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    Go-ApeGo-Ape I was 27 years old the first ti ...
    by Go-Ape in Go-Ape Blog
    loved it.
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    "I absolutely loved this film. I had been reading about it all over the internet and in all of the film magazines that I was reading, but when it came out, nobody wanted to see it. I tried everyone I knew and nobody was interested. Also, it was difficult to track it to a cinema that was showing it. Eventually (cause I couldn't drive at the time) I persuaded my parents to drive me about 35 miles away to the closest cinema that I could find that was playing it. If you were in the same position regardig a copy of the DVD or something, then I'd advise you go out of your way to see this film. Aside from the fact that it is a brilliant film with an interesting and intricate plot, whilst at times can be a little bit disturbing, it is amazing. The cinematography involved in this film and the editing. The two combined make the drawer scenes feel so overly clostrophobic that you'll walk away convinced that you've never liked confined spaces. Supposedly, Keira Knightly ... " [More]
    Phantasma-gore-iaPhantasma-gore-ia Time travel trouble in an other ...
    by Phantasma-gore-ia in Phantasma-gore-ia Blog
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    "This movie was cool, but it committed an error that beset Minority Report and is in fact a common hitch in time travel (henceforth TT) stories, namely causality and the fact that even in TT, something has to happen after the action that gave rise to it. One can't go back to the beginning if it hasn't occurred at least once. Unless interdimensional issues are seeded into the script, one traditionally hops back and forth only in a single continuum and because of that the rules of natural order will still apply. The problem this movie and MR had was that they violated this and gave both characters an effect before there was a cause, the effect thereby being the cause.An event cannot, even in the most futuristic and imaginative sci-fi setting, cause itself, as it does in the two under discussion. Here, Kris's character gives Adrien's information only because Adrien gave it to him first, years ago. That itself was only because...get this...Kris told him! In other w ... " [More]
 
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