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on: December 05, 2013, 05:55:43 AM
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Started by tracy - Last post by Trevor
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Currently flat on my back at home as I hurt myself at work.
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on: December 05, 2013, 05:03:03 AM
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Started by Mofo Rising - Last post by BakuryuuTyranno
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Pretty much any big-budget Hollywood horror in the last few years:
Humans don't care about seeing their friends and family die. They might care long enough for a reaction shot, but that's it, unless they seek revenge, which is the only reaction to something like that. However, they, especcially teenagers, do react to their love interest being in danger, because their high school crush is considerably more important than, say, their parents.
Not sure emotional reactions fall under science, but that treatment of emotions is quite clearly BS.
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on: December 05, 2013, 04:59:54 AM
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Started by BakuryuuTyranno - Last post by BakuryuuTyranno
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I'd heard this referred to as possibly the worst of the year, which honestly I couldn't believe, so had to watch it.
I haven't seen the entire movie yet, however, unless it increases in sucking substantially in the last few minutes, my suspicions have been confirmed.
As a "Syfy original", its really too safe and nowhere near the year's worst*. Frankly I've seen worse movies with wide theatrical releases this year (which I'm not revealing until my bottom ten list), and thats realy saying something considering how rarely I bother visiting cinemas.
So, so far: Robocroc isn't the year's worst. Robocroc isn't bad enough to reach my bottom ten lists. Robocroc isn't even bad enough to reach the runners-up of my bottom ten list!.
* - Even Ghost Shark, which was a trailer's worth of goofiness and eighty-five minutes of padding, was only bad enough to reach the runners-up for my bottom ten list
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on: December 05, 2013, 02:53:26 AM
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Started by ER - Last post by dean
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Depends on the accent but I guess I'm so used to it since I have 1. Some American friends and 2. Am being drowned in it through movies/tv. So I guess it's not strange/unusual to me.
Compared to my accent certain inflections are different [eg, saying my name 'Dean' to some folks in NY when I was there recently was translated to 'Dane' because they didn't understand me properly, though I don't hear it myself.]
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on: December 05, 2013, 02:50:02 AM
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Started by Andrew - Last post by dean
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All we need is one lightning strike and bam, homicidal killbots. [That's how they're made right?]
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on: December 05, 2013, 02:31:17 AM
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Started by Mofo Rising - Last post by Mofo Rising
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Don't get me wrong, I love bad movie science.
But since I'm familiar with actual science, let's point out some bad ideas.
Man of Steel is a movie with serious problems. I liked it, but it is not Superman. The movie got the moral core right, but they forgot that Superman is also very intelligent. The real Superman would not continue his fight in a populated center.
But there's a point in the movie where the "alien" core thing that Superman has was analyzed by a scientist.
Here's what they say in the movie:
"The scientist said that is made of elements that are not on the periodic table."
"That's another way of saying that it did not come from this Earth."
Well, no, that's saying quite a bit more than that. The entire universe is made of the same elements, and the reasons why should blow your mind. Supernovas and what not. Finding a new element would be universe changing. It also wouldn't make a lot of sense.
Was it made of that "island of stability" that has been theorized?
They did the same thing in "Iron Man", where all he needed to do is discover a new element. My dream is that the general public will know by default what a dumb idea this is.
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on: December 05, 2013, 01:30:48 AM
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Started by Andrew - Last post by Ozzymandias
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Ozzymandias speaks: That is my favorite Jo Stafford song.
"Killbots are a comin, they've got us in their sights. Killbots are a comin, there will be destruction tonight. You better hurry, hurry, hurry home! You better hurry, hurry, hurry home! Killbots are a comin, there will be destruction tonight."
Ozzymandias has spoken!!!
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on: December 05, 2013, 12:31:09 AM
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Started by indianasmith - Last post by Allhallowsday
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I woke up this morning and he had gotten out of the kennel and was there on our front porch wanting food . . .  Sounds good to me. Tell us about this animal. I can't keep your dogs straight, since I've never met any of 'em, yet, I am way better at DOG names than HUMAN names; I never forget a face, man or dog's, but I only remember dog names. |
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on: December 05, 2013, 12:29:36 AM
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Started by The Burgomaster - Last post by Allhallowsday
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This holiday season,I would like to give $100,000 to everyone here because they all need and deserve it.
Tracy, if I win the lottery and it's enough bread, I'll gladly give YOU $100,000.  |
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