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· Sep 24
[Thread of threads]
I'd forgotten I'd made threads as soon as I got here. It wasn't very practical, but I couldn't help myself. 😅
Until I have a system for grouping them on my profile, like on the other network, I'll gather them here. 🖖
1/ George Lucas and the three-second rule:
I'd forgotten I'd made threads as soon as I got here. It wasn't very practical, but I couldn't help myself. 😅
Until I have a system for grouping them on my profile, like on the other network, I'll gather them here. 🖖
1/ George Lucas and the three-second rule:
Time to read @mathieubablet.bsky.social again 🔥
January 11, 2026 at 2:25 PM
Time to read @mathieubablet.bsky.social again 🔥
Deep Impact (1998): Messiah lander, art by Tim Wilcox
January 11, 2026 at 2:09 PM
Deep Impact (1998): Messiah lander, art by Tim Wilcox
Are you going to watch Starfleet Academy, which starts in a few days?
a woman says we could really use you at star fleet academy
Alt: a woman says we could really use you at star fleet academy
media.tenor.com
January 11, 2026 at 12:40 PM
Are you going to watch Starfleet Academy, which starts in a few days?
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Red Dwarf X (2012): Erroneous Reasoning Research Academy, model designed & built by Bill Pearson
Originally built as a spaceship for a canceled 1980s sci-fi series (Saurus, a script written by Bill Pearson). Used more than two decades later as a space station in Red Dwarf.
Originally built as a spaceship for a canceled 1980s sci-fi series (Saurus, a script written by Bill Pearson). Used more than two decades later as a space station in Red Dwarf.
January 10, 2026 at 7:08 PM
Red Dwarf X (2012): Erroneous Reasoning Research Academy, model designed & built by Bill Pearson
Originally built as a spaceship for a canceled 1980s sci-fi series (Saurus, a script written by Bill Pearson). Used more than two decades later as a space station in Red Dwarf.
Originally built as a spaceship for a canceled 1980s sci-fi series (Saurus, a script written by Bill Pearson). Used more than two decades later as a space station in Red Dwarf.
"While still not officially announced, Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 remains in development, with Cold Iron Studios posting new job listings as recently as three months ago on LinkedIn. The next suspected timeframe for an official reveal of the game would be this year’s Alien Day, on April 26th."
January 11, 2026 at 11:40 AM
"While still not officially announced, Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 remains in development, with Cold Iron Studios posting new job listings as recently as three months ago on LinkedIn. The next suspected timeframe for an official reveal of the game would be this year’s Alien Day, on April 26th."
It's timely because this post was ready: High Life (2018)
Director Claire Denis: "As we were writing the script, I could foresee a box. It would have a corridor in the center, and then on a lower level the garden, and the fuck box. The locker room. The ladder at the lower level. Since..."
Director Claire Denis: "As we were writing the script, I could foresee a box. It would have a corridor in the center, and then on a lower level the garden, and the fuck box. The locker room. The ladder at the lower level. Since..."
January 11, 2026 at 3:49 AM
It's timely because this post was ready: High Life (2018)
Director Claire Denis: "As we were writing the script, I could foresee a box. It would have a corridor in the center, and then on a lower level the garden, and the fuck box. The locker room. The ladder at the lower level. Since..."
Director Claire Denis: "As we were writing the script, I could foresee a box. It would have a corridor in the center, and then on a lower level the garden, and the fuck box. The locker room. The ladder at the lower level. Since..."
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[Thread] Paul W. S. Anderson's Soldier (1998)
The Battle of Tannhauser Gate should have opened the movie, but it was cut for budget reasons.
"I previsualized a lengthy opening sequence intended to represent the Battle at Tannhauser Gate, as mentioned in Blade Runner. The two movies shared..."
1/5
The Battle of Tannhauser Gate should have opened the movie, but it was cut for budget reasons.
"I previsualized a lengthy opening sequence intended to represent the Battle at Tannhauser Gate, as mentioned in Blade Runner. The two movies shared..."
1/5
a close up of a man with the words i watched c-beams glitter in the dark near tanhauser gate
Alt: a close up of a man with the words i watched c-beams glitter in the dark near tanhauser gate
media.tenor.com
January 10, 2026 at 3:08 PM
[Thread] Paul W. S. Anderson's Soldier (1998)
The Battle of Tannhauser Gate should have opened the movie, but it was cut for budget reasons.
"I previsualized a lengthy opening sequence intended to represent the Battle at Tannhauser Gate, as mentioned in Blade Runner. The two movies shared..."
