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The understanding behind that “evidence” is akin to cavemen associating wind and sunsets to meaning morning rain. So they dance to it to increase the chance. They have no means to prove it doesn’t work, but it sure as hell seems like they know it does...
I’m not surprised. The marketing for this movie has been awful. The days of saying “It’s a Spielberg movie.” and expecting droves of people to show up are long over. The last special-effects-heavy, fun-for-the-whole-family movie he did was The Lost World nearly 2 decades ago.
To me, I’ve always associated BFG with Big F—kin Gun. So when I first saw something about a movie, I was like “Spielberg’s doing a movie about that?”
Many people point to Mary Shelly’s Frankenstein as the first science fiction novel, but Small Beer Press thinks that they’ve got one better: The Chemical Wedding by Christian Rosencreutz: A Romance in Eight Days by Johann Valentin Andreae in a New Version by John Crowley, written in 1616.
In a new interview, Colin Trevorrow talked about Rey’s parents, Luke, Leia as well as the legacy of his installment
If there was ever a time to not fuck up the Oxford comma, this was it.
We also know of another superstition of that time: that of the Man of the Book. On some shelf in some hexagon (men reasoned) there must exist a book which is the formula and perfect compendium of all the rest: some librarian has gone through it and he is analogous to a god. In the language of this zone vestiges of…
Face the cliff edge, then turn 90 degrees & walk (or possibly run) away from the snakes & the torturer.
Non-impossible answer to this week’s puzzle:
This article makes FTL seem a lot more plausible than it really is, though.
You know I’ve been thinking about it and the other characters in Last Man can’t be in his head. They know too much that Phil knows nothing about. Take the whole Shawshank Redemption conversation, everybody is referencing something correctly that Phil himself has stated that he has no knowledge of. Add to that the…
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Most all of them if you are a fan of murder, cannibalism, setting yourself up as a warlord, and bondage gear.
Despite my love for 'Blade Runner' (especially the final, ultimate, director's cut), I do not want a sequel. In fact it's my love for the original that makes me dread a sequel. There are so many worthy, innovative and original sci-fi stories out there that are just crying out for a cinematic adaptation. Whatever…
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The Chronicles of Amber. Deceitful bunch.
The Battle of the Powers in the Silmarillion between the Valar and Melkor for the sake of the elves.
The 4-way rumble between Godzilla, Megalon, Jet Jaguar, and Gigan in Godzilla vs. Megalon is the winner for me. Greatest fight in the history of fights.
Isn't the simplest explanation that it's something outside out experience that we have no real basis to form a coherent, likely theory about?