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1.Electric Jellyfish Aquarium Want to fool your friends into thinking that you own living jellyfish? This will do the trick. Place this “aquarium” on your desk or coffee table, and watch as the jellyfish float around. It changes colors over time, adding a moody feel to your nerd cave. Related:Awesome subscription boxes for geeks and nerds 2.Infinity Mirror Want to make your nerd cave seem more like a futuristic chamber? Hang this luminous infinity mirror on your wall and you’ll feel the atmosphere change in an instant....

15. The Florida Project (2017) The main theme inThe Florida Projectis the contrast between poverty and beauty, the divide between struggle and optimism. The bright colors and Disney-like connotations are meant to evoke the sense of childhood wonder exhibited by our young protagonist, and it’s all juxtaposed against the harsh realities of her life. This motif is brilliant depicted in the film’s cinematography, where Mexican cinematographer Alexis Zabe cleverly depictsThe Florida Projectthrough the six-year-old’s eyes....

15. Sphere (1998) When a 300-year-old alien spacecraft is discovered deep in the Pacific Ocean, a team of scientists and experts venture down to make sense of it. 14. War of the Worlds (2005) A father struggles to keep his two children safe and alive when monstrous aliens invade Earth and begin to wipe out entire cities. 13. In Time (2011) In the near future, everyone stops aging at 25 and has only one year left to live....

15. Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson Dwayne Johnsonis a pro-wrestling champion turned Hollywood celebrity who carried his wrestling alias—first “Rocky” and then “The Rock”—from the ring to the big screen. Sadly, no matter how hard he tries, it appears that his origin as a pro-wrestler continues to cling to him, making him unable to shake off his iconic image as “The Rock.” Johnson plays the ripped action hero in nearly every movie role, even when dipping his toes into comedy and family films....

15. “Sometimes, it’s the people who no one imagines anything of who do the things no one can imagine.” (The Imitation Game) The Imitation Gameis an extraordinary true story that’s both happy and sad. Despite the fact Alan Turing saved thousands of lives with his Turing machine—the first “digital computer”—he committed suicide at the age of 41 after being convicted for homosexuality. Director Morten Tyldum weaves this quote throughout his Oscar-winning biopic whenever characters are trying to motivate each other in the face of war and complications....