• Alien Romulus - If you haven't already seen it.
• Dune Part 2 - You have to watch the first part if you haven't seen the newer Dune movies.
• Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga - I thought this was very good, even though it doesn't really include the eponymous Mad Max

Less mainstream stuff:

• The Platform 2 - People complain it's not as good as the first one, but I thought it was solid. You don't really need to watch the first one.
• Abigail - More of a horror, but has fantasy elements
• V/H/S/Beyond - Horror, but has scifi elements (more than the previous entries)

As well as J-Bone's recommendations:

• Kalki 2898 AD - like an Indian Star Wars that is set in a dystopian future but mixes in mythology. It's long and I was initially unimpressed but it keeps ramping up to wild levels and completely won me round. It's India's most expensive film and only part 1.
• A Quiet Place: Day One - I thought the first two were great and was unsure if a prequel would work as well, but it does.
• Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire - a return to New York should have delivered a film on oar with the original but it didn't hit the spot (perhaps because of the rather poor quality baddie). However, it is worth a watch.
• Poor Things - very odd, fantastical film. Could have done being trimmed down but like nothing else you'll see in the cinema.
• Godzilla: Minus One - just watched the Minus Color version in the cinema on Godzilla Day and it still stands on, the B&W suiting the more melodramatic plot.
• Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes - if you love the series you'll likely enjoy the prequel. If you aren't a fan you can skip it.
• The Creator - I was increasingly unconvinced by the plot as the film progressed but it doesn't half look good.
• Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny - after Crystal Skull anything would be an improvement but this exceeded my, admittedly, low expectations and was a fun romp. Fourth, perhaps third, best Indy film depending on how well you think Temple of Doom has aged.
• Spider-Man: Across the Spiderverse - it would be difficult to beat the first film but I think this one might do.
• Guardians of the Galaxy 3 - wasn't as big a fan of 2 than one but the series finished really strong.
• Shazam! Fury of the Gods - didn't get a great reception but I enjoyed it for what it was, dumb fun.

Alienoid. Korean sci fi about aliens who put their prisoners in human bodies and the time traveling robot wardens.

Falling Stars was a good indie low budget film I saw recently. A little sci-fi, a little fantasy.

Here's the trailer. Here ya go!

It's not a movie, but Arcane is pretty great so far. Three Body Problem is another cool one, if you can tolerate balloon lip lady.

Define "New." Like last year or so? For scifi:

Dune 1 & 2

The Wild Robot

Furiosa

Ghostbusters Frozen Empire

Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes

In that order, more or less. Aliens Romulus is not terrible but there's a movie with virtually the same plot that's a lot better called Alien (1979) that you should watch instead.

For fantasy:

Poor Things

Wonka

The Marvels

Poor Things is a real treat. Wonka is a musical. Marvels is superhero fantasy and Sci fi mixed.

China and Russia have been putting out some big films lately...

The Wandering Earth https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wandering_Earth

Black Out https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Blackout_(2019_film)

Invasion https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invasion_(2020_film) (Poorly named)

Poor things is a very good movie, or you need to go fuck someone and bring me 10 francs.

Furiosa is the only big budget action movie with good script/plot/world

A couple of smaller recent-ish films are Midnight Special and The Vast of Night. They are not necessarily utopian.