear from the earth. If they are discovered again, they will be killed without mercy! A group of replicants ventured back to Earth to find a way to survive, because their mechanical energy was about to run out and they would die at any time. So the Los Angeles Blade Runner team sent elite Dick to hunt them down, but their crime was wanting to become human? ! But Dick fell in love with the beautiful clone Li Ge, and he began to be in a dilemma...

"Blade Runner" is an old film that is considered the most ignored by many movie fans and science fiction fans. This gloomy and depressive work is always full of reflections on people and their value. On the one hand, humans are trying to eliminate the clones created by themselves that are stronger than themselves in all aspects; on the other hand, the contradiction between the clones and humans fighting for the right to survive forces the viewer to understand the fate of the clones. Reflect on yourself: What is life? And what is the meaning of life...and other questions that are often ignored by us in our daily lives.

7 Alien

1979 United States

Director: Ridley Scott

Award: Oscar for Best Visual Effects

< p>British Film Awards for Best Art Direction

British Film Awards for Best Sound Recording

Introduction: This science fiction classic was a critical success and won the Academy Award for Best Visual Effects. The sequels are coming one after another, and the fourth episode is currently being filmed. It is still very popular with the public. Sigourney Weaver plays the tough female commander Ripley. She and her subordinates take a commercial spaceship to explore an unknown planet. The subordinate returns to Only then did a bloodthirsty monster board the ship. From then on, there was no peace, and horrific incidents happened one after another.

8 2001: A Space Odyssey 2001: A Space Odyssey

1968 United States/UK

Director: Stanley Kubrick

Award: Oscar Most Best Visual Effects

British Film Awards for Best Cinematography

British Film Awards for Best Art Direction

British Film Awards for Best Sound Recording

Introduction: By Stanley. This film directed by Kubrick tells the story of the atomic-powered spacecraft Scapari set out to fly to Jupiter, which is 800 million kilometers away, in order to unravel the secret of the mysterious stone pillars that suddenly stand on the ground and attack people. The members of this spacecraft include Captain Bowman, pilot Blue and three team members hibernating in the cylinder. On the way, the computer HAL went crazy and destroyed the hibernation device. Blue was lured out of the ship and killed in the dark space. Captain Bowman was trapped in the mother ship and started a life-and-death struggle with him. As a result, mankind finally won. Soon after the spacecraft entered the orbit of Jupiter, the captain discovered something exactly like a stone pillar on the moon somewhere, so he headed towards it, but an accident occurred. When he woke up, he saw himself and the spaceship in Louis XVI's bedroom. Beyond time and space, after everything disappears in white light, the green earth floating in space is guarded by a fetus. This fetus is the reincarnation of Boman and is continuing to wait for the day of his birth. .

This content is set in the not-too-distant future. In the vast space of the universe, human beings will face incredible things. This masterpiece was shot by combining special photography techniques and the essence of the picture. It can be said to be unprecedented

9 A Clockwork Orange Clockwork Orange

1971 UK

Director: Stanley Kubrick

Award: New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Picture

New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Director

Introduction: Kubrick, 1971 [A Clockwork Orange] is launched based on Anthony Burghese's novel of the same name. The story is set in a future society and tells the story of a villain's evil deeds and futile transformation before and after being brainwashed by the government. The film takes direct aim at social ideology. Kubrick said: "The theme of the film questions people's sense of freedom. Everyone must live according to fixed ways and principles. When the power to choose to be a good person or a bad person is taken away, Will people really have human rights in the future? "The unique performance style of McComb and other British actors coupled with Kubrick's feverish and surreal directing techniques made this black comedy full of blood and violence shock people's minds. soul.

10 Aliens Alien 2

1986 United States

Director: James Cameron

Award: Oscar for Best Sound Editing

Oscar for Best Visual Effects

British Film Awards for Best Visual Effects

Introduction: Sigourney Weaver once again plays the role of the female leader Ripley this time, taking over the plot of the first episode , Rapley is the only survivor of the first expedition, but is in a state of hibernation. Fifty-seven years later, she was finally discovered by a rescue team spacecraft and received a new order to return to that mysterious planet. Rapley knows the origins of the alien and knows that only nuclear bombs can destroy it. However, a group of humans have already been placed on the planet to establish colonies, and she must find other ways to deal with the monsters.

"The Matrix" trilogy

"Superman" series

"Terminator" trilogy

"Alien" series

"Star Wars" Episode 6

"Blade Runner"

"Wired"

"Close Encounters of the Third Kind"

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"2001 Space"

"Earth"

Spider-Man and the X-Men

also known as "Starship Troopers" Paratroopers"

"E.T Alien"

5 parts

"StarCraft"

Jedi Strike Back

Clockwork Orange

< p>Ghost in the Shell

Back to the Future Trilogy

The Empire Strikes Back

Dr. Strangelove

Metropolis

The Truman Show

The Iron Giant

"The Triangle"

"The Butterfly Effect" There are two of them

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"Time Machine"

"Dimension Killing" There are several of them

"Memory Crack"

"Planet of the Apes"

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"Jurassic Park"

"War of the Worlds"

"Gattaca" also known as "Mutant"

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The Fifth Element

Dark City

Artificial Intelligence

"The End of the Earth" again The Day the Earth Stood Still

Blade Runner

The Day the Earth Stood Still

The Matrix