What's your favorite sci-fi movie of 2023?

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What's your favorite sci-fi movie of 2023?

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I haven't really watched any good sci-fi movies lately. Most of this month I've been revisiting anime movies I've seen before like Attack On Titan, Connan, One Piece Film: Red... they're still incredibly good and engaging. So now, I need you to suggest me the best sci-fi movie of 2023 so that I can refer and watch it over the weekend.
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davidtung wrote: ↑07 Jun 2023, 01:47 I haven't really watched any good sci-fi movies lately. Most of this month I've been revisiting anime movies I've seen before like Attack On Titan, Connan, One Piece Film: Red... they're still incredibly good and engaging. So now, I need you to suggest me the best sci-fi movie of 2023 so that I can refer and watch it over the weekend.
I do not know if 2012 is a sci-fi movie, but it is my favorite movie. It literally scared the bejesus out of the whole world.
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Black night amazing Korean series cast by Netflix which dealing with Nationwide breakdown of viral disease and corrupt government
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You can refer to the movie Avatar: The Way of Water - the sequel to the Avatar series set underwater on the planet Pandora and facing new dangers.
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We just watched the creator and think it was really well done.
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I've got none. I haven't seen a movie in months and don't plan to any time soon.
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Alot of bad sci Fi movies came out this year.
My most preferable among all is Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3.
From the plot to the visuals and realism, it stood out and I really did enjoy it.
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