If Mickey 17 left you fascinated with its themes of identity, cloning, and survival, these recent sci-fi movies offer similar thought-provoking narratives:
Dune: Part Two (JioHotstar) – Denis Villeneuve’s epic sequel expands the world of Arrakis, exploring power struggles, destiny, and survival in a visually stunning sci-fi saga.
Nope (JioHotstar) – Jordan Peele’s inventive sci-fi horror blends UFO mythology with social commentary, delivering a fresh take on extraterrestrial encounters.
The Creator (JioHotstar, Prime Video) – A gripping war drama set in a future where AI has become humanity’s biggest threat, forcing one man to question the nature of existence.
Poor Things (JioHotstar) – A surreal tale of scientific experimentation and self-discovery, featuring a reanimated woman experiencing life with a childlike perspective.
Everything Everywhere All at Once (Sony LIV) – A mind-bending multiverse adventure that blends sci-fi, philosophy, and absurd humour in an emotionally profound story.
After Yang– A meditative and visually poetic film exploring grief, AI consciousness, and human connection through the story of a malfunctioning robotic companion.
Dual (Zee5) – A darkly comedic sci-fi thriller about a woman who clones herself after being diagnosed with a terminal illness—only to find she must fight her clone to survive.
Infinity Pool (JioHotstar) – A psychological horror-thriller delving into wealth, morality, and identity, featuring cloning as a central element in its unsettling narrative.
Parasite ((Sony LIV) – While not sci-fi, Bong Joon-ho’s masterful social thriller explores class divisions with suspense, dark humour, and sharp social commentary.
Annihilation (Netflix) – A visually stunning and cerebral sci-fi thriller where a team of scientists ventures into a mysterious zone, questioning reality and self-identity.