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Posts posted by Elessar
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Damn you Tele! I want this movie in my pants right now!
It wouldn't do you any good. You want it in front of your face.
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We'll find out soon.
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It's probably overrated. Will i like it? Sure. Will i come out of the theater screaming THAT WAS BLOODY AMAZING!!! Probably not. I dunno, the trailers are interesting but they didn't make me jump on the hype train.
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Gravity features spaceships, space, so now Paul is sci-fi for featuring an alien?
I'm giving up...
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Blade Runner, D9, Inception, Riddick are these sci-fi? Where is the science in these movies?
OH.MY.GOD!
They all feature fictional science. Replicants, aliens, space ships etc...
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Bullshit! We have people in space RIGHT NOW! There is nothing sci-fi about it.
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I think you should apologize to Cjohn. http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/science%20fiction Definition of SCIENCE FICTION
: fiction dealing principally with the impact of actual or imagined science on society or individuals or having a scientific factor as an essential orienting componentNo. He keeps harping on "you feature space travel, you are sci-fi" nonsense. By that definition, we are living the sci-fi dream RIGHT NOW.
Btw, Gravity is not about science. Space just happens to be the setting.
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It's called Science FICTION for a reason, y'know?
Yes, fictional science. Where is the fictional science in Gravity? WHERE?!?!?!
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I love all of this, but Gravity is sci-fi because by definition, everything that has space travel is sci-fi. I will just leave this thread now. I will come back after seeing the movie on October.
THIS IS MADNESS!!!
Seriously, how can someone be so dense...
Sci-fi is real!!! We have astronauts after all... *lol*
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Says space travel and then you add faster than light to different system. While the definition just says space travel.
Seriously?
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This is so un-Cameron, not really sure about all this. A team of writers? Three sequels?
Cameron collaborated with other writers before.
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Apollo 13 can't be sci-fi because it's a retelling of a historical event. There's no actual fiction beyond liberties taken with the characters.
Those liberties taken makes it fiction. It is based on a historical event but it's still fiction. And it's irrelevant anyway because sci-fi is not defined by whether the story is fictional. Gravity is not sci-fi because the setting is real, the technology is real. If Gravity would have taken place in deep space and they would have used technology that isn't available today, that would have made it sci-fi.
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I don't care what IMDb writes. It doesn't.
Btw, Apollo 13 is not sci-fi according to them. IMDb is inconsistent.
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From Wikipedia:
Science fiction is a genre of fiction dealing with imaginative content such as futuristic settings, futuristic science and technology, space travel, parallel universes, extraterrestrial life, and paranormal abilities.
Gravity is sci-fi.
OMG! Space travel as in faster than light travel to different systems and such. Just because you actually travel a tiny bit amount through space in order to get to the ISS doesn't make that sci-fi *lol*.
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Like i said, basically 1080p.
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Wait, isn't 2k basically 1080p? Yes, i'm pretty sure it is.
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It is obviously the former. In broad sense every fictional movie is fiction based on some science.
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No shit, Sherlock !!!
Neither is Apollo 13.
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Gravity is not sci-fi. It doesn't feature fictional science. END.OF.STORY!
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Yes, it should have but unfortunately it didn't. It is still the biggest Trek ever worldwide, for what's it's worth.
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And ? GIJ2, also from Par., cheaper and lamer and dumbed, did more this overhyped Trek sequel.
So? People are stupid. What's your point?
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Btw, it's quite remarkable how much picture you can get for a few hundred bucks (well, Euros) nowadays. I didn't want to spend a fortune on the TV as it's mainly for playing games. I'm planing to buy a 3D projector rather soonish (in time for the Hobbit extended edition) - that's the real deal .
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