Ultimate Science Fiction Movie Quiz – Let’s See What You’ve Got!

This is the scene from the 1986 film, Aliens, when Sigourney Weaver emerges suited up in Power Loader to take on the Xenomorph Queen. How this battle ends is the scene Peter Parker refers to in the movie Avengers: Infinity War.

Pushing Neo to the edge, Morpheus tells him to stop trying, and actually do it – hit him. This film has so many layers in it, one can interpret it for all life.

Do check out this article for an in-depth analysis – Matrix Explained.

12 Monkeys is a fantastic film which sees Bruce Willis trying to find the source of a virus that killed most of humanity. Uncanny right?

Check out the detailed plot analysis – 12 Monkeys Explained.

The film places high in the Top Time Travel Films of all times, check it out.

This is from the final scene from the movie Source Code, a film that sports a device which can inject one man’s consciousness into a program that simulates 8 minutes of a past event. These are the 8 minutes leading up to an explosion in a train within which the protagonist must locate the bomber.

Here’s a detailed analysis of the plot – Source Code Explained.

Check out at which spot it appears in this massive Time Travel Films List.

Predestination is one of the most complex time-travel ideas ever to be executed. It really puts your brain into a knot.

Check out the detailed plot analysis here – Predestination Explained.

The film sores on this list of All Time Top Time Travel Films, check it out.

I can’t say much about this scene because if you haven’t seen this film, it’s a pretty massive spoiler.

This scene is from the movie Déjà Vu which is a film based on a device that reconstructs events from 4 days prior. Denzel Washington joins a team that uses this device to track down a bomber from attacking again.

It’s one of the better films in this sub-genre, check out at which position it takes in this Gigantic List Of Time Travel Movies.

Upgrade is a pleasantly surprising cyberpunk film where a bionic-man seeks revenge on the folks who caused his paralysis. And no, that is not Tom Hardy. Many viewers confused Logan Marshall-Green with Tom Hardy in this film.

Do check this article to know more details about the movie – Upgrade Explained.

In this scene from Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope, the team sees the Death Star for the first time.

Tron: Legacy is a sequel to the 1982 Tron movie. The film is based on the concept of a virtual world called The Grid.

This scene is from the movie Passengers which is centred on two people who wake up prematurely from cryogenic stasis on a ship traveling to their new planet light-years away.

Here’s everything you need to know about the film – Passengers Explained.

The fuller dialogue is:

I’ve Seen Things You People Wouldn’t Believe. Attack Ships On Fire Off The Shoulder Of Orion. I Watched C-Beams Glitter In The Dark Near The Tannhauser Gate. All Those Moments Will Be Lost In Time, Like Tears In Rain.

It’s a tragic line which finally makes you realize the antagonist is not really the bad guy.

Here’s everything you need to know about both Blade Runner movies – Blade Runner Movies Explained.

ARQ is a low-budget time-loop film with sports a device that inadvertently traps people in a time-loop. Check out more detailed about the film here – ARQ Explained.

See where it finds itself in this All Time Top Time Travel Movies list

Back To The Future goes down in history as the film that really gave the time-travel sub-genre the momentum it needed. Do check out where it places on the 50 Best Time Travel Movies of all time.

This scene is from Stanley Kubrick’s 1968 film, 2001: A Space Odyssey. Way ahead of it’s time, yeah?

Steven Spielberg’s Ready Player One is a cyberpunk film based on the book by the same name. The story is based on a dystopian future with a virtual world which sports a competition where the winner takes all. The film and book have all kinds of 80’s nostalgia. Do check it out if you haven’t already.

That’s a very young Mel Gibson from the first Mad Max movie.

John says, “Jesus, you were gonna kill that guy”, to which the terminator gives this obvious yet hilarious response. Terminator 1 and 2 are cyberpunk blockbusters that the remaining films could never do justice to – All Terminator Films.

While time-travel is a fringe element in the movies, parts 1 and 2 secure a solid place in this 50 Best Time Travel Movies list, check it out.

Her is a film based on a man and his relationship with his Operating System based on Artificial Intelligence.

Check out this detailed analysis for more information – Her Explained.

Edge Of Tomorrow is based on the Japanese novel, All You Need Is Kill [translated], that has Earth battling a species of invading aliens that can send their thoughts back through time.

It’s a brilliant time-loop film, and here’s a comparison of the book and the movie.

Check out where the movie sits in this Best Time Travel Movies Of All Time.