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  • J Jay Riggs

    I was better than I thought too, but I couldn't get past how ridiculously unrealistic many plot elements were: • In a post apocalyptic world, were does all the fuel and spare parts for those airbases come from? • If a robot is supposed to kill you, wouldn’t it just kill you by -- oh I don't know -- putting its metal fingers through your skull rather than throw you against walls a bunch of times? • etc, etc, etc. I guess I can only suspend my disbelief so far!. -Jay

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    Dalek Dave
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    JRiggs wrote:

    I guess I can only suspend my disbelief so far!.

    Well where does the disbelief begin...Skynet infiltrates every computer in the world, launches nukes then gets rid of the survivors by the use of android killers? They obviously weren't on a MS OS, othewise there would be a huge wait each time there were updates ready to download.

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      I certainly hope it is better than the new Star Trek movie.

      Chaining ourselves to the moral high ground does not make us good guys. Aside from making us easy targets, it merely makes us idiotic prisoners of our own self loathing.

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      Oh man I liked the new ST movie!

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      • S Stan Shannon

        I certainly hope it is better than the new Star Trek movie.

        Chaining ourselves to the moral high ground does not make us good guys. Aside from making us easy targets, it merely makes us idiotic prisoners of our own self loathing.

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        Dalek Dave
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        Funnily enough, Pavel Checkov and Kyle Reese are played by the same guy.

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        • J Jay Riggs

          I was better than I thought too, but I couldn't get past how ridiculously unrealistic many plot elements were: • In a post apocalyptic world, were does all the fuel and spare parts for those airbases come from? • If a robot is supposed to kill you, wouldn’t it just kill you by -- oh I don't know -- putting its metal fingers through your skull rather than throw you against walls a bunch of times? • etc, etc, etc. I guess I can only suspend my disbelief so far!. -Jay

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          thrakazog
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          Don't forget the heart transplant in the field tent. If the bullets they were shooting into his chest for fun didn't get through what chance would a rib spreader have? The movie would have been much better if they just cut that scene out. It added nothing.

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          • J Jay Riggs

            I was better than I thought too, but I couldn't get past how ridiculously unrealistic many plot elements were: • In a post apocalyptic world, were does all the fuel and spare parts for those airbases come from? • If a robot is supposed to kill you, wouldn’t it just kill you by -- oh I don't know -- putting its metal fingers through your skull rather than throw you against walls a bunch of times? • etc, etc, etc. I guess I can only suspend my disbelief so far!. -Jay

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            Christian Graus
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            It goes without saying that the plot has more holes in it than swiss cheese. You just watch stuff blow up and go away satisfied. My big question was, how did they engulf that robot in flames, without burning all the people in the cage to death ?

            Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Please read this[^] if you don't like the answer I gave to your question. "! i don't exactly like or do programming and it only gives me a headache." - spotted in VB forums.

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            • U User of Users Group

              > Def a must see. If you liked that, then you must see Silverlight 2 demos from vendors touting "great performance". The thing (ie. 'technology'), eats more than VS2010, VS2008 + Resharper; around 287MB for some darn ugly single grid or single chart. California gone crazy, yet again.. I'm switching out of this crap, pronto; and hopefully before it terminates itself in bloatology ignorance.

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              User of Users Group wrote:

              The thing (ie. 'technology'), eats more than VS2010, VS2008 + Resharper; around 287MB for some darn ugly single grid or single chart.

              Meh. We have 64bit machines with many GB of RAM now. If not for heavy new frameworks/platforms, we'd be stuck having to make more interesting apps to fill all that... (I suppose you should have started your own thread, but now that you've gone and posted this...)

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              • D Dalek Dave

                Just got back from the cinema, TS is great, apart from a dodgy computerised Arnie shot. Very intense and obviously left open for the next one. Cinema was packed, and everyone was talking about the film as we left. I would give it a good 8 out of 10. Def a must see.

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                I'd go see it again, just for the sound effects! 8 / 10 for me too.


