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kind of: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunar_outpost_(NASA)

the point is Cameron's films don't seem very inventive or original to begin with if you make your judgement based on the plot summary. Cameron's films are comprised of rather simple ingredients but instead of reinventing the wheel, they perfect existing concepts. he doesn't try to explore human...

the scientists suggest the planet might bee too hot for life as we know it to evolve. "With an estimated temperature of 370 degrees Fahrenheit, GJ 1214b is an unlikely incubator (Earth’s toughest extremophile, a microbe that lives in deep-sea volcanic vents, maxes out at 284 degrees) but it’s...

you mean like the terminator 1/2?

This is great material!

avatar is officially the mainstream phenomenon of the year: my dad told me he was "planning to maybe see this avatar film. you need 3d glasses to watch it right?"

i hope he doesn't get the job, so Krynn has to steal himself a 42". no more the only guy in Louisiana without a criminal record.

there were some interesting points in the documentary though. for example some of the observations about the availability of the necessary building materials makes you think doesn't it? it's funny that even thousands of years later, science still can't explain with 100% certainty how the...

indeed. imagine all those families who won't be able to buy any food for their baby because some dumbass thief guy stole it all. piss me off...

it's a typical defense mechanism that derives from fear of disappointment and the goal is to fabricate yourself an element of surprise. convince yourself that an upcoming anticipated event will be nothing more than an utter catastrophe, so when it turns out to be good (which was the more likely...

yea he gave three stars to speed 2 but once again the score is merely a number without the context, the actual review, which in this case had a sarcastic tone throughout. roger ebert is notorious for reviewing films in accordance to what they try to achieve. when he went to see speed 2, he...

can't wait to see this film, less than a week to go. there haven't been many good films like this produced in the history of cinema, and from what i can tell it will become the defining sci-fi epic of the generation.

there's huge potential in the industry. the problem is that a lot of the potential customers, perverts, still have a conception of law and thus out of the fear of getting caught for something illegal they can't contribute. turning all the potential into profit only requires luring the saddest of...

http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread264606/pg1 "The Bell" was taken to the US after WWII, and the technology laid the foundation to modern aviation. other German technology was also "confiscated" and tested by the US military, among them was a german prototype plane Horten Ho 229...

i keep watching this and it's truely a great achievement in the field of comedy. from 1:30 to 2:12 it's a nonstop laugh fest, showing some of the dumbest, and funniest things i've ever seen and what makes it even funnier are the dude's reactions. when their boat gets stuck he just lets out that...

i lost it by the third one. hilarious stuff.

and he still wears that dress to this day, roaming the streets of Louisiana

have you seen this? have you heard about this? a secret weapon/device built by the nazis in World War II the speculation was started in 2000 by a polish aviation historian Igor Witkowski. he claimed in his book that a Polish intelligence officer had shown him secret transcripts of KGB...

it's most likely a relativistic jet coming through a wormhole, utilized as some kind of death ray with the intention to obliterate our solar system. it doesn't yet seem potent enough though so I reckon we're now subjected to the "extensive study" phase, the penultimate phase in the 10 steps to...

Half-Life copied Alien