(the ones that looked smaller must have been viewed at the wrong angle through my glasses or something)
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11 Apr 2017 15:22 #15756
by Banj
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Because "soon" is relative.
Poor Myer-muh. Brokeded.
There is a trailer for the follow up to Prometheus. I haven't posted that because I have been avoiding watching it and looking at any info on the film before I see it.
Poor Myer-muh. Brokeded.
There is a trailer for the follow up to Prometheus. I haven't posted that because I have been avoiding watching it and looking at any info on the film before I see it.
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11 Apr 2017 15:29 #15757
by Charlotte
I guess I'll avoid posting it too then... I can't remember anything much of it anyhow.
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Myer-muh. .
I guess I'll avoid posting it too then... I can't remember anything much of it anyhow.
Any an all misspellings are henceforth blamed on the cats.
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11 Apr 2017 15:56 #15758
by Banj
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You can post it in spoiler tags if you want. I already saw the thumbnail for the video which was pretty much a massive spoiler on it's own. 
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16 Apr 2017 16:37 #15804
by Valence
I watched Arrival last night and enjoyed it very much even though it's not quite as good as the original short story.
I think they expanded it quite well to the full movie-length with the extra tension and drama, and the way they visualised the creatures was impressive. Yet I couldn't help but be slightly disappointed that they cut out nearly all of the science that made the story interesting. Yeah, it was nice to hear a mention of Sapir-Whorf but I was really looking forward to seeing the characters have a long discussion about the Principle Of Least Time. But I guess I'm weird like that.
Still, it was a nice change from all that noisy Marvel stuff that Hollywood throws at us.
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So over the last week or so i saw Passengers, and Arrival
anyone else watched these two yet?
I watched Arrival last night and enjoyed it very much even though it's not quite as good as the original short story.
I think they expanded it quite well to the full movie-length with the extra tension and drama, and the way they visualised the creatures was impressive. Yet I couldn't help but be slightly disappointed that they cut out nearly all of the science that made the story interesting. Yeah, it was nice to hear a mention of Sapir-Whorf but I was really looking forward to seeing the characters have a long discussion about the Principle Of Least Time. But I guess I'm weird like that.
Still, it was a nice change from all that noisy Marvel stuff that Hollywood throws at us.
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16 Apr 2017 17:07 #15805
by Charlotte
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*likes noisy marvel stuff* 
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16 Apr 2017 17:15 - 16 Apr 2017 17:26 #15806
by Valence
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I like the original Iron Man and the first Captain America was OK (spoilt a little by that rubbery Red Skull) but all that relentless Avengers stuff bores me a bit.
I think that the quality of a movie is inversely proportional to the number of superheroes in the story.
Edit: The only ensemble superhero film that seems to work for me is Watchmen but I suppose Dr Manhattan is the only "real" superhero in that so my formula still works.
I think that the quality of a movie is inversely proportional to the number of superheroes in the story.
Edit: The only ensemble superhero film that seems to work for me is Watchmen but I suppose Dr Manhattan is the only "real" superhero in that so my formula still works.
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16 Apr 2017 18:17 #15807
by Charlotte
I like how they interact in the avengers movies.
I just saw (the end of) Godzilla from 1998. If Godzilla laid 200 eggs each containing a female with 200 fertilised eggs already in her body why did they keep calling her a "he"? Since when do males lay eggs?
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I like how they interact in the avengers movies.I just saw (the end of) Godzilla from 1998. If Godzilla laid 200 eggs each containing a female with 200 fertilised eggs already in her body why did they keep calling her a "he"? Since when do males lay eggs?
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16 Apr 2017 20:01 #15808
by Valence
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It's Easter!
Everyone has eggs!
I was more concerned with that Godzilla's thin legs. Left me shaking my head mumbling something about cross-sectional area and strength to weight ratios.
Have you seen the more recent version?
Everyone has eggs!
I was more concerned with that Godzilla's thin legs. Left me shaking my head mumbling something about cross-sectional area and strength to weight ratios.
Have you seen the more recent version?
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16 Apr 2017 20:08 - 16 Apr 2017 20:08 #15809
by Charlotte
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They showed one from 2014 where it took place in Japan (I guess the premier pretty much coincided with Fukushima?) just the other day but I decided to spare daddy from having to watch it
and I guess Easter eggs explains it all...
and I guess Easter eggs explains it all...
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