A spy thriller film with a lot of action and full of twists.

Unlocked (2017)

A sci-fi thriller. An amnesiac man discovers than anyone who comes within a 50-foot radius of him dies instantly.

Radius (2017)

A documentary about the fascinating story of the two Voyager missions.

The Farthest (2017)

A Russian historical space drama about the Soyuz T-13 mission in 1985, part of the Soviet Salyut program.

Salyut-7 (2017)

Scientists test a device to solve an energy crisis, and end up face-to-face with a dark alternate reality.

The Cloverfield Paradox (2018)

I watched "Atomic Blonde" recently and enjoyed it. I expect it was cut to meet the standards of the airline, and what was left was still entertaining.

Action mixed with a spy thriller.

In a similar genre to the previous post "The Hitman's Bodyguard" added some humour along with action and a small amount of spy thriller.

I might just be biased towards movies that have Samuel L Jackson but I found his "Mother Fucker" dialogue (there was rather a lot of it of course) quite amusing at times. It reminded me of his role in "Pulp Fiction".

植劇場 花甲男孩轉大人 線上看
http://www.playq.org/tw/boy-named-flora/

the series is good, story good, emotional, actors good,

no subtitles, hokkien and mandarin only,

公司可不是學校
http://www.playq.org/jp/jp180421c/

drama story about start-up in japan, EQ inside, the rules of jungle inside mob corporation,

worth my hours,

2150 A.D. The Essex, a fishing vessel and its crew, hunting a giant beast in the deep space.

Beyond White Space (2018)

Noted, why look up this at the new ☁️

Ralph breaks the internet
https://m.imdb.com/title/tt5848272/

I just watched this about 20 minutes, the scenes are cool and incredible, traveling inside router, beam to the internet, Amazon, Facebook, Snapchat,

the idea is cool, miniature self,

worth my hours, thumbs up,

Things that they don't teach you at school about history
Oliver Stone's Untold History of the United States
This is not a movie, but a series, hope you don't mind. I think it worths your attention.

A low-budget, yet really great sci-fi:
Tau
Minimal but good effects, only a few characters with good acting (not Oscar-prise winner, but pretty good), great dramaturg, kind of movie that makes you think. (Not a professional opinion, but as a surplus I cannot not noticing how gorgious the actress' naked legs are I think the cameraman had the same idea because they are shown in premier plan several times )

Another low-budget, yet brilliant sci-fi:
Just a Breath Away
A French movie about how people would react to a unforeseen natural disaster. Shows a great picture of the human psyche.

+1 to "Atomic Blonde", I think it was much much better than the "Sparrow".

I'm a big movie fan, I've seen almost everything that worth watching I'm kind of audiance that prefers a clever story over CGI effects and blockbusters. My favourite genre is sci-fi (how surprising). If anybody interested in my opinion about movies you have recently posted, here it comes:

Órbita 9 - much better than I anticipated from the trailer, was a good surprise. I can recommend.

The Commuter - better than an average action movie because of the characters and mostly Liam's acting. Good popcorn-movie, but not a game-changer in any way.

Otherlife - I've figured out all the twists, so the story wasn't a surprise for me, but if you're young and haven't seen much sci-fi like me, it can be really great. Definitely worth watching.

Salyut-7 - really great and refreshing that it wasn't from Hollywood. Good to see there are others in the movie industry!

The Cloverfield Paradox - I didn't liked the other Cloverfield movies, but this one was quite enjoyable actually. Wouldn't watch it for a second time though, but it was perfectly good for an evening.

A netflix sci-fi movie.

Five years after an ominous unseen presence drives most of society to suicide, a mother and her two children make a desperate bid to reach safety.

Bird Box (2018)

noted, chinese new year movie, cool,

Chernobyl (TV Mini-Series 2019)

A British-American historical drama television miniseries about the Chernobyl nuclear disaster of April 1986.

you might adjust this
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1988_Armenian_earthquake

did Aznavour actually advertise the dormant?

I like very much this There'll be nothing to regret of

Aniara is a Swedish sci-fi film.

A spaceship carrying settlers to Mars is knocked off course, causing the consumption-obsessed passengers to consider their place in the universe.

Aniara (2018)