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Sci-Fi Movies and Series You Must See in 2018 – The Maze Runner: The Death Cure

2018 brings us some great blockbusters, more discreet indie films and many more science fiction content that you will want to see throughout these months, where directors and screenwriters will let us see what that technological scientific future holds, some more distant that other.

In this new year we will have more opportunities to see superheroes (which are still in fashion), horror movies and a lot of science fiction. In everyone's memory are tapes such as Blade Runner 2049 or Star Wars: The Last Jedi, as well as others less known but no less interesting such as "Colossal" (directed and written by Nacho Vigalondo and starring Anne Hathaway or Jason Sudeikis, among others) and “Life” (directed by Daniel Espinosa and starring Jake Gyllenhaal, Rebecca Ferguson and Ryan Reynolds).

2018 has a lot to offer, and to help you not miss a thing, we've compiled some of the movies you'll want to save on your calendar.

The beauty of science fiction comes in all shapes and sizes. While some movies can focus entirely on making you think or use the genre to make you think about some very specific aspect, others just want to entertain us with epic battles located in the future. The interesting thing is when they try to do both. Although it remains to be seen how any of these audiovisual content will receive criticism, here is what the world of science fiction has in store for us this year, ranked from January to December.

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