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NeverMore wrote:
Yeah, Johnny Depp, and anything with Morgan Freeman in it gains my approval. Being a religious person you may be taken aback by it, but you also have an open mind so you may be as intrigued as I am. I'm definitely drawing some parallels. Of one thing I'm certain, artificial intelligence is coming, I just hope we have some form of control over it and don't end up with a Skynet future.

When you do watch it I would be curious about your take on the ending, when Max goes and looks at the flower.

Whenever I get around to it, I'll let you know.

My older son is a mathematician. He says AI is for sure on its way, and sooner than we think. He hasn't given me any details, but he has led me to believe that it's going to shake up our world, and maybe also our assumptions about humanity.

Miracle on 34th Street.

Next up; Home for the holidays.

First episode of Now and Again. Still would like to see a movie that shows what ultimately happened to the gang, even though the actors are so much older.


Michael Wiseman: Can I fly?

Dr. Theodore Morris: What?

Michael Wiseman: Can I fly? You know, like, uh, Superman?

Dr. Theodore Morris: Mr. Wiseman, over the past 6 months we've performed a complicated series of operations. I'm tempted to call them transplants, but in truth, there is no "you" to transplant them to. Let's call them operations. In fact, let's agree that you have been the recipient of some of the most sophisticated surgical thinking and practice in the history of medicine. In addition, you have been inoculated with and intravenously fed over 700 highly experimental and, I believe extraordinarily promising hormones, steroids and vaccines that also were developed uniquely for you in this project. Now I mention all that because, and I'm embarrassed to admit it, that in the midst of all those surgeries, all those implant procedures, all the beta trials, tests, failures and successes... it just never occurred to any of us to shove a rocket up your arse. No, I'm sorry... you can't fly.

[Michael stares at beautiful woman standing by the curb]

Dr. Theodore Morris: You can't see through peoples' clothes either.

I remember that show! We liked it.

I just finished watching the most recent episode of Grimm.

A Merry Friggin' Christmas on, On Demand.

I don't think it's in theaters as it's one of Robin Williams last movies, and given the circumstances of his death it's a little hard to watch, but still hss some truly laugh out loud moments.

I watched Nick get his Grimm back last night.

Why was Constantine showing a Halloween episode at Thanksgiving?

Grumpy Cats Worst Christmas Ever.

It's pretty funny.

Nooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[sniffle sniffle] I can't believe they did that! I absolutely refuse to watch Walking Dead again till at least February. Only thing that softens the blow is that Morgan is coming back. He better be a good guy. You hear me Kirkman! Good guy!

witchy wrote:That was pretty cool, Carl Sagan is in the Cosmo, I think.
I would love to fly like that!!

Yup! Sagan. He was in the original Cosmos. DeGrasse Tyson was in the more recent one. I'm trying to get a movement going for them to make another Cosmos series with Bill Nye as the lead. That would be so cool.

Beth was a very popular character because she brought an innocence to the show that none of the current characters have.

As for Bill Nye, he isn't even a scientist. Tyson is just as big of a joke.