Space War Movie Collection

Caesar, the universe's strongest "Mechanical Man," honors a dying friend's wish by escorting Princess Shirley through deadly territory. Battling the Wild Grass Gang at every turn, he holds the line until reinforcements arrive—keeping his promise, and keeping the people he cares for safe.

On Tidewater Station, dockhand Cole Andrews keeps his head down, takes the abuse, and raises his daughter alone. But when a rigged debt puts fifteen-year-old Kira in the fight ring, the station starts asking who her father really is - and so does the Syndicate that has spent fifteen years hunting a dead man.

Race car driver Jack Riley is betrayed by his team and plunged off a cliff. As he lies dying, he awakens Lightning, an alien Defender scout who has been dormant on Earth for eighty years. Jack and his new alien partner return to the racing circuit, but soon find themselves caught in a galactic plot as the Ironvore Legion, led by Frostfang, hunts for the Ultimate Core—a device of infinite energy. With the help of heiress Rose Cavendish and his ragtag teammates from the Anvil Racing Team, Jack and Lightning transform from isolated outcasts to leaders of a united Defender force on Earth. Their final battle rages across deserts, cities, and a massive mothership. When the human government decides to surrender, Jack and his allies prove with unwavering trust and courage that Earth’s salvation depends not on alien technology alone, but on the strength of human hearts.

Framed by his commander, Captain John Carter flees Earth under a dead man's name and wakes stranded on Mars. Thark warriors capture him; he wins freedom in the arena and falls for fugitive princess Dejah Thoris. Escaping her forced marriage to a rival prince, he leads a Thark army to break the siege on her city. When the enemy tries to destroy the planet's one air source, Carter climbs a mile of dead machinery to save it, clearing his name and ending the war. He marries Dejah and stays on Mars.

Lily Smith expected a normal life on Earth. Instead, she gets dragged across the galaxy and dropped into the middle of Kepler's royal nursery, where the babies have powers, the danger is very real, and somehow she's the only one who can actually understand what they need. Then there's Dorian, Kepler's cold, overprotective king, who definitely did not plan on falling for the human woman taking over his palace one tiny alien at a time. Between exploding nurseries, royal chaos, dangerous enemies, and four ridiculously powerful little troublemakers, Lily may have found the strangest job in the universe and the one place she never expected to call home.

Clark Wayne, the Thunder God and Blue Star’s mightiest guardian, is consumed by guilt after a battle indirectly causes his adoptive parents’ deaths. Unable to forgive himself, he removes his Lightning Star Core and disappears. For three years, he lives as Clark Luther, an ordinary convenience store clerk enduring ridicule as a worthless nobody. Everything changes when he meets Liz of the Aurel family. His broken heart begins to hope again. To protect her, Clark is drawn into a fierce power struggle among four families. He uncovers a conspiracy: the Blackwood family has allied with an extraterrestrial Annihilator, and his parents’ deaths may not be what they seemed. His former comrade Raymond infiltrates the enemy. Together they discover the Spark Tower Tournament is a cover to open a spacetime portal and unleash an alien invasion. Facing forced marriage, humiliation, betrayal, and catastrophe, Clark reclaims his Thunder Hammer, surpasses Omega level, annihilates the invader, and saves Blue Star. From broken hero to fearless warrior, he learns true redemption lies not in escaping his past, but in embracing love and responsibility.