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Made for peanuts ($700,000) Andrew Patterson’s only credited work in film thus far is a decent stab at capturing the unknown.

Easily the worst of the franchise.

Battlefield Earth is weasel excrement, of the lowest order.

Yet another multiversing romp aims higher than its predecessors and impressively hits more than it misses.

The sequel to James Cameron's 2009 groundbreaking yet devise film treads much the same ground but ramps up the visual spectacular.

Nuclear detonations from Russia and the U.S.A set the Earth on a collision course with the sun.

Charlton Heston stars as a pandemic survivor in 1975 Los Angeles, where biological warfare has decimated most of the planet.

Kiefer Sutherland's Nelson is a medical student who wants to know what lies beyond death.

Three magazine employees set out to interview a man who placed an advert in a newspaper seeking a companion to join him in time travel.

Jason Statham's latest exploits with enormous sharks is overseen by Ben Wheatley; surprising, but entertaining.

A mysterious force has thrown the moon out of orbit and, surprise surprise, it's headed straight for Earth.

Morgan Sullivan tries to spice up his life by becoming an international super spy for a mysterious company in this sci-fi thriller.

Derided on its release twenty-five years ago, Barry Levinson's adaptation of Michael Crichton's novel is certainly not without flaws...