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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: JunkyII on October 05, 2013, 12:38:21 PM
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It's a must see movie!!! Saw it in 3d last night, it was amazing.
:salute
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I've been trying to find an I-max theater to go see it at with my girl friend, I've heard that it will blow your mind in I-max.
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I've been trying to find an I-max theater to go see it at with my girl friend, I've heard that it will blow your mind in I-max.
I would think Newark or Elkton would have one.
:cheers: Oz
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This is what 3d was made for.
Of course you need to suspend disbelief over the Space Shuttle, but other then that it's a great movie.
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Have to agree with the OP, this is one of the few movies I've seen in the last 5 years that I've actually wanted to see twice in the same week. Fantastic, 10/10 IMO, I'm going to see it again on Sunday matinee. Don't miss a chance to see it in the theater if you have a good 3D screen nearby.
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This is what 3d was made for.
Of course you need to suspend disbelief over the Space Shuttle, but other then that it's a great movie.
The orbital change is also not possible. The shuttle wasn't capable of a Hubble to ISS orbital shift as it couldn't care enough fuel. An EVA thruster pack wouldn't even remotely be able to affect such a change. The orbits are just too different.
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Just saw the movie last night. I must say that I was on the edge of my seat. The movie inspired me to research how the human body would react if exposed to the vacuum of space. To my surprise, the movie wasn't far off.
http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=survival-in-space-unprotected-possible
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I've been trying to find an I-max theater to go see it at with my girl friend, I've heard that it will blow your mind in I-max.
There is one in King of Prussia, about an hour drive from you.
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New IMAX at the riverfront in Wilmington but it's not playing there. Naturally. :rolleyes:
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There is one in King of Prussia, about an hour drive from you.
I did a year in Church Farm School in Exton but I thought it was Paoli. Weird. Total hijack but your post just reminded me of that fact.
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Just saw the movie last night. I must say that I was on the edge of my seat. The movie inspired me to research how the human body would react if exposed to the vacuum of space. To my surprise, the movie wasn't far off.
http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=survival-in-space-unprotected-possible
Heheheh, maybe Stanley Kubrick was right then. One astronaut manages to have himself ejected into the emergency airlock, despite not having his helmet, and is exposed to vacuum for a few seconds before setting off to kill the mutinous HAL.
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I saw it in IMAX 3D last night. It is an incredible feat of filmmaking and a good story to boot. See it on the big screen because it will never be done justice on bluray at home no matter how nice your personal set up.
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We went to see it this afternoon at the IMAX 3D. Definitely worth watching on that type of screen if possible.
We thought it was an amazing movie. Always been fascinated by space exploration.
It's quite emotional and intense. Sandra did a great job.
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Too much for a 9 year old kid?
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Too much for a 9 year old kid?
IMHO, yes.
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Good flick. made me a bit dizzy.
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Good flick. made me a bit dizzy.
You're always dizzy :)
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I saw it today in Imax. Sandra Bullock alone, in shorts and a tightie "T", was worth the $10 admission. What a set of Gams. But it was a beautifully shot movie. Best Ive seen this year so far. I also saw the preview for this one http://endersgamemovie.com/
Im a big Sci-Fi fan. It looks good.
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I saw it today in Imax. Sandra Bullock alone, in shorts and a tightie "T", was worth the $10 admission.
Sandra Bullock: "Does a close up projected unto a IMax 3D screen make my butt look big?"
Who needs thermal control undergarments when you've got a bod like that.
George Clooney probably had to wear both of their diapers.