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And for the first time in Movie History . . . WONT! They still could have used that Honest trailer as the actual one for the film, would have gotten people in.

FYI James Cameron did special effects work on this before he was known. As you can see the head shown here is the size of a . . . hot air Balloon. Hard to think of too many things that describe size well.

Now this is interesting, During construction of the Statue of Liberty a worker doing a handstand on the head. I've never been to Liberty Island. I think that it looks like the 'base' that the statue sits on. But is that right that there are buildings there also. If that's the genuine...

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Unless there's some miracle product like some epoxy that can fill the groove in the fret and restore normal use then I'm not sure. Without that then replacing the frets, is really it. If the guitar has a bolt on neck then perhaps buy a whole replacement neck, which might be cheaper in the end...

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Umm this, with Sigourney VO BTW the mountains floating is explained here too, But it is in the extended film on the Blu-Ray . . . Honest

We entering into some University thesis level stuff here. No I mean it, that someone could write ( actually it's probably already been done ) a thesis studying the relationship that a movie audience member has with the story-teller(s). How much lee-way do we allow them regarding reality. How...

Construction, they do it.

Yeah true there's been an image posted in the FSR a few times that shows collections of similar movie posters. The eye close up idea has been used dozens of times, to a stupid high amount. The 1998 Godzilla was one of them.

Sorry about the confusion here also. And I'm going to sound like a dick saying this too. . . But where I heard the floating mountains explanation (super-conductor) was in the extended edition Blu-Ray, I just did a check and that scene isn't up on youtube or nothing but yeah it's in the...

I was just reading back some pages, this caught my eye. I'm in Australia, I know we pay quite a bit for cars here, heavy tarrifs to help local car producers ( not working too well ) So anyway checked MB Australia website, CLA45 AMG - drive away cost = AUD $94,500 Then I put that into a...

Yeah it was a proper nuclear detonation too. Can't really see much chance of picking through the debris and finding enough usable parts to be able to re-assemble . . . sort of anything.

I don't know if plot elements that had been in the screenplay, but were changed or dropped before the final version of the film edit, should be seen as priority ( if you get what I mean by priority ) in this discussion. Bought up as trivia, like a side note but not part of the main...

^^^ Shame it's a fake (if it is or isn't) cause that looks totally bad-ass movie poster. I'd see the film based on that poster alone.

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There's some logic to the floating mountains. Explained somewhere, can't be bothered looking for it myself But it goes along the lines of unobtainium being some super-conductor, explaining its value. And the super-conductive effect can make them repel each other like magnets (or something) so...

Kill it now!!! If you don't it'll grow into one of these I'm in Australia too. Biggest spider I every saw, the tips of its legs, would have drawn a circle the size of a dinner plate. I got away VERY quick. It was like an instinctive reaction to just move away, without needing any...

I've found myself laughing a number of times during the 'Final destination' movies.

I felt that Avatar wrapped up and finished as a stand alone film. All the main story lines and character arcs were completed. And then they say they will be making a bunch of sequels. Do the humans try to come back?? Well likely, but realistically they would return with knowledge from...

Yeah it's one of these things, just the positioning made it odd.

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I liked the trailer too, felt like it has a more serious tone than film one. Which is the improvement needed.

^^^ Yeah I remember them talking that 'plan' up in the first year of South Korea F1. I guess their goals were one thing, but the funds to do it fell short. Where I am, Australia, they have Alan Jones (1980 world champ) on the TV commentary*. He's always in a bad mood it seems, which can be...

That was a pretty good race. It had a bit of everything, well except for lead changes. Good mid-field battles. I'm a Weber fan, and damn that guy has bad luck. And then at the end the impact that took him out, the hit from the other car (a Sauber, not sure now?) the impact wasn't too heavy...

The Jack Ryan character had done a brief role in the military, was it marines?? But was injured in a helicopter crash early in his service which ended that so he went into business and wrote history/tactical books before being invited in by the CIA (sort of explained quite well in Red October)...

My brother was a bass player for years. His amp = Mesa Boggie 300W monster. They made a range of them in the early 90's for bands that play stadiums. He played the local Pub scene, overkill yeah. He bought it as he had a bad run of poor amps was wasting time and money trying to get...

Build your own Lambo. Internal frame made of parts from the off-cut bin. And a nice view of the rusting engine block. Oh and a duct tape road repair

Universal health care, who has it, who doesn't.

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We should start a betting pool for Expendables 4. Who's going to be in Exp 4 thread??

Han Solo encased in Carbonite, found on Mercury. Well kind of looks like it, if you ignore the fact that he appears to have boobies.

Grown Ups 2 to hit Australian cinemas 26th Sept. In an effort to avert this tragedy the people of Australia had constructed a 500 foot wall along the Eastern coastline. It was hoped that this barrier could prevent the entry of the much feared sequel. After the experience of the original Grown...

La jetee is a brilliant film. If you can see a version, try to watch the original French audio with English subtitles. That was the first I saw, left a strong impression, but there's a English dubbed (not really the term as it's all VO) version that misses an important element of the French...

I was thinking about the Bitey ( yeah lets just call them that ) in the plane. The film makers could /should have done something in the re-shoots where the whole bitey apocalypse is actually a terrorist plot!! Bare with me as there's some rationale behind this. It would work to fill in a lot...

Mind blowing? Yes, but just as an ending. But really this is one of the most "Chills up the spine" moments of my movie watching life.

Elevator leads to a section where there is food, drink and other items stored that the cabin crew need. Where do you think those tiny packets of peanuts are stored? The landing gear housing . . . is a dead end, there's no way through. You try to get up through there you die, most likely...

^^^ Thanks for that one, as soon as I saw what it was I did a big "Oh yeah, that's gonna be good!" Yeah I just found the clip is up on Youtube (not going to bother linking it). . . and you're right little dog is the start of it all. Should kill those things as soon as there's a global outbreak...

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Yeah the original ending is listed somewhere in the thread. Original version Briefly: - Plane flew to Russia with zero issues - All healthy males made to fight in war against Zombies, anyone else from plane killed to ensure they would never become another zombie - months later we see that...