Sci-Fi
Once again, 23 Brazilian filmmakers come together for the second Tropical SOV anthology, now exploring sci-fi in humorous stories involving aliens and their space invasions, mad scientists, time travel, dystopias, and a myriad of end-of-the-world scenarios.
Cast
Gurcius Gewdner
Voz - Segmento Cachoeira de Arroz
Marcel Mars
Voz - Segmento Cachoeira de Arroz
Marcius Lindner
Voz - Segmento Cachoeira de Arroz
Zachia Lamar
Segmento Zoglins - Horror da Estrada sem Luz
Daniel Monjardim
Segmento Zoglins - Horror da Estrada sem Luz
Itapa Rodrigues
Segmento Homenagem para um monte de gente
Edgar Soares
Chaveirinho - Segmento O Almoço do Chaveirinho
Fabiano Soares
Chaveiro - Segmento O Almoço do Chaveirinho
Luciana Kani
Chiqueirinha - Segmento O Almoço do Chaveirinho
Heleno Colpani
Segmentos O Holocausto Nuclear Não Será Televisionado, A Garota e a Horta das Delícias Genitálias, Invasores do Samba
Lucas Gaspar
Híbrido - Segmento O Holocausto Nuclear Não Será Televisionado
Petter Baiestorf
Voz do Híbrido - Segmento O Holocausto Nuclear Não Será Televisionado
Forecast
Trajectory
stable
Predicted Peak
5/8/2026
Confidence
63%
The sci-fi genre shows highly volatile scoring with extreme fluctuations (ranging from 3.85 to 90.41) but no clear directional trend. The pattern suggests episodic spikes likely driven by specific releases, announcements, or events rather than sustained momentum. The recent peak of 90.41 on May 6th appears to be an outlier, with scores returning to the typical 30-60 range afterward. This volatility is characteristic of entertainment genres that experience event-driven interest rather than organic growth or decline.
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A Nightmare Sci-Fi Horror Hit Takes Over Streaming Again - IMDb
Asking for optimistic sci-fi in the vein of Star Trek Star Trek’s original vision of the future was unique because of its optimism. All sorts of social ills had been overcome and a united federation took to the stars. I love good dystopian and apocalyptic fiction, but it’s almost ubiquitous. Even recent iterations of Trek have played into a “doom and gloom” mentality in some respects - or, at least, they are more cynical and foul-mouthed. I’d love to get your suggestions for optimistic science fiction featuring a “great big beautiful tomorrow” -
One-sentence reviews of the ~dozen movies I've watched at work the last few weekends Oddity: Fuckin awesome, gave me Keeper vibes Coherence: Cool concept, execution wasn't quite there The Damned: Decent period horror, good atmosphere Caveat: watched it because I liked oddity, and I think this is my favorite by this director - great tension Ash: Fun trippy sci-fi horror with Jesse Pinkman The Monkey: good time - it's Final Destination but funny Creep ('04): this movie fuckin sucked Alien Romulus: might be my favorite Alien movie other than the first 2 - between this and Th
Gerard Butler’s Sci-Fi Disaster Sequel Beats Original Movie on Streaming - ComingSoon.net
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Out of the Loop - TV Pilot - 47 Pages * **Title:** Out Of The Loop - Do Geese See God? * **Format:** TV Pilot * **Page Length:** 47 Pages * **Genres:** Sci-Fi/Drama * **Logline or Summary:** Sixteen years into a global time loop, a journalist and a government agent investigate the only man unaware that time is repeating and the connection he has to the phenomenon itself. * **Feedback Concerns:** Story structure, pacing. Also worried my exposition may be a little heavy at times, my dialogue a little too "written" . * **Link:** [https
Sci-fi books where everything comes together I have searched with AI and on Reddit, but don’t succeed. Most results mainly give good suggestions with plot twists, not grand conclusions. I’m looking for a sci-fi book / series where everything comes together in a satisfying way in the conclusion of the book. Where you say, wow, nearly everything makes sense now. WOW I love most sci-fi stories, and I also love endings that leave things to the imagination (such as rendezvous with Rama, 2001, or deaths end etc). But some books raise so many qu
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Total Signals
-0.3
Acceleration
3/31/2026
First Seen
4/29/2026
Last Seen