Psychological sci fi at its best. Solaris, a mysterious, sentient planet creates manifestations. George Clooney (or is he also a manifestation?) is confronted with a thinking, feeling replicant of his wife. What is the nature of being and if you found immortality would you accept it. What might it be like to see the face of god?

Too much can not be made of this movie, which starts with a sunrise and transformed the way many people looked at the place of humanity in the universe. Many themes are brilliantly explored: AI,point of view, food. The visuals and music are out of this world, so get it in the best format accessible to you. Mainly, never stop reaching for the monolith.

Its a dark psychological vision with chilling, appropriately applied special effects. We are led through the twists and turns of Dark City, an experimental construct of The Others. This is a movie that asks whether we are only the sum of our memories, or something more. Great performances by Rufus Sewell, Sutherland, Connelly, and Hurt.

Man has polluted the earth and is now spreading through the galaxy. Meanwhile back at the ranch slave androids have fought their way looking for a cure for their mortality. There, the best (Rutger Hauer) meets his maker. Harrison Ford, at his best, is the Blade Runner who must decide if he can continue to kill. Faithful enough to Philip K. Dick's "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?"

This incredibly paced, incisive, perfectly drawn movie has everything you would want in your dream vacation on Mars: an ancient alien civilization, a hot girl (Melia), mutants, bad guys, and Arnold. And oh yes, you're a secret agent who gets to save the planet. Or is it just a downloaded vacation dream called "Blue Sky on Mars."

Arnold again proved that he was the ultimate action hero. This movie has everything. The only problem is how very real and scary it seems. Especially mankind's future in a world blasted by conflict with AI. The relentless hunt. You feel it could happen. Also, you will need Terminator 2!

One of the main purposes of watching all those Star Wars movies is to enjoy this brilliant comedic sendup, which also takes passing shots at Star Trek. Be like Dark Helmet and make those action figures fight, when noone is looking. Proceed at "Ludicrous Speed." We brake for nobody.