Collider reported that Julianne Moore's sci‑fi thriller, which holds a 92% Rotten Tomatoes rating, continues to be praised for having the greatest ending even two decades after its release. The outlet also called Children of Men the best sci‑fi movie of the century, saying its ending beats all competition.
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- Collider said Julianne Moore's sci‑fi thriller has a 92% Rotten Tomatoes rating.
- Collider said the film's ending is still considered the greatest 20 years after release.
- Collider described Children of Men as the best sci‑fi movie of this century with an ending that beats all competition.
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