Si vous avez adoré 'Men in Black: International' (2019) et son mélange d'action, d'humour et de science-fiction, vous allez adorer cette sélection de 10 films et séries similaires. Découvrez des univers où l'extraordinaire se mêle au quotidien, avec des agents secrets, des extraterrestres et des missions palpitantes. Prêt à explorer d'autres aventures aussi captivantes ?

Ghostbusters (1984)
Description: A comedic take on paranormal investigations, combining action, humor, and a team of quirky characters dealing with supernatural threats.
Fait: The Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man was originally intended to be a much scarier creature. The film's proton packs were made from modified vacuum cleaners.


The X-Files (1993)
Description: A sci-fi series blending government conspiracies with extraterrestrial phenomena, featuring secretive agencies and a mix of humor and suspense.
Fait: The iconic theme song was composed by Mark Snow in under an hour. The series popularized the phrase 'The truth is out there.'


Stargate (1994)
Description: A sci-fi adventure exploring ancient alien technology and interplanetary travel, combining action, mystery, and a sense of discovery.
Fait: The Stargate itself was a practical effect, built as a rotating metal ring. The film's success led to multiple TV spin-offs.


Independence Day (1996)
Description: A blockbuster sci-fi film featuring a global alien invasion and a team of heroes fighting back, blending action, humor, and spectacle.
Fait: The White House explosion scene became one of the most iconic moments in cinema. The film's release was timed to coincide with the U.S. Independence Day.


The Fifth Element (1997)
Description: A visually stunning sci-fi adventure with a mix of action, humor, and eccentric characters, set in a futuristic world with alien elements.
Fait: The Diva's opera scene was performed by an actual opera singer, Inva Mula. The film's unique aesthetic was inspired by French comic books.


Men in Black (1997)
Description: A sci-fi action-comedy about a secret organization monitoring extraterrestrial life on Earth, filled with witty banter and futuristic gadgets.
Fait: The neuralyzer was inspired by devices used in 'The X-Files.' The film's iconic suits were chosen to make the agents look like 'government employees.'


The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (2005)
Description: A quirky sci-fi comedy with absurd humor, eccentric aliens, and a satirical take on space exploration and bureaucracy.
Fait: The film's Vogon poetry scene was directly inspired by the original radio series. The guide's animated entries were a nod to the book's illustrations.


The World's End (2013)
Description: A sci-fi comedy about a pub crawl that turns into an alien invasion, mixing humor, action, and themes of friendship and nostalgia.
Fait: The film's climax was shot in one continuous take. The pub names in the movie spell out a hidden message when read in order.


Attack the Block (2011)
Description: A gritty yet humorous sci-fi film about a group of teens defending their neighborhood from alien creatures, blending action and dark comedy.
Fait: The aliens' glowing teeth were inspired by deep-sea creatures. The film was John Boyega's breakout role before 'Star Wars.'


Paul (2011)
Description: A road-trip comedy with a foul-mouthed alien, blending sci-fi elements with buddy-movie humor and references to pop culture.
Fait: The film features cameos from several sci-fi icons. Paul's design was based on classic alien depictions from 1950s films.