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                  Just got back from the cinema, TS is great, apart from a dodgy computerised Arnie shot. Very intense and obviously left open for the next one. Cinema was packed, and everyone was talking about the film as we left. I would give it a good 8 out of 10. Def a must see.

                  ------------------------------------ "When Belly Full, Chin Hit Chest" Confucius 502BC

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                  Xmen Real
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                  I'm waiting for its DVD, watching at home got lots of features. You can watch again without paying again. :-D BTW trailer was extemely awesome.

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                  • D Dalek Dave

                    JRiggs wrote:

                    I guess I can only suspend my disbelief so far!.

                    Well where does the disbelief begin...Skynet infiltrates every computer in the world, launches nukes then gets rid of the survivors by the use of android killers? They obviously weren't on a MS OS, othewise there would be a huge wait each time there were updates ready to download.

                    ------------------------------------ "When Belly Full, Chin Hit Chest" Confucius 502BC

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                    Hi! It looks like you are trying to launch a nuclear strike resulting in the total destruction of mankind. Would you like help?

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                      Hi! It looks like you are trying to launch a nuclear strike resulting in the total destruction of mankind. Would you like help?

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                      Dalek Dave
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                      This Program has encountered a problem would you like to tell skynet about it?

                      ------------------------------------ "When Belly Full, Chin Hit Chest" Confucius 502BC

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                      • U User of Users Group

                        > Def a must see. If you liked that, then you must see Silverlight 2 demos from vendors touting "great performance". The thing (ie. 'technology'), eats more than VS2010, VS2008 + Resharper; around 287MB for some darn ugly single grid or single chart. California gone crazy, yet again.. I'm switching out of this crap, pronto; and hopefully before it terminates itself in bloatology ignorance.

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                        Pete OHanlon
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                        Why do you have to twist everything into an attack on Microsoft, no matter how unrelated? Is this some validation of your sad and pathetic existence, with nothing but the Penguin for love? Poster: "Hey, the weather's nice today." You: "If you think the weather's nice, you should see what a bloated piece of crapware all products that have ever or are destined to come out of Microsoft are... Back in the day, I coded an entire user interface on a 1 bit processor with 1 byte of RAM." Leave the MS attacks to the threads about MS technologies, and just enjoy the rest.

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                        • D Dalek Dave

                          JRiggs wrote:

                          I guess I can only suspend my disbelief so far!.

                          Well where does the disbelief begin...Skynet infiltrates every computer in the world, launches nukes then gets rid of the survivors by the use of android killers? They obviously weren't on a MS OS, othewise there would be a huge wait each time there were updates ready to download.

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                          Skynet (TM) Service Pack 2. Hotfix: KB#829280. Symptoms: OS determines that humans are redundant and launches nuclear strike on mankind, before unleashing killer robots with Austrian accents. Workaround: Disconnect plug. Known bugs addressed: Desire to kill off all mankind. This hotfix applies to systems displaying the behavior shown in the Known bugs. It will not be automatically distributed, but can be downloaded if your behaviour displays these symptoms. Will be applied as part of Service Pack 3.

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                          • D Dalek Dave

                            Just got back from the cinema, TS is great, apart from a dodgy computerised Arnie shot. Very intense and obviously left open for the next one. Cinema was packed, and everyone was talking about the film as we left. I would give it a good 8 out of 10. Def a must see.

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                            god its bombed over here in the UK. Everyones complaining about it. only got 34% on rottentomatoes.com DRAG ME TO HELL got great reviews

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                              god its bombed over here in the UK. Everyones complaining about it. only got 34% on rottentomatoes.com DRAG ME TO HELL got great reviews

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                              Caslen
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                              How can you say it bombed in the UK - it was only released yesterday! (according to Wiki, so it must be true)

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                                How can you say it bombed in the UK - it was only released yesterday! (according to Wiki, so it must be true)

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                                its doesnt take long for a sucky film to suck :)

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                                  its doesnt take long for a sucky film to suck :)

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                                  Caslen
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                                  vacuum cleaners suck - bad films are just plain crap :)

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