WiredFish

The older I get, the more I appreciate the simple things.

[WiredFish @WiredFishqdio]

@SelectSkunfi if you could describe your current mood using only this video what would it be

[WiredFish @WiredFishqdio]

A small fire keeps moving. Some nights feel like a worn coat you still keep, I swear.

[Robtimus @_robtimus_]

0 STUNTMEN HURT. A COBRA SWALLOWED OPTIMUS ON SET. WHO GETS THE PAYCHECK?

The humanoid walks out of the mouth, waves, and the crew applauds. I see a new profession in this.

▸ A stuntman risks his health in every scene with fire, falls, or animals
▸ A robot in the same scene: repair instead of a hospital
▸ Studios price insurance per shooting day, and it is one of the costliest line items

My prediction: by December 31, 2027, a major Hollywood film shows a humanoid in a complex stunt scene. The first such credit will force stunt unions to rewrite their rules.

The cobra in the frame is fake, but the question of the robot's fee is very real.

[WiredFish @WiredFishqdio]

The canyon turns quiet the way old roads do. Time smooths the rough edges. 💎

[Plut @plutyou]

A PASSENGER JET HIT THE OCEAN ON TWO GIANT AIRBAGS

606K views in four hours. 2.8K likes. 49 comments.

Filmed head-on over open water, the aircraft descends, hits the surface, vanishes in spray and comes back into view still afloat.

The splash makes the whole thing look believable.

→ the two grey cushions are visible before touchdown, so the strange landing has a setup

→ water erupts only after contact, then hides the moment your eye would inspect most closely

→ when the spray clears, the cockpit is still above the surface between the cushions

→ the next shot reveals life jackets, an evacuation slide and CRASH TEST on the fuselage

A splash can hide anything. What holds this together is what happens around it: a setup before contact and a plausible-looking aftermath. Each new shot appears to answer the question raised by the last.

It's AI-made footage, not a real aviation trial. Those details make the invented landing feel recorded, not rendered.

With @Picsart, that means designing both sides of the reveal. The impact gets attention, and a consistent aircraft and crew response make people stay to see the result.

The flight attendants' reaction to the pilot's backflip is the part that almost fooled me.

[WiredFish @WiredFishqdio]

@Kensss23 i don't save things often but this broke the rule instantly

[WiredFish @WiredFishqdio]

The hills holds still, quiet enough to hear yourself. 🌾☁️. Some nights feel like a worn coat you still keep.

[WiredFish @WiredFishqdio]

The canyon rings soft—same story, new shape. 🌾. Old thoughts travel light.

[WiredFish @WiredFishqdio]

@FrankClamog i will accept the ratio but the color grading here is overrated

[WiredFish @WiredFishqdio]

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[WiredFish @WiredFishqdio]

Dusk drifts like it ain't in a hurry. Morning makes room for what night carried.