10 Movies Like Trancers II (1991)

Description: A cyberpunk noir film that blends futuristic dystopian settings with detective elements, featuring a protagonist navigating a world filled with advanced technology and moral ambiguity.

Fact: The film's iconic visual style was heavily influenced by the artwork of French comic book artist Moebius. It initially underperformed at the box office but later became a cult classic.

Description: A sci-fi action thriller that explores themes of time travel, artificial intelligence, and humanity's struggle against machines, set in a gritty urban environment.

Fact: The film's famous line 'I'll be back' was almost cut from the script. It was made on a relatively low budget but became a massive commercial success.

Description: A satirical sci-fi action film set in a crime-ridden future, featuring a cyborg law enforcer who grapples with his lost humanity while fighting corruption.

Fact: The film's violent content led to it being heavily edited for theatrical release. It was one of the first movies to receive an X rating solely for violence.

Description: A high-energy sci-fi adventure that combines mind-bending reality shifts with explosive action, set in a futuristic world with advanced technology and colonization of other planets.

Fact: The film's special effects were groundbreaking for their time, including the famous 'three-breasted woman' effect. It was based on a Philip K. Dick short story.

Description: A futuristic action-comedy that juxtaposes a cryogenically frozen cop with a sanitized future society, featuring over-the-top action and social satire.

Fact: The film's prediction of a future where all restaurants are Taco Bell became a running joke, though in international releases this was changed to Pizza Hut.

Description: A sci-fi action film centered around time travel enforcement, featuring a protagonist who must navigate temporal paradoxes while maintaining law and order across different eras.

Fact: The film was based on a Dark Horse comic series. It popularized the concept of a 'time enforcement agency' in science fiction.

Description: A neo-noir sci-fi mystery that explores themes of memory and identity in a constantly shifting urban landscape controlled by mysterious beings.

Fact: The film was released the same year as The Matrix and shares some visual similarities, though it was in production first. It features one of cinema's longest continuous camera shots at the time.

Description: A visually stunning sci-fi adventure that combines futuristic settings with ancient prophecies, featuring a colorful, chaotic universe and a reluctant hero.

Fact: The film's unique alien language was created by linguists. Director Luc Besson wrote the first draft of the script when he was just 16 years old.

Description: A groundbreaking cyberpunk action film that explores reality versus simulation, featuring revolutionary special effects and philosophical undertones.

Fact: The film's iconic 'bullet time' effect was achieved using an array of still cameras firing in sequence. It popularized wire fu martial arts in Western cinema.

Description: A futuristic crime thriller that examines free will versus predestination, set in a world where crimes can be predicted and prevented before they occur.

Fact: The film's futuristic technology interfaces were designed by actual scientists and engineers. It accurately predicted several technologies that later became reality.