Atlas

A staple of the sci-fi genre, The Matrix delves into the realms of simulated realities and the human struggle for freedom against a technologically oppressive system. Fans of Atlas will enjoy its revolutionary visual effects and the philosophical questions it raises about reality and control.

Directed by Steven Spielberg, Minority Report is a thrilling sci-fi action film set in a future where crime is predicted by a special police unit. Fans of Atlas will enjoy the film's exploration of futuristic technology and ethical dilemmas, combined with Tom Cruise's compelling performance.

I, Robot offers a gripping adventure where technology and humanity intersect, as Will Smith's detective character investigates crimes linked to robots. Those who appreciate the technology-driven narrative of Atlas will find excitement in this film's action-packed storyline and thought-provoking themes.

As a continuation of the Terminator franchise, Dark Fate revisits the ongoing battle between humans and malevolent AI. Those drawn to Atlas for its action and AI-centric plotlines will find similar thrills and an updated narrative reflecting modern technological fears.

Starring Tom Cruise and Emily Blunt, Edge of Tomorrow provides a riveting blend of action and science fiction. Like Atlas, it features a relentless fight against a technologically superior threat, with time loops adding a fascinating layer to the battle for humanity's survival.

In a post-apocalyptic future, Tom Cruise stars in Oblivion as a drone repairman unraveling secrets about Earth's past. The film's exploration of memory, identity, and the remnants of technology-driven societies will resonate with fans of Atlas' futuristic setting and themes.

Elysium envisions a future divided by wealth and technology, where the affluent live off-Earth in luxury while the rest struggle in poverty. The movie's social commentary, action-packed sequences, and depiction of advanced machinery will appeal to those who loved the high-tech dystopian world in Atlas.