I had, too 🥲

I love how an old grey plastic thing can evoke so much nostalgia, and a whole world of adventures.

Well

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Btw we already met online years ago, I was @lucasartsmemory.bsky.social on Twitter 👋

All of them 😁
I feel like film making should be judged on its own merits, not in comparison with another support with its own rules.

a man is holding a can of soda in front of his mouth and says `` time is a flat circle '' . Alt: a man is holding a can of soda in front of his mouth and says `` time is a flat circle '' .

I mean, 1% of my followers subscribe to my Patreon, so it doesn't take that much for me to get back to a level where I can spend the majority of my time researching and writing about the creation of sci-fi.

I just need to buy time 🤭

It all depends, of course, on what you expect from a social network. Some people want to be read by tens of millions of people. A few hundred thousand would be enough for me 🤭

I always advise people to not read the OG novel before watching the movie 🥲

Me!? I love Andor 🤩

The Expanse, la meilleure série Sf de la décennie précédente.

Mais au moins le mec est sincère sur son public visé : les gens égoïstes et corrompus.

"Can you imagine telling yourself 10 years ago, after watching that trailer, that not only was the movie going to be great, but we’d then get two seasons of award-winning television following Diego Luna’s character to set up this story?"

Fair!
I'm already deep in the story 😁

Happy Valley on Mars

I had missed the thrill of looking forward to a new episode of For All Mankind every week.

By June, this account will have already regained half of the followers I had when I left Twitter 15 months ago (but this bsky account is almost 3). Following growth is solid even without algo based on hit tweets. Great engagement. Most people behave like humans. Bsky works fine for me 🫡

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This account is dedicated to the past, present, and future of sci-fi (mostly space-themed) and the creation of movies, TV shows, and video games from all eras. I share concept art and interviews for those interested in behind-the-scenes content.
And lots of spaceships.😎

Eyes closed? Sleeping? Playing VR at the same time?

A perfect mix of many tools.

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A detailed concept drawing of "Battle Station Ticonderoga," a massive, circular space station with intricate mechanical layers and multiple smaller ships patrolling or docked around its perimeter against a starry background.

A cinematic film still depicts several large, blocky capital ships maneuvering around a towering, multi-tiered space station in a star-filled void.

Starship Troopers (1997): Fleet Battlestation Ticonderoga, art by Jim Martin

No idea

Haha, awesome, because I was trying to do exactly that back then!

Yep. Customs problem, they sent the book back 😅

Still waiting

My generation ✊

It is the class.

Quantic Dream's cinematic Star Wars game Eclipse is reportedly still "years off from completion", as NetEase scrutinises investment Quantic Dream's Star Wars Eclipse is still far from completion, and things could get worse as parent company NetEase reevaluates its investment.

"Now, Insider Gaming has shared a new report suggesting Star Wars Eclipse might still be a long way away. Sources close to development are reported to have stated: "The game, at this stage, is still looking to be years off from completion."

Concept art for a BioWare space station shows a spherical ship with a large ring docking inside a massive, open orbital facility high above a planet's surface.

Mass Effect 3 (2012): The Citadel, art by Mikko Kinnunen