4º – Blade Runner (Ridley Scott, 1982)
Delivering a unique atmosphere to its viewer, the film, focused on the future, works on its plot with robots created to help the human being with usual issues. However, after being enslaved by the man, a group of dissident robots decides to fight against this system. One of the best works of Ridley Scott’s career.
3º – Alphaville (Jean-Luc Godard, 1965)
A secret agent of the American service is sent to a futuristic dystopian city in order to find a missing person and investigate the high echelon of the place. Bold and unique in the filmography of Frenchman Jean-Luc Godard, ‘Alphaville’ makes use of his positive cinematography to create a unique atmosphere to the plot of the film.
2º – Total Recall (Paul Verhoeven, 1990)
In the future, a man decides to take an illusory vacation trip on Mars offered by a technology company. However, things are out of control, leaving the man in a game of interminable deceptions. Everything in the movie is fantastic. A typical futuristic film that knows how to take advantage of its pleasant construction of scenarios. One of the best films of the career of filmmaker Paul Verhoeven.
1º – Brazil (Terry Gilliam, 1985)
In the plot, a man, wrapped in a bureaucratic routine in a company, ends up being the victim of an administrative error, having now to correct it in the middle of a strange and uncomfortable futuristic world. ‘Brazil’ is a film scorned in the 1980s, forgotten, even today, but presenting us with a unique world representation. Its director, the talented Terry Gilliam, manages to bring elements that make a connection between past and future, managing to leave a futuristic film with a nostalgic aura.
