Collider has published its list of the 10 greatest science fiction films from the past decade, spanning big-budget studio releases and smaller independent productions. The feature highlights the genre's continued dominance in cinema, showcasing works ranging from tense psychological thrillers to groundbreaking animation, and reflects the breadth of styles and approaches that have defined recent sci-fi filmmaking.

The list includes entries such as "Annihilation" (2018), a body-horror and psychological suspense film starring Natalie Portman about a mysterious anomaly called "the shimmer"; "The Vast of Night" (2019), a 1950s-set slow-burn independent film about strange radio transmissions in a small New Mexico town; and "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse," described as a groundbreaking animated entry. The article ranks these among ten total films, each praised for distinct artistic and storytelling qualities within the genre.