I know it is just a movie, BUT.... - Page 3

911Ghia · 10-03-2018, 03:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Jims5543

I am a Land Surveyor.... no one makes movies about land surveying.

The TVR in the movie made me moist......as did Halle Berry.

here you go, just so you don't feel left out.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0063563/?ref_=ttls_li_tt

Rich

DanielDudley · 10-03-2018, 12:35 PM

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Originally Posted by scottmandue

But we all know that a giant radioactive lizard stomped all over Tokyo... right?

That actually happened. The just changed the name of the city and the nature of the beast.

tabs · 11-13-2018, 10:39 PM

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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera

Matrix is pure Science Fiction. Superman or any superhero movies are fantasy.

Just don't show me the kid in 2018 normal reality time that can use his PDA or cell phone and hack into the FBI and change files.

On ALL the shows, TV and movies the "hacker" can just pound on random keys, often the same few keys over and over, never ever use the enter key, or the space bar, and god forbid need to use the arrow keys or back space or touch a mouse, and hack into any system in the world in minutes. Why don't they film some professional typists entering code, and at least fake that sort of typing?

They can if they are Russians.

wdfifteen · wdfifteen's Garage

You mean movies are fake? I thought they were all true to life documentaries.

flipper35 · flipper35's Garage

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Originally Posted by scottmandue

I love when here is a fight with multiple punches to the face and in the next scene the guy doesn't have a scratch.

Well, if you are watching a movie with Wolverine in it...

I read all the hype when Flyboys came out on how he made the flying so realistic. I also know that full rudder deflection on those (especially a Dr.1) can make some wicked skidding turns as opposed to the not having any effect as in the movie.

When it is a movie based on real events I expect it to behave within the bounds of Scotty's reality. Outside of that it doesn't bother me, especially movies like Die Hard or the good Red Dawn. Some don't even need good special effects. Looking at you old Doctor Who episodes.

gordner · gordner's Garage

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Originally Posted by masraum

I saw either the latest or the one before that. I was shocked, it was excellent, maybe one of the best. Tom Cruise may be a nut (I think most of the best "artists" whether that's a performer or what are) but he's good at what he does. I don't give a damn about his religion or politics, but he's made some really entertaining movies. The Firm, a Few Good Men, Top Gun, Mission Impossible, hell, he was even really entertaining in Tropic Thunder.

Tom Cruise was one of the best parts of Tropic Thunder, hilarious.