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The Best Sci-Fi Female Movie Characters


In honor of director Alex Garland's new movie, Annihilation, I decided to post a special and fun article surrounding the best or memorable female movie characters in science fiction, regarding the amount of action, comedy, drama, romance, etc. It is Annihilation is highlighting five female characters going on a mission to find out what happened to the biologist's husband and also the key to what happened beyond that mysterious border. Plus, I love the science fiction genre so when researching for female characters in sci-fi movies, there were more than I imagined and it was tough to limit the number of characters onto this list. So, I posted 15-20 via video clips.

There will be debate whether or not that a few of these movies on the list are actually science fiction movies but if you add enough sci-fi (ex: dystopia) to let's just say an action or drama, then I believe it is credited as a sci-fi film. So, here they are, we'll start with the obvious memorable three and work on from there:


Ellen Ripley - Alien franchise


Sarah Connor - Terminator & Terminator 2


Leia - Star Wars franchise


Ava - Ex Machina


Rachael - Blade Runner


Dr. Louise Banks - Arrival


Furiosa - Mad Max: Fury Road


Sgt. Rita Vrataski - Edge of Tomorrow


Dr. Ryan Stone - Gravity


Uhura - Star Trek


Dr. Ellie Satler - Jurassic Park


Dr. Ellie Arroway - Contact


Trinity - The Matrix


Murph - Interstellar


Katniss Everdeen - The Hunger Games franchise


EVE - Wall-E


Clementine - Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind


Rey - Star Wars: The Force Awakens



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