1/5
The Battle of Tannhauser Gate should have opened the movie, but it was cut for budget reasons.
"I previsualized a lengthy opening sequence intended to represent the Battle at Tannhauser Gate, as mentioned in Blade Runner. The two movies shared..."
1/5
I started playing Kingdom: Two Crowns (2018) again with my son. What a successful minimalist strategy and city-building game. We always find it hard to stop playing, as we spend so much time preparing our next objectives. +This game is so beautiful.
One of the best coop games to play with my kids.
One of the best coop games to play with my kids.
January 11, 2026 at 1:05 AM
I started playing Kingdom: Two Crowns (2018) again with my son. What a successful minimalist strategy and city-building game. We always find it hard to stop playing, as we spend so much time preparing our next objectives. +This game is so beautiful.
One of the best coop games to play with my kids.
One of the best coop games to play with my kids.
"Thomas Kent “T.K.” Carter, an actor best known for his role in John Carpenter’s classic 1982 horror movie The Thing, has died, a rep for Carter told The Hollywood Reporter. He was 69."
T.K. Carter, ‘The Thing,’ ‘The Way Back’ and ‘Space Jam’ Actor, Dies at 69
Carter was known for also appearing in many TV shows, including 'Punky Brewster,' 'Just Our Luck' and 'Police Woman.'
www.hollywoodreporter.com
January 11, 2026 at 12:49 AM
"Thomas Kent “T.K.” Carter, an actor best known for his role in John Carpenter’s classic 1982 horror movie The Thing, has died, a rep for Carter told The Hollywood Reporter. He was 69."
I leafed through "Make Us Whole" again, and it really is a great retrospective of Dead Space. It's really fascinating to see how this transmedia project came together, and how the IP evolved and inspired others.
I only played the first game and the remake, but this book was really captivating.
I only played the first game and the remake, but this book was really captivating.
January 11, 2026 at 12:28 AM
I leafed through "Make Us Whole" again, and it really is a great retrospective of Dead Space. It's really fascinating to see how this transmedia project came together, and how the IP evolved and inspired others.
I only played the first game and the remake, but this book was really captivating.
I only played the first game and the remake, but this book was really captivating.
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Fritz Lang's Metropolis was released 99 years ago today!
And the story took place in... 2026 😁
And since it's never too late to (re)discover one of the first sci-fi classics...
And the story took place in... 2026 😁
And since it's never too late to (re)discover one of the first sci-fi classics...
Metropolis | 1927 | VOSTFR, Muet | Science-fiction
YouTube video by Bonjour Le Cinéma
www.youtube.com
January 10, 2026 at 2:23 PM
Fritz Lang's Metropolis was released 99 years ago today!
And the story took place in... 2026 😁
And since it's never too late to (re)discover one of the first sci-fi classics...
And the story took place in... 2026 😁
And since it's never too late to (re)discover one of the first sci-fi classics...
Red Dwarf X (2012): Erroneous Reasoning Research Academy, model designed & built by Bill Pearson
Originally built as a spaceship for a canceled 1980s sci-fi series (Saurus, a script written by Bill Pearson). Used more than two decades later as a space station in Red Dwarf.
Originally built as a spaceship for a canceled 1980s sci-fi series (Saurus, a script written by Bill Pearson). Used more than two decades later as a space station in Red Dwarf.
January 10, 2026 at 7:08 PM
Red Dwarf X (2012): Erroneous Reasoning Research Academy, model designed & built by Bill Pearson
Originally built as a spaceship for a canceled 1980s sci-fi series (Saurus, a script written by Bill Pearson). Used more than two decades later as a space station in Red Dwarf.
Originally built as a spaceship for a canceled 1980s sci-fi series (Saurus, a script written by Bill Pearson). Used more than two decades later as a space station in Red Dwarf.
