#sci-fi thrillers

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IMDB Chart 2024: Prabhas And Deepika Padukone’s 'Kalki 2898 AD' Tops Most Popular Indian Movies Of 2024 | Movies News

India’s superstars Prabhas and Deepika Padukone have once again proven their dominance in Indian cinema with their blockbuster film ‘Kalki 2898 AD.’ Directed by Nag Ashwin, this highly anticipated sci-fi thriller has captured hearts with its cutting-edge visuals, gripping storyline, and stellar performances. The film not only ruled the box office but also became a trending topic worldwide. As the…

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SEVERANCE 2x10 "Cold Harbor"

[bleedingspiral]

[sestrahulk]

My story is an embroidery, with many beginnings and no end. But I will start with the thread of my sestra Sarah, who stepped off a train one day and met herself...

Orphan Black premiered March 30, 2013. Happy 11th anniversary!

[breathtakinglymiraculous]

"Isn't it strange, to create something that hates you?" Ex Machina (2014) Dir. Alex Garland Movies watched in 2024

[rogue-doodles]

Dance between reality 🌙

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Angela Bassett in Strange Days (1995)

[seaglasswrites]

(If you write for multiple of these, just pick the one you write for the most)

[thingsaday]

The Severance Season 2 Trailer went CRAZYYYY!!! I'm so excited for January!! 🕺

(warning for spoilers in that trailer, check out season 1 before you watch it :) )

[texaschainsawmascara]

movies know exactly how I like my Skarsgårds

Boy Kills World / Infinity Pool

[lostinmac]

Alien: Romulus (2024)

Dir. Fede Álvarez

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The Last of Us - Season 2

[amnesiamovies]

new ep today!!!

edit by @kasiavial on tiktok

[lonelyzarquon]

Peter Cushing in Scream and Scream Again (1970)

[brandyschillace]

Hanging with Stephen Gallagher

Stephen Gallagher has written novels (LOVE Kingdom of Bones, Chimera, Rain) and television scripts (for Doctor Who — for Rosemary & Thyme, Eleventh Hour, BBC series Murder Rooms, etc.) I’ve known Steve for ages, and in addition to being a brilliant writer, he’s an extremely generous person with a keen wit and wonderful sense of humor. He also makes a good guide round Leeds, where we spent today. Tried to stop at the Book Barge (going to pick up a book by @neil-gaiman to pose with) but it was closed. Sorry Neil! Also went to the art gallery … and discovered we have similar taste in pens.

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living as a starborn would most likely be a pretty bleak and lonely existence and i kind of like how they acknowledge that. there's a random ship encounter you can get where another starborn asks how eternity has been going for you. if you respond with some variation of "good" they will say that this is unusual, that the lives of starborn are usually quite unhappy. and that makes total sense. imagine taking the greatest leap mankind has ever seen hoping to advance science and explore beyond the universe, only to realize 10 lives later that you really had no idea what you were truly sacrificing; that being simple human delights. love will never feel the same. food will never taste the same. your friends will never treat you the same, not unless you lie to them. do you tell them the truth that they are owed and accept their rejection of you, or do you live a constant isolating lie for the sake of their normalcy? there is no correct answer.

maybe your decision to leave was clouded by grief. maybe you spend a few lives wondering if, had you known then what you know now, you would have made a different choice. not that it matters, it can't be undone. you traded away your humanity for an eternity of regret. there's no going back to tell your real friends how much you miss them, no telling your real parents that you love them one last time. they live on without you. you will never truly belong anywhere ever again.

no wonder the hunter and the emissary are the way they are. two sides of one coin worth centuries of misery. it would drive anyone mad