Watch: Sci-Fi Invasion Short “Attack of the Giant Bubbles”

"Have you seen anything strange in the sky lately?" They're coming, they're invading! Bubbles, giant white bouncing bubbles! Batten the hatches, prepare the defense system. This fun three-minute sci-fi mashup is the latest creation from French filmmaker and editor Fabrice Mathieu (we also released his noir short In the Shadow a month ago). Attack of the Giant Bubbles is a cinematic mashup short using the white bubbles from the 60s TV series The Prisoner and clips from classic sci-fi movies, including: Forbidden Planet, Mars Attacks!, Moonraker, Space: 1999, The Thunderbirds Are Gone . There's also kind of an Independence Day vibe to it. Just another fun video made by Fabrice - makes me want to watch all of this.

Thanks to Fabrice for the tip on this first online. Brief intro via YouTube: "The first came to spy on us! Now the Giant Bubbles are attacking!" Attack of the Giant Bubbles is a short film edited and created by French filmmaker Fabrice Mathieu - follow him @MathieuFabrice for more updates, or visit his Vimeo page or YouTube channel to see more of his very creative film work. He is best known as the creator of the science fiction shorts TS: Terminators + TS2 Terminators 2: Primary Targets, and the recent noir project In the Shadow. This includes music by Danny Elfman. It is inspired by the strange white balloons that fly over countries. For more information, visit the short film's YouTube. To discover more short films, click here. Nice bubbles?

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