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Last post by Trevor - Today at 03:17:33 PM

Quote from: M.10rda on July 18, 2026, 04:16:30 PMI know. Al, like Tupac, remains staggeringly prolific for a dead guy, and his three-dimensional solid hologram continues to tour this summer.

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Last post by LilCerberus - Today at 01:59:29 PM

ROKU has just launched a full time AI channel.....
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Good Movies / Re: Recent Viewings, Part 2

Last post by M.10rda - Today at 01:43:33 PM

Of all the thin excuses to slap King's name on something, LAWNMOWER MAN must be the thinnest. The original story would make a creepy (or ridiculous) movie but it has nothing to do w/ computers, VR, etc.

Bad Movies / Re: 100 Historical Movies in O...

Last post by M.10rda - Today at 01:38:23 PM

91.) CITIZEN X (1995) - Ends in 1992. WNY native Jeffrey DeMunn is a masterfully disturbing Andrei Chikatilo!

Off Topic Discussion / Re: You Know What Really Grind...

Last post by Dalmatian Bobby Samaritan - Today at 01:24:28 PM

Quote from: AndyC on September 21, 2011, 07:50:09 AM
Quote from: AndyC on September 20, 2011, 08:13:03 PMWas just reminded of another peeve today. When you order something online and they notify you that your order has been shipped and give you a tracking number, when in reality all they've done is sent the information to the courier and gotten a tracking number. The order, meanwhile, might not even be filled, much less shipped.

Further to that, I hate placing an order to a company claiming to be Canadian, dealing in Canadian funds and operating a .ca website, then finding out my package is being shipped from New Jersey. Patriotism aside, I prefer a Canadian company because of the short delivery time. I order from a Canadian company so I can get my package in a couple of days. It took this company a couple of days to ship the order, in spite of sending me a tracking number right away, and now it's coming twice the distance I expected, with a border in the middle that is undoubtedly going to cause the sort of delay I was specifically trying to avoid. Bloody liars.

Freakin weirdos (Canadians..) Yeah so this does kind of grind my gears. Unless one of them can come in here and explain the merits for this? All in good fun? Funny how it is only the designated people in society (if you want to even call it that anymore) who are allowed to have the sayings like "All in Good Fun." Based on whose opinion? I was actually reading about this in a book, the Canucks have been doing these Titanic themed halloween parties since the 1990s. I mean that Michael Keaton dream I had, where he has some beef to grind with me because — Im alive. And Trump is president. I would like clarification. All in good fun. Yeah just read the book Silent Passage and learn about menopause. No thanks. Everything has to be Silent these days and if not, then someone is accusing you of being some kind of Special OP.

Well sorry, bored it is a tuesday. Trying to find a good Cardinal Richelieu themed movie. And the closest that I can find is Child 44 with Gary Oldman. But you have to pay for it, and I am not sure if it is worth it. I am a little Gary Oldman'd out.

Bad Movies / Re: 10 most prophetic sci fi m...

Last post by Dalmatian Bobby Samaritan - Today at 12:59:52 PM

Quote from: Justy on March 31, 2008, 08:50:13 PMI really think that its difficult for any Sci Fi to be prophetic today. Back in the 40's and 50's sure. Today so many people are connected, exchanging ideas and reading the work of the others that the average Sci Fi fan of today is far more educated than his 50's contemporaries. I think that pretty much every theory has been brought into Sci Fi in one fashion or another. Robots, AI, space travel, dimensions, genetic manipulation... ho hum. We are so spoiled. Yeah you can say some authors have creative takes on things, but its hard to say where today's prophets can lead in a direction. With technology you see and project a logical progression of how it be changed and adapted, there are things that we would like to do... but those things that we want to aren't really prophetic. Larry Nivens Ringworld is an excellent piece of prophetic Sci Fi that was a far out concept, but that came out over thirty years ago. I don't consider Gattica prophetic because all those Big Brother concepts were already espoused by Orwell. The Matrix was pre-saged by Neuromancer. So any honest prophetic movies are the old ones, but even those writers were often already in scientific fields and were trading on inside information. So really the list is limited for honest prophetic movies.

Thanks a lot bro. Don't you get sick a little of hearing that M.10? Or guns don't kill people, Alec Baldwin does. Maybe it is just a lurking thing that we have to deal with now, which is going to go on perpetually. From 2026 onward. Because I don't see there being a new Bane or acceptable like Apocalypto type of movie.
And no breakage at all from the conspiracy theorists who like to talk about the Denver airport murals or hemorrhagic fevor breaking out in rabbits across the Midwest (which I am actually starting to wonder about.) Or a constant going on of Green Lantern movies, and the star has to be more and more endowed and krunk. But these hey bro fist bump guys in spandex have no clue like what Anderson Cooper was talking about when he referred to Dana Bash as the Holy spirit. On what was probably one of the strangest CNN broadcasts that I have ever heard. Them misspelling Greenland though, didn't surprise me. I mean it is only a matter of time in my opinion, until Hollywood misspells the Green Lantern in the title of one of their movies. And then my guess is that they will leave it..The Greeen Lantern.