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1. Blade Runner. 1982 1h 57m R. 8.1 (826K) Rate. 84 Metascore. A blade runner must pursue and terminate four replicants who stole a ship in space and have returned to Earth to find their creator. Director Ridley Scott Stars Harrison Ford Rutger Hauer Sean Young. The pinnacle of Sci-Fi.
100 BEST DISASTER, APOCALYPTIC & POST-APOCALYPTIC MOVIES. by kickYOUbuddy • Created 10 years ago • Modified 10 years ago. MY FAVOURITE & BEST. DISASTER MOVIES ex. Titanic, Volcano. APOCALYPTIC MOVIES ex. The Day after Tommorrow, World War Z. POST-APOCALYPTIC MOVIES ex. I am Legend, The Road.
1. Children of Men. 2006 1h 49m R. 7.9 (531K) Rate. 84 Metascore. In 2027, in a chaotic world in which women have somehow become infertile, a former activist agrees to help transport a miraculously pregnant woman to a sanctuary at sea. Director Alfonso Cuarón Stars Julianne Moore Clive Owen Chiwetel Ejiofor. 2. Stalker. 1979 2h 42m Not Rated.
- I Am Legend, 2007. I Am Legend tells the story of Robert Neville: the apparent sole survivor of a disease that has decimated humanity, and left him eking out a meagre and lonely existence in the heart of New York City.
- Omega Man, 1971. Speak of the devil: if you’re interested in watching a counterpoint to Will Smith’s glossy, overly-polished adaptation of Matheson’s novel, Omega Man takes the same source material and runs in a completely different direction.
- The Road, 2009. Winning the accolade of most depressing film in a list of post-apocalyptic movies is no mean feat, but The Road manages to paint the most desolate picture of the apocalypse I’ve ever seen.
- Mad Max, 1979. Studded leather, muscle cars and Mel Gibson: either I’m watching a celebrity edition of World’s Wildest Police Chases, or it’s time to talk about the legendary Mad Max.
- Bird Box
- The Day
- The Book of Eli
- Carriers
- The Divide
- Cargo
- Escape from L.A.
- Night of The Comet
- Turbo Kid
- Stake Land
Director:Susanne Bier More polarising than the North Pole using inverted controls while being inside a magnet, Bird Box is a Netflix exclusive that’s been the center of plenty discussion since it hit the streaming service, as well as more than a handful of memes. No two people seem to be able to agree on this one, and while it does have its flaws, ...
Director:Doug Aarniokoski The Day deserves to be talked about not as the best post-apocalyptic movie ever made, or even one of the better ones on this list. No, The Day deserves recognition for being a part of an elite club of movies from WWE Studios that don’t totally suck. While it does often smack of being a low-budget affair, The Day has a grit...
Director(s):Albert Hughes, Allen Hughes Taking a leaf out of the Mad Max book on the post-apocalypse, The Book of Eli offers a world where there is very little good left. If people aren’t killing each other, they’re eating each other — and sometimes even both. Thirty years after a nuclear bomb decimates the planet, Eli, played wonderfully by Denzel...
Director(s):Àlex Pastor, David Pastor Carriers shows pre-fame Chris Pine at his most disturbing as he bands together with fellow survivors to venture across barren America. A highly contagious virus has wiped everyone out, which leads to plenty of suspicion amongst Pine’s group that grows and grows until it’s almost unbearable to watch. Carriers is...
Director(s):Xavier Gens I don’t think director Xavier Gens has a lot of faith in humanity. In his The Divide, an unlikely group of nuclear survivors take shelter in the underground of an apartment complex and it isn’t long before they ruin what little’s left of each other’s lives. As the radiation sets in, the group splits into factions of differin...
Director(s):Yolanda Ramke, Ben Howling Martin Freeman walks away from Fargo for Cargo: an interesting zombie movie that swaps gore and spectacle for a beautifully human story. Coming across like a blend between Maggie and The Dead, Cargo sees Freeman’s character trying to find shelter for his infant daughter in an infected-plagued Australian outbac...
Director:John Carpenter A box office bombthat proved that sometimes people just don’t know a good thing when they see one, John Carpenter’s Escape from L.A. may not be as good as its predecessor, New York, but it’s definitely braver and more bombastic. Kurt Russell returns as Snake Plissken (the character who later go on to inspire Metal Gear Solid...
Director: Thom Eberhardt There are plenty of cult picks on this list, but Night of the Comet might be the very definition of a cult hit — I don’t think it would be right if you watched it on anything other than a VHS tape. The spirit of the eighties runs through its DNA, neon and all. It’s not a cinematic masterpiece by any means, but Night of the ...
Director(s):Anouk Whissell, Francois Simard, Yoann-Karl Whissell Inarguably inspired by Mad Max, Turbo Kid is a more whimsical look at the post-apocalypse, though that isn’t to mean it holds any punches with the gore. Set in an alternate 1997, Turbo Kid follows its titular character as he scavenges wastelands for comic books and stuff he needs to s...
Director:Jim Mickle If nothing else, the uncompromising Stake Land proved to people that vampires are much more effective when they don’t sparkle. Similarly to 30 Days of Night many years earlier, Stake Land showed just how unnerving a more visceral depiction of vampires can be. After the death of his parents, a young boy pairs up with a vampire hu...
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Sep 7, 2023 · Post-apocalyptic movies are uniquely bleak, but they can also be hopeful. No matter how bad society gets, these movies can inspire us and make us feel like it's never too late to recover and turn around.
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