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Street Sense Media has published a movie review of "Under the Skin," Jonathan Glazer's science-fiction film starring Scarlett Johansson as an alien predator in Scotland. The review is drawing attention to the 2013 film, which remains known for its stark visuals and unsettling atmosphere. No further details of the critique are available beyond the review's publication.
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A quote from Polish science fiction writer Stanislaw Lem is circulating in discussions about large language models. Lem, whose 1960s and 70s work often examined machine intelligence and its limits, is being cited as an eerily prescient voice on today's AI systems. Readers are sharing the passage as commentary on whether LLMs truly think or merely imitate language.
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Peter Watts' 2006 hard science fiction novel Blindsight is being discussed, with readers revisiting its ideas about consciousness, first contact and intelligence. The book follows a crew sent to investigate an alien presence at the edge of the solar system, and is widely regarded as one of the most thought-provoking first-contact novels of recent decades.
- 4Author's dystopian novel featured in sci-fi promotion●# writephant # selfpromo One of my books is in this promotion of dystopian and apocalyptic reads! # dystopia # sff # Boo
An author has announced that one of their books has been included in a promotional collection of dystopian and apocalyptic fiction must-reads. The promotion, hosted on BookFunnel, gathers science fiction and dystopian titles, and the author is sharing the news with the book community, tagging it as self-promotion. Readers browsing the collection can find the book alongside other apocalyptic and dystopian reads.
- 5Fan artwork pays tribute to Katie Saylor's Lianna from The Fantastic Journey●The beautiful and mysterious Lianna (Katie Saylor ) The Fantastic Journey (NBC TV Series 1977) Biro pen on paper # TheFa
An artist has shared a biro pen drawing of Lianna, the character played by Katie Saylor in the NBC science fiction series The Fantastic Journey, which aired in 1977. The portrait celebrates the character, described as beautiful and mysterious, and is drawing attention from fans of vintage television and classic science fiction.
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A roundup of the five best science fiction TV series of 2026 so far has been published, ranking the strongest genre offerings of the year to date. Lists like this tend to spark debate among fans about which shows deserved a spot and which were left out, and they often drive viewers toward discovering new series mid-year.
- 7Puerto Rican boxer Pedro Zorrilla fights alien invaders in new fiction●Pedro Zorrilla, boxeador puertorriqueño, es el primer humano en luchar contra los invasores. Los científicos descubren q
A Spanish-language fictional story features Pedro Zorrilla, a Puerto Rican boxer who becomes the first human to fight off alien invaders. In the story, scientists discover he repels electromagnetic energy and his eyes glow, prompting a worldwide campaign. Readers are sharing the serial instalment on the fiction platform Fictograma.
- 8New Science Fiction Social Community Launches on NerdCulture●Imagine a Science Fiction community - a cross between Facebook / Reddit - but is NOT Reddit or Facebook. Now imagine you
A dedicated Science Fiction community has launched on NerdCulture, a social platform blending features familiar from Facebook and Reddit while positioning itself as an alternative to both. The founder is inviting fans of the genre to join group discussions and activity feeds, noting that a free account is required to view the community's pages.
- 9A Look at the Best Uncensored Science Fiction Movies Ever Made●Best UNCENSORED Science Fiction Movies Ever Made
A roundup of science fiction films released without censorship cuts is drawing wide attention, with viewers debating which titles deserve a place on the list. The selection spans classics and lesser-known releases that were originally screened in uncut form, and commenters are weighing in with their own picks and disagreements over the rankings.
- 10Max Lehman's Sculptures Blend Pre-Columbian Art with Science Fiction●Pre-Columbian Archaeology Meets Science Fiction in Max Lehman’s Quirky Sculptures
Artist Max Lehman is drawing attention for a series of quirky sculptures that fuse imagery from pre-Columbian archaeology with science fiction aesthetics. The works re imagine ancient Mesoamerican forms through a playful, futuristic lens, drawing interest from art and design audiences following coverage of the collection.
- 11Science Fiction Imaginings Are Becoming Everyday Technology●COMMENTARY - From Star Trek to Science Fact: Yesterday’s Fiction Becomes Today’s Technology
A commentary piece argues that many technologies once confined to Star Trek — from communicators to voice assistants and medical scanners — have become part of daily life. It frames science fiction as a preview of real innovation, noting how imaginative fiction has repeatedly anticipated modern gadgets and continues to inspire today's engineers and researchers.