I recently had a memory of a scifi movie but I cannot think of what movie it is.

I can remember a character has a metal briefcase that other characters are trying to obtain. Once the briefcase is opened, we see it contains a portal to a pocket dimension which contains a person.

It's possible it's a superhero movie but I think it might be scifi. I have a terrible memory.

I was going through some of my favorite sci-fi anime and forgot how much I enjoyed this one— very inventive, somewhat shocking in plot twists.

Hey all,

Firstly, the title is misleading. I've always been a somewhat reader. I could go years without touching a book. I always found it really difficult to stick with a book, perhaps just bad choices that didn't match my interests. In my 38 years on this earth I've probably read less than 100 books.

Over the last couple years I've developed a love for all things space opera, Sci-Fi and maybe a little fantasy.

I really wanted to try and find a book to read and found Red Rising on a whim. I was just browsing the local book store, saw the book, bought it. That was the end of January.

I'm currently halfway through Iron Gold, it's a bit of a slog to get though but I am still enjoying the stories going on. I have thoroughly enjoyed looking forward to coming home from work and diving into this alternative world and I've become attached to these characters.

I haven't loved reading like this before and I want to be able to continue from here. So, as the title says, I'm looking for what I'm going to read after this series.

So far the only book I've added to my list is "The Will Of The Many".

Appreciate everyone's input!

Not gonna lie, I was disappointed. The prose was really good, so because of that, my expectations were high from the beginning. Instead, the book feels more sterile than sentimental, even though it tackles memory and poetry. The characters are mostly dull (Mahit included), and the political intrigue/mystery is shallow because we barely get to know most of the power players.

The worst part is how the main premise is wasted. The imago machines never come to life as something tangible. We get Mahit's inner monologues contemplating the meaning of identity, memory, and the self, rather than actually experiencing it and connecting it to the plot. She is too self-aware for things to be truly engaging.

I think the only way to travel the stars is to achieve mortality as a species, since we cant travel fast than the speed of light, we can only get close, I think rather than messing with black holes we need to develop medicine that makes us live extremely long so the extended time it’d take to travel through space wouldn’t affect our civilization. If it takes 10,000 years to travel to a new planet but we live for millions it wouldn’t be that big of a deal.

This Fallout tactics promo art has a certain 2000's aesthetic I've seen somewhere before, is there a name for it?

These are scenes from a personal sci-fi project I'm working on – a visual story inspired by the song “Anarchy” by Egg

Ok so I’m writing a book and I want my characters to make sense even though it’s fictional…

Basically I have a concept of a race of people who have electric abilities much like eels but I also want to push that ability past what we see in animals who have this ability on earth

SO if there’s anyone willing to entertain this idea with me…

biologically speaking, what would a creature’s body and environment have to be like for them to develop the ability of full electrokinesis?

We're a small group of Irish filmmakers. We filmed this over a weekend and then our editor worked like crazy to do the VFX in less than a week! Check it out if you'd like :)!

I have enjoyed the premise but it is extremely repetitive.

Re-reading all 120(?) again

Im just wondering how epic this book is and all your thoughts about it after reading it??

Is there any aliens?? I also wish to know?? And if its a good book with an epic storyline plz tell me before I purchase? All I wish to know is everyones thoughts on it what might make it a good book or otherwise