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In case you hadn't noticed (and this really could be the case looking at that long thread) it is cristmas now it could just be a stupid idea but I have a theory that the people who update the list aren't computers and are more than likely human. Now as it is christmas I imagine those nice people at special reserve have been given some time of over christmas and are enjoying spending it at home as well as socialising as well as a result i doubt the list will be updated until later this week. (probably tommorrow)
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Science (versus) fiction: a dichotomy in Danny Boyle’s ‘Sunshine’ (2008)
Montage Film Reviews freelancer Ian Darke BA (Hons) has written a review of the film 'Sunshine' 2007 (dir. Danny Boyle ); in which he responds to the damning reviews of the film in which scientific inaccuracy and implausibility are cited as major flaws.
He argues that the film poses a dichotomy of science and cinema, whilst touching upon notions of realism and genre.
To read the review see here
Montage Film Reviews freelancer Ian Darke BA (Hons) has written a review of the film 'Sunshine' 2007 (dir. Danny Boyle ); in which he responds to the damning reviews of the film in which scientific inaccuracy and implausibility are cited as major flaws.
He argues that the film poses a dichotomy of science and cinema, whilst touching upon notions of realism and genre.
To read the review see here
Science (versus) fiction: a dichotomy in Danny Boyle’s ‘Sunshine’ (2008)
Montage Film Reviews freelancer Ian Darke BA (Hons) has written a review of the film 'Sunshine' 2007 (dir. Danny Boyle ); in which he responds to the damning reviews of the film in which scientific inaccuracy and implausibility are cited as major flaws.
He argues that the film poses a dichotomy of science and cinema, whilst touching upon notions of realism and genre.
To read the review see here
Montage Film Reviews freelancer Ian Darke BA (Hons) has written a review of the film 'Sunshine' 2007 (dir. Danny Boyle ); in which he responds to the damning reviews of the film in which scientific inaccuracy and implausibility are cited as major flaws.
He argues that the film poses a dichotomy of science and cinema, whilst touching upon notions of realism and genre.
To read the review see here
Pigeons.
which was it pigeons or rats i'd go for pigeons
I'm still trying to win £1,000,000 on Who Wants To Be a Millionaire (Junior Edition!). I got to half a mil., but the next question was about rats and pigeons (which carries the most dieseases). I wasn't sure, used my 50:50 and ask the audience, but was still not convinced, so kept the money. If I had guessed with my instinct I would have won. Oh well, try again.
Great game, though.
Great game, though.
It obviously does.
Anyone played the board game "Absolute Balderdash"?? Great game.
God, I'm bored.
Also, Ali wrote s***e on his message, so lets see if it sends.
God, I'm bored.
Also, Ali wrote s***e on his message, so lets see if it sends.
WE don't know.
No i am not new here scroll down to the lower section of the future of gaming and N64 sections and you will see that I am actually one of the first regular contributors along with people such as Ant, Fogmaster Soupdragon and a few others but i just didn't use the internet much for a couple of months. Anyway where is fogmaster and how long ago did soup dragon disappear or are you still here as an alias? Also I was only trying to liven the site up with a bit of satire during this surprisingly unbusy time.
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