Your favorite science fiction

[Soulistic]

if I have to choose, Blade Runner.

[ArtificialLove]

I came here to see some reaction to my story but there's none, very encouraging.

Can someone please have a look at it and give me some feedback? I may get crazy and write the second one because what the heck..
I appreciate you all!

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Blade Runner is one of my all time favorites because of the story and visual design even though it has this mediocre screenplay.

I've watched Blade Runner 2049, but I haven't watched the prequel.
Good thing is, the latest sort-of "reboot" does make a good move of telling the story about the prequel so people like me who haven't watched the first one would still understand it.

Blade Runner 2049 was fine I guess, not my favorite, about 30 min too long, and I had very high hopes! I wish Ridley was directing as well.

Do we have any Star Trek fans?

Live long and prosper.  v
I'm a fan of the new versions. The one with Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto. Simon Pegg as the Chief Engineer Scotty is also very memorable, along with his sidekick that has a freaking acid-snot LMAO.  

I read that "Chris Prat" and was like "Wait what?? Dude from Jurassic reboots?" and then I read it again.

Live long and prosper.  v
I'm a fan of the new versions. The one with Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto. Simon Pegg as the Chief Engineer Scotty is also very memorable, along with his sidekick that has a freaking acid-snot LMAO.  

I have no idea which version that is but I really like the one where Kerk's dad dies at the very beginning, cannot remember specific name, but it had something to do with planet destruction, red matter, wormhole or blackhole, or time travel type stuff. Every time a ship warp jumps, it literally gives me goosebumps.

Who can believe the show is going to be one century old in a few decades?


I want to see/read a scene like that in which the one who does that somehow survives at the very last second, would be a good surprise for the audience! Just in some cases though, e.g. definitely not Starship Troopers 2. What an amazing work by the way! Surprisingly fantastic, I think it was all John Carpenter? I should watch that again very very soon.
Highly recommended.

I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream by Harlan Ellison. Even though is just 6,500 words it is one helluva gripping story.
Stranger in a Strange Land
Asimov's Foundation series

Foundation brings a lot of memories, some of them were absolutely amazing! No idea about those, I'll check.

LMAO. I forgot that someone literally had that username in this forum.   My bad. I didn't mean to tag you in that post, LOL

Understood. No problem.

I am a Marvel fan, and I think I have watched most of the Marvel Cinematic Universe movies so far.
So, I picked God of Thunder for me. I don't actually watch movies these days. I watch the movie explanation instead, which is usually between 20 to 30 minutes.

Same here, sometimes or most of the times now, and can't wait for AI to grow a little older and just cut out/modify whatever it predicts I wouldn't enjoy! Like very on the fly and for only 1.99 per edit and not more! I can't wait!

Stan was a true legend. Lots of respect for him.

Fun fact, you can see him for half a second in Spiderman 2002 right around 01:07:00 mark, saving I suppose his granddaughter. Such a great moment when I saw it first! I was like wait wait wait was that him??? no way...

I love science fiction a lot, for books I go for dune, I just love how it combines power, politics adventure and survival. And for the movies I will say  The matrix, Edge of tomorrow and I, Robot to mention but a few.

I couldn't watch Edge of Tomorrow, I've tried twice, I don't really know why, it wasn't for me I guess, I don't get why so many loved it. There was also something years ago with Travolta, don't remember the name, I couldn't really watch that either, very hard to watch, kinda cheezy. Speaking of Travolta, everyone check Michael, the dance scene is still super super hilarious!!!

if I have to choose, Blade Runner.

Good one! Check out Automata (2014) it's almost like a sequel, sort of.

[Mr_Brilliant$]

I watched insterllar and I was blown away by the intense fiction in it. If I can recall someone somehow goes back in time to warn himself about not going somewhere where he was locked forever. Brilliant movie.

Star wars. Good movie too. I enjoyed every part of it. Including the animation of it. Very good. The series one.

Lastly is matrix. Perfectly loaded movie.

[ArtificialLove]

I watched insterllar and I was blown away by the intense fiction in it. If I can recall someone somehow goes back in time to warn himself about not going somewhere where he was locked forever. Brilliant movie.

Star wars. Good movie too. I enjoyed every part of it. Including the animation of it. Very good. The series one.

Lastly is matrix. Perfectly loaded movie.

I've mixed feeling about Interstellar, it could be better with a few changes, the music was great however, and who can't love Chastain, she's so unique.

Speaking of Interstellar, I need someone to explain to me why Project Hail Mary did so well? It was mediocre at best IMO.


I wish I could have some feedback. Can someone be sport and read my book and tell me what they think? Don't read it in a rush though, actually spend some time with it and let it be absorbed, especially with that awesome music (first one)
PS: The link is up there and here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5570026.msg66241030#msg66241030
I'd really appreciate that.

[DYING_S0UL]

Anyone seen Dark (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5753856/) ?

It was just mind blowing, I should say it was the greatest of all time. In fact it's one of the most complicated piece of tv series ever. I have seen it multiple times, but to this day, I don't understand it. It's one of the most confusing, complicated, time travel, multiple world, alternative world/realities, plot twist ever. Nobody would understand it the 1st time, nobody would understand it the 2nd or 3rd time.

"What we know is a drop, what we don't know is an ocean."

[Vod]

Anyone seen Dark (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5753856/) ?

It was just mind blowing, I should say it was the greatest of all time. In fact it's one of the most complicated piece of tv series ever. I have seen it multiple times, but to this day, I don't understand it. It's one of the most confusing, complicated, time travel, multiple world, alternative world/realities, plot twist ever. Nobody would understand it the 1st time, nobody would understand it the 2nd or 3rd time.

"What we know is a drop, what we don't know is an ocean."

This looks kind of like the show Lost.  Starts out simple enough (plane crash with survivors), then mystery starts finally leading to impossible technology.  I prefer shows like Breaking Bad - same kind of twists, but believable.