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13 sci-fi books that inspired our favorite shows and movies

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13 sci-fi books that inspired our favorite shows and movies

The world of science fiction started with the written word, long before it hit the silver screen.

Stories of man-made life, Martians, and other marvelous subject matter were being read long before the first sci-fi movie was released in 1902: Georges Méliès' "A Trip to the Moon".

Some of these stories became classic tales that have been repeatedly adapted for Hollywood and television, think Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" and H.G.

Wells' "War of the Worlds." This isn't by any means an exhaustive list but these are the sci-fi books that inspired some of our favorite movies and shows.

We have big names like Project Hail Mary and Dune , as well as more obscure titles like the haunting Under the Skin and Stalker.

We have included links to the best streaming services to watch each adaptation on right now, but for those of you who are tired of endless subscriptions, we have provided the 4K and Blu-ray releases so you can physically own your favorite media again.

Jeff VanderMeer Annihilation 4K Steelbook Annihilation Annihilation: Seven day free trial , then $7.99/month after trial.

View Deal Mary Shelley Frankenstein 4K UltraHD Frankenstein (Guillermo Del Toro) Frankenstein: Plans start at $8.99/month View Deal Ted Chiang Stories of Your Life and Others 4K Steelbook Arrival Own it on 4K Blu Ray Steelbook Arrival: Plans start at $8.99/month View Deal Emily St.

John Mandel Station Eleven 4K UltraHD Station Eleven Station Eleven: Plans start at $10.99/month Max, Disney Plus and Hulu bundle plans start at $19.99/month View Deal Andy Weir Project Hail Mary 4K UltraHD Project Hail Mary Project Hail Mary: Free 30-day trial for new Prime members with plans starting at $8.99/month for Prime Video or $14.99/month for Amazon Prime.

View Deal Ernest Cline Ready Player One 4K UltraHD Ready Player One Ready Player One: Plans start at $10.99/month Max, Disney Plus and Hulu bundle plans start at $19.99/month View Deal Frank Herbert Dune 4K UltraHD Dune 2-Film Collection Dune: Plans start at $10.99/month Max, Disney Plus and Hulu bundle plans start at $19.99/month View Deal H.G.

Wells The War of the Worlds 4K UltraHD + Digital War of the Worlds War of the Worlds: Plans start at $8.99/month View Deal Michael Faber Under the Skin Blu-ray Under the Skin Under the Skin: Plans start at $8.99/month View Deal Andy Weir The Martian 4K UltraHD + Digital The Martian - Extended Edition The Martian: $8.99 Free 30-day trial for new Prime members with plans starting at $8.99/month for Prime Video or $14.99/month for Amazon Prime.

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