🎵This is Ground Control to Major Tom
You've really made the grade
And the papers want to know whose shirts you wear
Now it's time to leave the capsule if you dare
This is Major Tom to Ground Control
I'm stepping through the door
And I'm floating in a most peculiar way
You've really made the grade
And the papers want to know whose shirts you wear
Now it's time to leave the capsule if you dare
This is Major Tom to Ground Control
I'm stepping through the door
And I'm floating in a most peculiar way
January 10, 2026 at 5:58 PM
🎵This is Ground Control to Major Tom
You've really made the grade
And the papers want to know whose shirts you wear
Now it's time to leave the capsule if you dare
This is Major Tom to Ground Control
I'm stepping through the door
And I'm floating in a most peculiar way
You've really made the grade
And the papers want to know whose shirts you wear
Now it's time to leave the capsule if you dare
This is Major Tom to Ground Control
I'm stepping through the door
And I'm floating in a most peculiar way
Arco (2025):
Director & co-writer Ugo Bienvenu: “And if I’m honest, tomorrow isn’t going to be better. And so I thought, if we want the best to happen, we have to imagine it first. So ‘Arco’ was a way for me to say, ‘Spread better ideas into the future so they can happen.’ The whole aim of...”
Director & co-writer Ugo Bienvenu: “And if I’m honest, tomorrow isn’t going to be better. And so I thought, if we want the best to happen, we have to imagine it first. So ‘Arco’ was a way for me to say, ‘Spread better ideas into the future so they can happen.’ The whole aim of...”
January 10, 2026 at 4:45 PM
Arco (2025):
Director & co-writer Ugo Bienvenu: “And if I’m honest, tomorrow isn’t going to be better. And so I thought, if we want the best to happen, we have to imagine it first. So ‘Arco’ was a way for me to say, ‘Spread better ideas into the future so they can happen.’ The whole aim of...”
Director & co-writer Ugo Bienvenu: “And if I’m honest, tomorrow isn’t going to be better. And so I thought, if we want the best to happen, we have to imagine it first. So ‘Arco’ was a way for me to say, ‘Spread better ideas into the future so they can happen.’ The whole aim of...”
I realize that I have accumulated quite a few images of recent fictional spacecraft that I cannot show on social networks because their existence is TheSecret in several recent films and TV shows. 😅
I'm going to end up creating a separate category: Schrödinger's ships.
I'm going to end up creating a separate category: Schrödinger's ships.
a close up of a man wearing glasses and a tie
ALT: a close up of a man wearing glasses and a tie
media.tenor.com
January 10, 2026 at 3:34 PM
I realize that I have accumulated quite a few images of recent fictional spacecraft that I cannot show on social networks because their existence is TheSecret in several recent films and TV shows. 😅
I'm going to end up creating a separate category: Schrödinger's ships.
I'm going to end up creating a separate category: Schrödinger's ships.
[Thread] Paul W. S. Anderson's Soldier (1998)
The Battle of Tannhauser Gate should have opened the movie, but it was cut for budget reasons.
"I previsualized a lengthy opening sequence intended to represent the Battle at Tannhauser Gate, as mentioned in Blade Runner. The two movies shared..."
1/5
The Battle of Tannhauser Gate should have opened the movie, but it was cut for budget reasons.
"I previsualized a lengthy opening sequence intended to represent the Battle at Tannhauser Gate, as mentioned in Blade Runner. The two movies shared..."
1/5
a close up of a man with the words i watched c-beams glitter in the dark near tanhauser gate
Alt: a close up of a man with the words i watched c-beams glitter in the dark near tanhauser gate
media.tenor.com
January 10, 2026 at 3:08 PM
[Thread] Paul W. S. Anderson's Soldier (1998)
The Battle of Tannhauser Gate should have opened the movie, but it was cut for budget reasons.
"I previsualized a lengthy opening sequence intended to represent the Battle at Tannhauser Gate, as mentioned in Blade Runner. The two movies shared..."
1/5
The Battle of Tannhauser Gate should have opened the movie, but it was cut for budget reasons.
"I previsualized a lengthy opening sequence intended to represent the Battle at Tannhauser Gate, as mentioned in Blade Runner. The two movies shared..."
1/5
Fritz Lang's Metropolis was released 99 years ago today!
And the story took place in... 2026 😁
And since it's never too late to (re)discover one of the first sci-fi classics...
And the story took place in... 2026 😁
And since it's never too late to (re)discover one of the first sci-fi classics...
Metropolis | 1927 | VOSTFR, Muet | Science-fiction
YouTube video by Bonjour Le Cinéma
www.youtube.com
January 10, 2026 at 2:23 PM
Fritz Lang's Metropolis was released 99 years ago today!
And the story took place in... 2026 😁
And since it's never too late to (re)discover one of the first sci-fi classics...
And the story took place in... 2026 😁
And since it's never too late to (re)discover one of the first sci-fi classics...
Reposted by The Spaceshipper 🚀
Has anyone here successfully "automatically" migrated their Twitter archives (tweets, threads) on BSky? If so, what processes worked?
