Well, I knew WC would suck. But I went mostly to see the Star Wars trailer. So we got a bit of a late start, but decided to stop off at the store to buy some pop (saves us the $12347892 of movie theater pop). Running even later because of that, we hit a damn train on the way there. We could have beat the train except some reject in front of us decided he would drive half the speed limit.
So we waited through the train and floored it to the theater. When we got there, the film was already rolling. We sat through two trailers, none of which were of Star Wars. Then the movie started. Damn! Did we miss the prequil trailer?! Either we missed it, or they didn't play it. I figured we should have just left then.
So the opening credits started rolling. I'm thinking, this looks cheesy. Then there was this really impressive shot in space with asteroids. For about 10 seconds, the movie looked good. And then the acting started. It took me about 5 seconds to realize right away that this was a B-movie. It had B-movie written all over it.
This was supposed to take place 600 years in the future. Did you see the equipment and technology they were using? It looked like Star Trek:TOS. Pathetic.
What did it for me was the Kilrathi. I mean, it was so bad it was actually funny. I chuckled at least a dozen times because of have corny it was. I think they used the same cut for each Kilrathi death. It looked like one of those lifesize cardboard cutouts that was just knocked over. I'm not exaggerating either!
Taco liked the alien subtitles... I thought that was corny too. I mean, alien subtitles. Think about that -- what's the point?
The game had better special effects than the movie did. The movie is worth seeing for a) the prequil trailer, and b) a good laugh. If you're expecting a good sci-fi movie with decent fx, don't waste your time.
Someone else has physical access to your computer, and they copy your private keyring to floppy disk. Oh no, this is a flaw in PGP!
This is just FUD for PGP. If code is executed on your computer, then it has access to everything you have access to, including your private keys. Geez, why do I bother getting so worked up over something so silly?:)
LISTEN UP NINTENDO, SOFTWARE SHOULD VBE FREE! they are bjust a bunch of 0;'s and 1's and you hve no right to charge us frickin 80$ fora stupdi game!
They have every right. If you don't like it, don't buy their products.
the problem is nintendo is stupid and only wants $.
If you doubt this of any corporation, then you are truly naive.
Don't get me wrong here; I am not advocating Nintendo. (In fact, I don't even think they have a case.) I am merely pointing out (as I'm sure I'm not the only one who's noticed) that you sound like a moron. I'm sorry, but with a nick like "WaReZ dUdE" you can't expect us to believe you're angry because of the principal.
Slashdot Mirror
Well, I knew WC would suck. But I went mostly to see the Star Wars trailer. So we got a bit of a late start, but decided to stop off at the store to buy some pop (saves us the $12347892 of movie theater pop). Running even later because of that, we hit a damn train on the way there. We could have beat the train except some reject in front of us decided he would drive half the speed limit.
... I thought that was corny too. I mean, alien subtitles. Think about that -- what's the point?
So we waited through the train and floored it to the theater. When we got there, the film was already rolling. We sat through two trailers, none of which were of Star Wars. Then the movie started. Damn! Did we miss the prequil trailer?! Either we missed it, or they didn't play it. I figured we should have just left then.
So the opening credits started rolling. I'm thinking, this looks cheesy. Then there was this really impressive shot in space with asteroids. For about 10 seconds, the movie looked good. And then the acting started. It took me about 5 seconds to realize right away that this was a B-movie. It had B-movie written all over it.
This was supposed to take place 600 years in the future. Did you see the equipment and technology they were using? It looked like Star Trek:TOS. Pathetic.
What did it for me was the Kilrathi. I mean, it was so bad it was actually funny. I chuckled at least a dozen times because of have corny it was. I think they used the same cut for each Kilrathi death. It looked like one of those lifesize cardboard cutouts that was just knocked over. I'm not exaggerating either!
Taco liked the alien subtitles
The game had better special effects than the movie did. The movie is worth seeing for a) the prequil trailer, and b) a good laugh. If you're expecting a good sci-fi movie with decent fx, don't waste your time.
Jason.
They won't.
And if they do, they will immediately lose respect from the people that matter: >95% of the current Linux users.
Jason.
Someone else has physical access to your computer, and they copy your private keyring to floppy disk. Oh no, this is a flaw in PGP!
:)
This is just FUD for PGP. If code is executed on your computer, then it has access to everything you have access to, including your private keys. Geez, why do I bother getting so worked up over something so silly?
Jason.
LISTEN UP NINTENDO, SOFTWARE SHOULD VBE FREE! they are bjust a bunch of 0;'s and 1's and you hve no right to charge us frickin 80$ fora stupdi game!
They have every right. If you don't like it, don't buy their products.
the problem is nintendo is stupid and only wants $.
If you doubt this of any corporation, then you are truly naive.
Don't get me wrong here; I am not advocating Nintendo. (In fact, I don't even think they have a case.) I am merely pointing out (as I'm sure I'm not the only one who's noticed) that you sound like a moron. I'm sorry, but with a nick like "WaReZ dUdE" you can't expect us to believe you're angry because of the principal.
Jason.