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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: stealth on May 13, 2011, 09:05:12 PM
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Well check this out, It's pretty funny coming 4.4.2012. Just watch the trailor you'll soon understand....hopefully.
Trailor:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcYJLhMBTY4 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcYJLhMBTY4)
Website:http://www.ironsky.net/ (http://www.ironsky.net/)
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:huh
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I so can see the idiot young genration believe in this.
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I so can see the idiot young genration believe in this.
Believe in the truth?
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Looks pretty dumb to me.
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:huh This is goona make money? :headscratch: hmmm maybe i should make a movie :bhead
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EPIC WIN!
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Wait what?
So the nazis went to the moon in 1945 and lived there, now they are coming to attack earth? :huh
What age group is this for?
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Houston, we have a problem with the record books, uhhhhh..... Over. :D
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mix between star wars and WW2....
I might have to check this out.
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This looks bad....very bad.
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Its from the same guys that made Star Wreck: The Pirkening ... so yeah, expect lots of really bad jokes and gags.
On the flip side, it WILL be a lot better than Battle of Los Angeles and Transformers.. in every way and form.
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Haters gonna hate...
Looks epic, IMO :aok
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looks like another one of those lame sky captain type movies...great :rolleyes:
lots of mindless fantasy eye candy...squeaker heaven
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Nazis.....in space :lol
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looks like another one of those lame sky captain type movies...great :rolleyes:
lots of mindless fantasy eye candy...squeaker heaven
Well at least it isn't another generic shoot em' up!
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LOL this stuff is for the Demented wierded 15-30 year old male.
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Zepplin Spacecraft Carriers....... that is more win than I can handle.
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I'd really REALLY like to have that minute of my life back
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I so can see the idiot young genration believe in this.
Generation. If you're going to throw idiot around you better make sure you spell everything correctly.
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Not that original in concept though:
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/4/42/Rsg48hc.jpg/200px-Rsg48hc.jpg)
After World War II, three teenage boy rocket experimenters are recruited by the uncle of one of them, Dr. Cargraves, a Nobel Prize-winning Physicist who had worked on the Manhattan Project, to refit a conventionally-powered surplus "mail rocket". It is to be converted to run on a thorium nuclear pile which boils zinc as a propellant. They use a cleared area in a military weapons test range in the desert for their work, despite prying and sabotage attempts by unknown agents.
Upon completion of the modifications, they stock the rocket, which they name the Galileo, and take off for the Moon, taking approximately 11 days to arrive. After establishing a semi-permanent structure based on a Quonset hut, they claim the moon on behalf of the United Nations, then set up a radio to communicate with the Earth.
However, they pick up a local transmission, the sender of which promises to meet them. Instead, their ship is bombed. Fortunately, they are able to hole up undetected in their hut and succeed in ambushing the other ship when it lands, capturing the pilot. They discover that there is a Nazi base on the Moon. They bomb it from their captured ship and land. One survivor is found, revived, and questioned.
The boys also find evidence of an ancient lunar civilization, and postulate that the craters of the moon were formed not by impacts from space, but by nuclear bombs that destroyed the alien race.
When the base's Nazi leader shoots the pilot in order to silence him, Cargraves convenes a trial and find him guilty of murder. Cargraves pretends to prepare to execute the prisoner by ejecting him into vacuum. The Nazi capitulates in the airlock and teaches them how to fly the Nazi spaceship back to Earth.
The boys radio the location of the hidden Nazi base on Earth to the authorities, leading to its destruction. They return as heroes.
(from 1947)