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Rats.

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The Passion of the Christ.

And then, mine again :-).

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When will those of us, not usually on the continental US, get a chance to see RotLA:TA? Dare I say, I'm quite stoked to see it (no offence, Trey)?

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ITYM 'World War II'.

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"New York, New Yooork, a helluva town!
It's all made up in the bladders of clowns,
Who pee it all through a hole in the ground.
New York, New Yooooork,
It's a fictional toooooown!"

If NYC is only in the movies, what's physically there in his world? Gotham City? An active volcano? A huge bathplug?

What else is "only in the movies"?  iPhones?  Velcro?  Ejaculation?  Pizza?  Nipples on your chest where your USB ports are supposed to be?

Is the movie called "Purple Rose of Cairo 2: Recursive Boogaloo"?

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Well, I didn't buy my MacBook Pro because of the exclusive availability of FCP, or any other Apple-only application, so I won't be switching away because of FCPX. I know a pile of other MacBook Pro users who also couldn't care less about FCP.

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I presumed 'magic', because the movie features floating mountains in an area where gravity still works the way it does elsewhere in the vicinity; waterfalls fall down, there aren't huge winds caused by differing air masses, etc.. Already, whatever the laws of physics are for us, they're different in the movie. Maybe those mountains don't have a mass of a million tons, but only a million grams.

Plus, not wishing to sound like a Baroquen web developer, but what happens to the mass-times-distance economic argument when some bugger invents warp drive, and we get to short-cut 99.9999% of the way?

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