Speilberg's film stars Haley Joel Osment who is an artificial being who is created for a family who seemingly can't get pregnant. After taking him, they have their own child and can now junk the artifical kid.

Ridley Scott's film set in a futuristic Los Angeles where replicants are hunted down and killed by bladerunners, such as Harrison Ford. Ford's best film.

Clive Owen escorts the young woman who is about to bear a child in an earth where virtually no one is able to bear children anymore. Based upon P.D. James's novel.

Spielberg's film stars Richard Dreyfuss who, with others, is called by aliens to meet them at a mountain convergence point. They defy everyone and everything to get to the meeting place and perhaps depart with the alients. Spielberg's film.

A man is wanted for murders he doesn't remember. He must figure out who he really is in this strange world of stop and go time and altered reality.

David Lynch's film welds his own artistic vision onto the base of the Frank Hebert classic sci-fi novel set on the desert planet Arakkis.

Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet, former lovers, take advantage of science to wipe their memories of one another yet come together again nonetheless. Charlie Kaufmann's script.

Francois Truffaut's film, based on Ray Bradbury's novel, stars Oskar Werner who rebels against a futuristic society which burns all books. Rebels each memorize a classic book so as to keep it alive.

Darren Aronofsky's film starring Hugh Jackman and Rachel Weisz, who stretch across centuries and galaxies to be with one another. They are pulled apart time after time while Jackman struggles to crack the questions surrounding death and the afterlife.

M. Night Shyamalan's film stars Mark Wahlberg as a Philadelphia science teacher who needs to get his family out of the city to escape a deadly airborne toxin which causes people to kill themselves en masse.

James Caan as Lukas Hass's psychiatrist who helps manipulates his patient's dreams because this patient's dreams turn into reality when he awakens. Based on Ursula Le Guin's novel.

The Wachowski brothers film stars Keanu Reeves as Neo who is recruited to do battle by Morpheus (Lawrence Fishbourne) who tells him, "You've felt it your entire life, that there's something wrong with the world. You don't know what it is, but it's there, like a splinter in your mind, driving you mad." Indeed. Neo finds out his reality is not real.

Bruno Lawrence awakens as one of only three people left on earth. Everyone else has vanished. New Zealand film.

Stephen Soderberg's film stars George Clooney who is in outer space in the far off future. He encounters his late wife, fully come to life in her human form for him. Remake from Andrei Tarkovsky’s 1970s version, same title.

A Kathryn Bigelow film starring Ralph Fiennes and Juliette Lewis deals in discs of memories, captured from a person's cerebral cortex. Fiennes happens across one with rape and murder on it.

James Cameron's film stars Arnold Schwarzenegger as a Cyborg who is sent back in time to prevent the execution of a boy who became a leader in the future.

James Cameron's film stars Arnold Schwarzenegger who thinks he is one man leading one kind of life until he discovers that all of his memories were created. He isn't even really married to his wife (Sharon Stone).