you guys know a good horror movie.
Horror movies (in order of scariest to funniest): The Thing Halloween Carrie The Cabin in the Woods Evil Dead 2 Army of Darkness Zombieland Shaun of the Dead |
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Total time logged in: 412 days, 22 hours and 9 minutes.
you must be a winner here  I'm the time to beat Holy shit! I think you're safe. I haven't even seen anyone break a hundred yet. (Vod probably has by now.)  I feel a little better about my time wasted here.  Total time logged in: 7 days, 13 minutes. |
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There's no way I can only name one. (Or even just a few.) I love movies. Here are some of my favorites. Enjoy.
Movies that most people wouldn't think are plausible (but I do) such as:
The Matrix
Idiocracy
The Thing
Star Wars (Episode 4 mostly, but 5 & 6 as well)
The Terminator and T2
Predator
Aliens
AVP
Vanilla Sky
Gangster Movies:
Scarface
The Godfather (All of them, but part 2 the most)
Good Fellas
Pulp Fiction
Pretty much every spaghetti western Clint Eastwood ever did such as:
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.
Fist Full of Dollars
For a Few Dollars More
Wacky ones like:
Fifth Element
Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy
The Princess Bride
Animations with a little depth:
Heavy Metal
Ghost in the Shell
Movies that make you think:
A Clockwork Orange
Fight Club
The Manchurian Candidate
Enemy of the State
Others:
Serenity
There Will Be Blood
Pretty much all the James Bond movies
I think I'll stop now.
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Interesting article, except that I believe it is somewhat misleading whereas particles can react differently in micro vs macro scales. The article admits as much, but then conveniently ignores this fact when it assumes the results of this CTC simulation may be used to resolve the grandfather paradox. Hawking and many other physicists find CTCs abhorrent, because any macroscopic object traveling through one would inevitably create paradoxes where cause and effect break down. In a model proposed by the theorist David Deutsch in 1991, however, the paradoxes created by CTCs could be avoided at the quantum scale because of the behavior of fundamental particles, which follow only the fuzzy rules of probability rather than strict determinism. "It's intriguing that you've got general relativity predicting these paradoxes, but then you consider them in quantum mechanical terms and the paradoxes go away," says University of Queensland physicist Tim Ralph. "It makes you wonder whether this is important in terms of formulating a theory that unifies general relativity with quantum mechanics." In a different experiment when scientists fired photons at a barrier most of the particles would bounce back, yet sometimes they would inexplicably go through. When firing a particle at a barrier with two holes in it the particle seemed to pass through BOTH holes at times. Needless to say, these results have never been observed to happen on a macro scale, effectively throwing a wrench in the works in this new time travel theory regarding the grandfather paradox. Then again, I would assume if one was to build a time travel machine it could simply encase you within a sort of "bubble" which would behave like a micro particle. |
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Air freshener/emergency kit.   |
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sup  |
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Did you know that I didn't know that you knew that?
Did you really think he would've even considered that? |
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This thread is dead.
Or rather, this thread was dead until you resurrected it to the top again; it is now a zombie thread. Would be nice to close this thread  No it wouldn't. I'm sorry I just had to. Haha. I'm glad you did. |
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That was good. TY  |
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If you can watch the movie (or listen to the album) The Wall without feeling sad you may want to check yourself for a pulse. Or maybe you have become Comfortably Numb - Pink Floyd - The WallI too think Eminem's Stan is a very sad song, but I think Eminem - Space Bound is even more so. Since I could go on forever listing sad songs, I'll just add One that you probably wouldn't think of. Metallica - One |
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Green soylent Green. Charlton Heston, Fanstastic movie and a must watch! soon this movie will be a reality. Over population is already here. The food supply takes massive amounts of land which are shrinking from Development and Nature. could you Eat Soylent Green if you had to? The sad part is there is so much bs going on with our food these days it's hard to know with any certainty what exactly you are consuming. I agree, that movie is amazing. edit> In answer to OP, no. I'd prefer a step "backwards" in our food. Back to when we consumed whole, natural, unmolested foods. |
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Michael Jackson is the owner of many of the Beatles songs.
Fun Fact = MJ is dead. He don't own shit anymore. |
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It is not quite as simple as Shakespeare said, "To be, or not to be." I think of it more like, "To kill, or not to kill", since one simply cannot "be" without killing something for sustenance. So, for the most part, I tend to agree with OP, especially when killing is done needlessly or for the pure pleasure of it.
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I love documentaries, albeit most of the time I'm saddened by what I've learned. Of all the documentaries I've ever seen there is one that stands alone. It changed my life and the way I look at the world. The Century of the Self |
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