Not exactly a movie, but The Stand by Stephen King was made into a miniseries in 1994, and will be a TV series this year.
About a supervirus that leaked from a lab...hmmm...
I believe that The Stand is his best work (and this irritates King to no end. "How would you feel if you were an artist, and your best work happened 30 years ago. It's like those townie guys who peaked in high school, and it's been a steady decline ever since. Nothing better in 40 years? Jesus Christ!!!"), and--although I agreed thst they sincerely tried--felt that the miniseries doesn't hold a candle to the book.
In any case, I compared The Stand as a novel forcasting the AIDS epidemic in exactly the way that an 1800s novel forcasted the Titanic disaster.
In The Stand, there is a "shifting antigen flu", which is "the exact reason why coming up with a vaccine will be almost impossible....." which is exactly what HIV does, and is why discovering an effectibe vaccine is so difficult.
Note in King's novel the symptoms, like swollen glands, fever, pnumonia-like symptoms, it flairs up, then dies down, there is sweating . . . and so far, this is all precisely true of AIDS.
Of course King got a few details off. Captian Tripps was contagious, highly airborne, and fatal from several days to a few weeks. None of this is true for AIDS, but he still got more details right than wrong.
The Stand came out--I believe--in 1978.
It was updated in the early 90s, but everything I said was from the '78 edition . . . 3 years before the discovery of the epidemic, which happened late in 1981 when 5 cases were written up in a mortality and morbidity report that comes out every month from the CDC.
Is King psychic?
No. I believe it's nothing more than coincidences and data-mining.