This is coming from the same religion that describes it's anti christ as 'a political figure who will unify the people'. That makes sense, since unifying the people would be horrible for Christianity. Then who would you all have to hate and persecute? Grow a brain, have some free thoughts and not what some book tells you to think. I mean come on! Tell you what, I'll write a book that tells you to kiss my ass, even though you've never met me. Then that can be your religion. Don't worry, I'll still have some of your favorite things from the old religion. I'll give you some group of people that you can hate intolerably so that you have justification in the belief of me, the person who's ass you swear to kiss no matter what. T-H-I-N-K. Use your mind. I know the bible's against it, but even ask a question or two. LIVE your life, go out, and see the world you ignorant ignorant person. Do it for your children if nothing else.
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Here's another one. They cannot see any algae on the planet, that's why they all go there to begin with, right? But Sizemore and Kilmer find a huge patch of it. Big enough that Moss sees the fire from space when Sizemore ignites it all. Our telescope technology must go to shit in the future.
You see just as much of her in the Matrix, dummy. Expect for the fact that you... almost... see... the.... edge..... of.... her...... BREAST! Oh my God! Go take a shower or something. Get three freinds together and Porno is a lot more bang for your buck.
Your point of view does not cover all the facts. You only include those things that you can defend. (at least, that you think you can defend) 2001 was made at a time when man was just getting to the moon. (Neil Rmstrong =July 20th, 1969; 2001 =1968) It was a bold look at the future at a time when the country was buzzing with the wonders of space. Those scenes were slow for a reason..people had never seen it before. You even got the point and didn't realize it: Kubrick took every day activities and showed them to you in a very possible future, and what you get is a breath taking vision. He even made a link to the past with the half way finished space station and the comments on the space food getting better all the time. It wasn't some gross prediction where we have become all knowing and can press a button to have gravity. His thoughts on artificial gravity are used today. When they first built the new spacestation they sent a feed of one of the astronauts jogging exactly as Poole did it in 2001. You have been too overwhelemed by over done space plots, special effects, and new and improved gruesome death scenes. Try thinking when you watch a Kubrick movie, and you might just come away appreciating it. Or go back to listening to your Britney Spears music, that's probably all you can handle anyway.
I'll do you one better. How did the Hab get there? Did the algae build it? Maybe it was left over from some other Russian Mission, since half the stuff they used was already on the planet to begin with.
You have the suspension of disbelief all wrong. What I consider Suspension of Disbelief are things that we cannot do but cannot entirely rule out. The reason T2 was such a great movie was because you said to yourself 'Okay, even though we cannot make androids or perfect AI now, there's always that chance down the road. Okay, even though we cannot do time travel, there are many scientific theories that can support it.' And these two concepts are thrown into a real world, and that is what makes movies great. When you have to throw out EVERYTHING you see it becomes impossible to imagine the movie as plausible or credible. And if you can't even do that then how can you be entertained?
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This is coming from the same religion that describes it's anti christ as 'a political figure who will unify the people'. That makes sense, since unifying the people would be horrible for Christianity. Then who would you all have to hate and persecute? Grow a brain, have some free thoughts and not what some book tells you to think. I mean come on! Tell you what, I'll write a book that tells you to kiss my ass, even though you've never met me. Then that can be your religion. Don't worry, I'll still have some of your favorite things from the old religion. I'll give you some group of people that you can hate intolerably so that you have justification in the belief of me, the person who's ass you swear to kiss no matter what. T-H-I-N-K. Use your mind. I know the bible's against it, but even ask a question or two. LIVE your life, go out, and see the world you ignorant ignorant person. Do it for your children if nothing else.
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{Spoiler Spoiler] Here's another one. They cannot see any algae on the planet, that's why they all go there to begin with, right? But Sizemore and Kilmer find a huge patch of it. Big enough that Moss sees the fire from space when Sizemore ignites it all. Our telescope technology must go to shit in the future.
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You see just as much of her in the Matrix, dummy. Expect for the fact that you... almost... see... the.... edge..... of.... her...... BREAST! Oh my God! Go take a shower or something. Get three freinds together and Porno is a lot more bang for your buck.
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Your point of view does not cover all the facts. You only include those things that you can defend. (at least, that you think you can defend) 2001 was made at a time when man was just getting to the moon. (Neil Rmstrong =July 20th, 1969; 2001 =1968) It was a bold look at the future at a time when the country was buzzing with the wonders of space. Those scenes were slow for a reason..people had never seen it before. You even got the point and didn't realize it: Kubrick took every day activities and showed them to you in a very possible future, and what you get is a breath taking vision. He even made a link to the past with the half way finished space station and the comments on the space food getting better all the time. It wasn't some gross prediction where we have become all knowing and can press a button to have gravity. His thoughts on artificial gravity are used today. When they first built the new spacestation they sent a feed of one of the astronauts jogging exactly as Poole did it in 2001. You have been too overwhelemed by over done space plots, special effects, and new and improved gruesome death scenes. Try thinking when you watch a Kubrick movie, and you might just come away appreciating it. Or go back to listening to your Britney Spears music, that's probably all you can handle anyway.
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I'll do you one better. How did the Hab get there? Did the algae build it? Maybe it was left over from some other Russian Mission, since half the stuff they used was already on the planet to begin with.
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You have the suspension of disbelief all wrong. What I consider Suspension of Disbelief are things that we cannot do but cannot entirely rule out. The reason T2 was such a great movie was because you said to yourself 'Okay, even though we cannot make androids or perfect AI now, there's always that chance down the road. Okay, even though we cannot do time travel, there are many scientific theories that can support it.' And these two concepts are thrown into a real world, and that is what makes movies great. When you have to throw out EVERYTHING you see it becomes impossible to imagine the movie as plausible or credible. And if you can't even do that then how can you be entertained?
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