Movies that should never of been made
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NO Regret wrote: TopGun is a classic.
It's a piece of crap for anyone who knows anything about flying aircraft. The mistakes were so glaring it distracted me from anything that may have been of merit.
Swirling Eddy wrote:
It's a piece of crap for anyone who knows anything about flying aircraft. The mistakes were so glaring it distracted me from anything that may have been of merit.
But I bet you think nothing of spacecraft making sound, visible light beams, or (my personal fave of all time, from Tard Wars Ep3) people sliding to the front of an orbiting vessel that has adopted a nose down attitude.
(Top Gun IS a crock though, obviously, not least cos the USAF don't employ half witted scientologist dwarves as pilots).
You will all note I am offering nothing up for consideration, I believe my feelings are on record enough times round here :D
Doctor? wrote:
Swirling Eddy wrote:
It's a piece of crap for anyone who knows anything about flying aircraft. The mistakes were so glaring it distracted me from anything that may have been of merit.
But I bet you think nothing of spacecraft making sound, visible light beams, or (my personal fave of all time, from Tard Wars Ep3) people sliding to the front of an orbiting vessel that has adopted a nose down attitude.
(Top Gun IS a crock though, obviously, not least cos the USAF don't employ half witted scientologist dwarves as pilots).
You will all note I am offering nothing up for consideration, I believe my feelings are on record enough times round here :D
No bitching about Tom Cruise in "war of The Worlds"? wow!!
Doctor? wrote:
Swirling Eddy wrote:
It's a piece of crap for anyone who knows anything about flying aircraft. The mistakes were so glaring it distracted me from anything that may have been of merit.
But I bet you think nothing of spacecraft making sound, visible light beams, or (my personal fave of all time, from Tard Wars Ep3) people sliding to the front of an orbiting vessel that has adopted a nose down attitude.
(Top Gun IS a crock though, obviously, not least cos the USAF don't employ half witted scientologist dwarves as pilots).
You will all note I am offering nothing up for consideration, I believe my feelings are on record enough times round here :D
First, if they were close enough to the planets gravitational pull (its an alien planet so extra gravity here), they could in fact slide forward... not all of Earth's atmosphere is blue ya know....
Yer right, the USAF wouldn't have them as pilots, as they weren't USAF but rust/barnacle picking sailors... also known as USN (which has over twice the amount of fixed-wing aircraft than the USAF)
Get with it Cambo, yer slipping!
First, if they were close enough to the planets gravitational pull (its an alien planet so extra gravity here), they could in fact slide forward... not all of Earth's atmosphere is blue ya know....
Ermmm, if it was in ORBIT, as stated, then it must by definition be under a gravitational force. Craft in orbit do not experience 0-G, but in fact just 0relative G, the crew and ship are falling at the same speed, the attitude of the vehicle has no bearing on this whatsoever.
Otherwise, this recent manouvre would have caused a HELL of a disaster, with crew rolling all over the switched and stuff.
PS, none of the atmosphere is blue, it merely scatters blue light more than red, giving us blue skies and red sunsets.
Chris Nash wrote:
Please, everyone, stop destroying a beautiful language.
People that don't get the incredibly simple rules of grammar (non-English speakers excused) are either poorly educated, lazy or thick, possibly all three.
'Thank you and goodnight.'
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And YOU, Bolton, stop mangling another beautiful language (ie, forum bbcode) with your unclosed handbags.
Oh and what about educating the masses on the proper uses of programme and program, Chris?
Doctor? wrote:
First, if they were close enough to the planets gravitational pull (its an alien planet so extra gravity here), they could in fact slide forward... not all of Earth's atmosphere is blue ya know....
Ermmm, if it was in ORBIT, as stated, then it must by definition be under a gravitational force. Craft in orbit do not experience 0-G, but in fact just 0relative G, the crew and ship are falling at the same speed, the attitude of the vehicle has no bearing on this whatsoever.
Otherwise, this recent manouvre would have caused a HELL of a disaster, with crew rolling all over the switched and stuff.
PS, none of the atmosphere is blue, it merely scatters blue light more than red, giving us blue skies and red sunsets.
But you are basing it off of Earth's gravity... this is alien country and as I said, it has 'extra gravity'... :D
If the atmosphere scatters blue light, that in fact would then make it a blue atmosphere would it not? If you had a red Buick convertible and buried it in a hole, would it cease being red?
Doesn't matter if it's 1g or 500g, in orbit, gravity is nullified.
You're confusing reflected light, and the colour obtain therefrom, with a different phenomenon.
The blue light scatters more easily, as it passes THROUGH the air, then eventually down to us, giving us a whole blue sky not a single hot point of sunlight only. By the same mechanism, sunsets are red, because when looking at a low sun, through LOTS of atmosphere, only the red light survives to reach your eye.
It's also why ciggie smoke glows blueish and casts a redish shadow.
Doctor? wrote: Doesn't matter if it's 1g or 500g, in orbit, gravity is nullified.
You're confusing reflected light, and the colour obtain therefrom, with a different phenomenon.
The blue light scatters more easily, as it passes THROUGH the air, then eventually down to us, giving us a whole blue sky not a single hot point of sunlight only. By the same mechanism, sunsets are red, because when looking at a low sun, through LOTS of atmosphere, only the red light survives to reach your eye.
It's also why ciggie smoke glows blueish and casts a redish shadow.
So if I was pulling yer leg in orbit would you feel it then? and what color would it be?
Chris Nash wrote: 'Movies that should never of been made' ????? WTF?????
'Movies that never should HAVE been made'
'Movies that should never HAVE been made'
OF????
OF????
Did anyone here go to school?
The contraction of should + HAVE = should've
NOT the contraction of should + of = it isn't a contraction and it's totally grammatically incorrect!
It's the height of displaying one's ignorance of the English language in print for all to see.
Please, everyone, stop destroying a beautiful language.
While I'm at it, could everyone please learn the differences between and the uses of:
'their, there, they're'
and
'its, it's'
?
People that don't get the incredibly simple rules of grammar (non-English speakers excused) are either poorly educated, lazy or thick, possibly all three.
'Thank you and goodnight.'
ok, i will take english lessons next year, in a bid to improve my english, just for you
MONTY wrote: PASSENGER 57 utterley appalling "Always bet on black" Any AMERICAN PIE film after no3 PSYCHO remake...absolutely no point
I actually like STAR WARS III-Revenge Of The Sith,it's my favourite of them all at the moment,a good story,a brilliant space battle,good stunt work and very DARK! Even the dialogue was better in this than I and II.
& indeed any american pie before number 3 as well.
El Jarvo wrote:
Burt Reynolds wrote: Anal.
In Whore of the Rings 2?
Oh, yes! Plenty!
DVD please, next weekend. Ta.
Lemme guess, there's references to finding/polishing the ring etc.
*Spice World *Crossroads (you know that movie starring Britney) *Les Lavigueur déménagent (people from Quebec will certainly understand what I'm talking about) *Les Dangereux (a very rubbish french canadian movie starring a woman who thought she could be a very good actress, Veronique Cloutier) *Dirty Dancing
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