The publication's list, published in May 2026, featured movies like 2006's A Scanner Darkly, Primer from 2004, and 1998's Dark City. The 1997 Andrew Niccol-directed and written film Gattaca, which explores themes of eugenics, took home the ranking's top spot.
Ethan Hawke Shared He Believed 'Gattaca' Was One of His Most Overlooked Films
While filming the 2007 documentary, Ethan Hawke: Jealousy Is A Simple Waste Of Time, wherein he discussed his filmography, Hawke shared that he believed Gattaca was underappreciated upon its release.
He theorized that audiences didn't flock to theaters to see the science fiction film because it's contemplative, rather than action-oriented.
In addition, Hawke said he believed the movie can be considered excellent due to its exploration of "individual rights" and "what makes up an individual" while focusing on the idea of genetic modification.
"So rarely do films use the device of metaphor, you know, or allegory and Gattaca really does it. And Gattaca was ahead of its time, all this stuff about genetic engineering and all the stuff that's happening now, it was a little ahead of its time," said Hawke.
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