5 Underappreciated Sci-Fi Movies With Ambiguous Endings

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When it comes to what makes a great film, there are a number of different factors. To some degree what exactly makes the audience love one film over another can be quite different. For instance, there are some people who love to have the entire story wrapped up in a neat little bow like Armageddon, where everyone who was watching the movie knows exactly how it ends. The planet is saved, those who saved it are heroes and everyone goes about their lives as if nothing happened. Other times, people want to play a bit of a guessing game when it comes to just how the story really came to an end.

Science fiction, more than any other genre tends to leave at least a little ambiguity at the end of its films, if people want to take to the logical conclusion. Consider something like Independence Day, where the invading aliens are fought off. Sure, the people of earth won that fight, but what if there were more aliens that decided to come back with bigger and better ships (sort of like Independence Day 2.) Then there are of course science fiction films that are intentionally ambiguous. The point of the flick is really to make people keep guessing about what just happened and how. Those films can be among the best of the genre because they have people leaving the theater discussing what they think really went down.

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This movie might be a bit of a surprise to people who saw the film, because at first glance, Total Recall makes sure and ties everything up. Quaid seems to save the people of Mars and releases the oxygen, thereby defeating the evil corporation that had been controlling that planet. However, there is a bit of a twist here that teases the audience rather subtly. The entire point of the Total