10 Space Movies to Watch in 2015

[Buster's Uncle]

10 Space Movies to Watch in 2015
SPACE.com
by Miriam Kramer, Staff Writer  January 11, 2015 9:04 AM



The Millennium Falcon flies again in a trailer for "Star Wars: The Force Awakens."



From movies based on best-selling books, to the newest "Star Wars" installment, 2015 should be a big year for films geared toward space fans. Here are Space.com's top picks for space movies to keep an eye out for in 2015:


"The Martian"

The new movie directed by Ridley Scott and starring Matt Damon chronicles the harrowing adventures of a NASA astronaut stranded on Mars after his fellow crewmembers abandon the Red Planet during a storm. The film is based on the best-selling book "The Martian" (Crown Publishers, 2014). The movie is set for release on Nov. 25.


"Star Wars VII: The Force Awakens"

Director J.J. Abrams' much-anticipated "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" brings new characters and old characters together 30 years after the events of  "Star Wars: Return of the Jedi." Abrams and representatives working with the movie have been sporadically releasing some awesome-looking views of the set, and the first teaser for the new film premiered in 2014. The new movie is expected to come out in the United States on Dec. 18.


"The Visit"

How would the world react to aliens coming to Earth? "The Visit" tries to explore exactly how Earthlings would behave when confronted with intelligent life landing on the planet. The movie — made in "mockumentary" style — is set to premiere at the 2015 Sundance film festival in Park City, Utah. See a trailer for "The Visit."


"Jupiter Ascending"

"Jupiter Ascending" follows the life of a young woman on Earth destined for greatness, as predicted by a group of aliens. Jupiter Jones (played by Mila Kunis) goes on a journey to defeat the Queen of the Universe, who is attempting to destroy her. "Jupiter Ascending" is set for release on Feb. 6.


"Tomorrowland"

While "Tomorrowland" might not seem like a space movie on its surface, it has major ties to NASA. The mysterious movie is at least partially set in Florida and involves a plotline that calls back to NASA's space shuttle program. Representatives with the film are keeping a tight lid on the high points of the plot, but did release a teaser trailer in 2014. The movie is expected to come out on May 22, in the United States.


"The Avengers: Age of Ultron"

Although we don't know if "Avengers: Age of Ultron" will feature any space-specific shenanigans, we're pretty confident that space fans could find something to love in the new Avengers movie. Marvel always seems to sneak in some kind of space reference. The film follows The Avengers as they attempt to thwart Ultron, a sentient robot. The movie premieres on May 1.


"Ratchet & Clank"

The animated movie "Ratchet & Clank" is based on the popular video game of the same name. The two protagonists, Ratchet and Clank, are on a quest with the Galactic Rangers to save the Solana Galaxy from a villainous alien, according to a film description. The new movie is set for release sometime in 2015.


"Day of the Triffids"

"The Day of the Triffids" (based on a book of the same name) is the science-fiction story of a plague of blindness that infects most people on Earth. Individuals on the planet are then forced to fight alien plants, called Triffids, in order to save humanity. The movie is slated for release in 2015, though a premiere date had not yet been set.


"H."

"H." follows the story of two women who go insane after an apparent meteor strike in Troy, New York, according to a description of the film, which is set to premiere at Sundance this year. Details on the film are still light, but it might be one to watch in 2015.


"Home"

This adorable animated movie features a fat cat named Pig, a race of color-changing aliens, and a great adventure that brings aliens and humans together on Earth. "Home" is scheduled for release on March 27. Watch the "Home" trailer.

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[Flux]

Oh my gosh, they're making a Ratchet & Clank movie? I remember playing and loving those games to death when I owned a PS2.
Nerdy-Happiness 

[Valka]

Jupiter Ascending"

"Jupiter Ascending" follows the life of a young woman on Earth destined for greatness, as predicted by a group of aliens. Jupiter Jones (played by Mila Kunis) goes on a journey to defeat the Queen of the Universe, who is attempting to destroy her. "Jupiter Ascending" is set for release on Feb. 6.

If I see a reference to a character named Jupiter Jones, it had better be a male amateur detective who lives in Rocky Beach, California, and the show/movie had better be based on an Alfred Hitchcock and The Three Investigators novel.

[Buster's Uncle]

Mila Kunis might be perfect for a stupid-on-purpose space opera, but I don't think she's a good enough actress to pull off boy detective...

[Lorizael]

Jupiter Ascending might be mindless fun, but if the trailer is any indication, it has some godawful dialogue. Saw the trailer while seeing Hobbit 3. During said trailer, we learn that Mila Kunis is actually royalty. Also, there's some romantic side plot between Channing Tatum and Mila Kunis, leading to this exchange:

Channing Tatum: Your majesty, I have more in common with a dog than I have with you!

Mila Kunis: I love dogs, I’ve always loved dogs!

My friends and I all burst out laughing.

[Unorthodox]

DAY OF THE TRIFFIDS!!!!

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