I know that some people have managed to copy their own Twitter feed, keeping the dates of the OG tweets.
I know that some people have managed to copy their own Twitter feed, keeping the dates of the OG tweets.
January 10, 2026 at 2:41 AM
Has anyone here successfully "automatically" migrated their Twitter archives (tweets, threads) on BSky? If so, what processes worked?
I know that some people have managed to copy their own Twitter feed, keeping the dates of the OG tweets.
I know that some people have managed to copy their own Twitter feed, keeping the dates of the OG tweets.
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Time flies! Stargate Atlantis ended 17 years ago today on Syfy.
Yes, 17 years. 6205 days ago. I absolutely do not mean that you are old.
Yes, 17 years. 6205 days ago. I absolutely do not mean that you are old.
January 9, 2026 at 6:06 PM
Time flies! Stargate Atlantis ended 17 years ago today on Syfy.
Yes, 17 years. 6205 days ago. I absolutely do not mean that you are old.
Yes, 17 years. 6205 days ago. I absolutely do not mean that you are old.
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Titan A.E. (2000): Tau-14 service ladder, art by Steve Burg
January 9, 2026 at 12:44 PM
Titan A.E. (2000): Tau-14 service ladder, art by Steve Burg
Has anyone here successfully "automatically" migrated their Twitter archives (tweets, threads) on BSky? If so, what processes worked?
I know that some people have managed to copy their own Twitter feed, keeping the dates of the OG tweets.
I know that some people have managed to copy their own Twitter feed, keeping the dates of the OG tweets.
January 10, 2026 at 2:41 AM
Has anyone here successfully "automatically" migrated their Twitter archives (tweets, threads) on BSky? If so, what processes worked?
I know that some people have managed to copy their own Twitter feed, keeping the dates of the OG tweets.
I know that some people have managed to copy their own Twitter feed, keeping the dates of the OG tweets.
Forbidden Planet (1956)
Nice picture of the set, where the top of the United Planets Cruiser C-57D is not yet hidden (or...brought to life) by a mattepainting (from matte supervisor Warren Newcombe's team).
Nice picture of the set, where the top of the United Planets Cruiser C-57D is not yet hidden (or...brought to life) by a mattepainting (from matte supervisor Warren Newcombe's team).
January 10, 2026 at 1:31 AM
Forbidden Planet (1956)
Nice picture of the set, where the top of the United Planets Cruiser C-57D is not yet hidden (or...brought to life) by a mattepainting (from matte supervisor Warren Newcombe's team).
Nice picture of the set, where the top of the United Planets Cruiser C-57D is not yet hidden (or...brought to life) by a mattepainting (from matte supervisor Warren Newcombe's team).
What can I say? I love the OG Star Tours poster 🤷♂️
January 9, 2026 at 9:46 PM
What can I say? I love the OG Star Tours poster 🤷♂️
Time flies! Stargate Atlantis ended 17 years ago today on Syfy.
Yes, 17 years. 6205 days ago. I absolutely do not mean that you are old.
Yes, 17 years. 6205 days ago. I absolutely do not mean that you are old.
January 9, 2026 at 6:06 PM
Time flies! Stargate Atlantis ended 17 years ago today on Syfy.
Yes, 17 years. 6205 days ago. I absolutely do not mean that you are old.
Yes, 17 years. 6205 days ago. I absolutely do not mean that you are old.
What was your #childhoodcinema
The Pathé cinema in Maisons-Laffitte (France), which closed when I was very young.
But that's where I saw Spielberg's E.T. when I was 3 or 4 years old, I cried a lot at the end of that aisle, and without that, I probably wouldn't be managing this account.
The Pathé cinema in Maisons-Laffitte (France), which closed when I was very young.
But that's where I saw Spielberg's E.T. when I was 3 or 4 years old, I cried a lot at the end of that aisle, and without that, I probably wouldn't be managing this account.
January 9, 2026 at 3:36 PM
What was your #childhoodcinema
The Pathé cinema in Maisons-Laffitte (France), which closed when I was very young.
But that's where I saw Spielberg's E.T. when I was 3 or 4 years old, I cried a lot at the end of that aisle, and without that, I probably wouldn't be managing this account.
The Pathé cinema in Maisons-Laffitte (France), which closed when I was very young.
But that's where I saw Spielberg's E.T. when I was 3 or 4 years old, I cried a lot at the end of that aisle, and without that, I probably wouldn't be managing this account.