(Part 2) Best products from r/MovieDetails

It was like it's own series of 33 issues. You can buy the three volume set on Amazon.

Vol 1

Vol 2

Vol 3

Howeverm if you are not in a huge hurry, they are releasing it as a 2 volume set, and you can preorder the first one which comes out in May.

Getting the 2 volume one will save you a lot because it costs more for the 3 separately anyway, and somehow it's hard to find Volume 2 (of the 3 set), so the price is higher.

T2 3D, as well as the 4K Blu-ray which uses the 3D remaster as a source. They also fixed the obviously-not-Arnold stunt double on the motorcycle, the visible crew in some shots, and the truck windshield. They also slathered the whole thing with terrible DNR, and it looks awful.

I recommend the 2015 Blu-ray (this one) for the best T2 home video release, though none of them are very good.

Such a shame, because T2 is one of the great action films of all time.

Truth. I got this for my birthday from my ex a couple years ago and it's one of my favorite things. If you haven't, check out August Derleth's stuff on the Cthulhu Mythos, as well.

Part of the special edition box set. Definitely worth the watch, but I've only seen it once. If you can find the box set, I recommend it more, because it's really just an extra

But there was a TV program that was 1-2 hours well that stemmed from this book. It may be what you’re talking about but I don’t remember this particular program being in the bonus features.

Yeah, it actually shows him doing exactly that except he uses an Albanian-English dictionary to look up each of the words, which was the same one I used when learning Albanian. https://www.amazon.com/Albanian-English-English-Albanian-Practical-Dictionary-Hippocrene/dp/0781804191


I obviously loved Taken way more than I should have because of these little details.

You can always wait for the sometimes multi-year 50% off criterion sale and snap up a few other Bergman films while you’re at. The Seventh Seal is a huge recommendation from me!

I mean, 2 for the price of one is too good a deal to pass up.

That said, it is on sale for $23 on amazon!

Haha, you're awesome. I think that's the only time I've ever shamelessly plugged the book so thanks for taking the bait. ;D

The Antioch Protocol

> So I'm thinking after watching Interstellar, it would be possible to travel pretty far into the future if you spent, say, a year in close orbit around a black hole?

Yes. There's a book my son got when he was very young that uses this in its plot. It was written by a physicist (Brian Greene).

Of course, given that there are no black holes anywhere near Earth, you would need some kind of FTL travel to get to one and back before you died of old age. :-P For that matter, it would be easier/just as effective to boost yourself up to an appreciable fraction of the speed of light, go straight out for a few years, then turn around and come back at the same speed. You'd still get significant time dilation (more the faster you can go) but you can choose how long the trip takes in your own time frame.

Alton Brown had an extendable fork pointer in Good Eats much like this one.

You know linking like this could have saved all your posts instead of you whining and highlighting other users who posted them.

>I simply thought my friend bought it and gave me a copy.

How can they give you a physical or file copy of a stream?

Also Jason Reynolds, he wrote a great YA book about Miles

I consider myself a big DC fan, but I actually didn't know about the Delaware Bay thing until I was reading the Time Out travel guide for Gotham and Metropolis and noticed an ad in the middle showing the location of the cities on the east coast. I did some research and, like you said, Delaware and New Jersey. But boy doesn't it make sense that Gotham is in New Jersey? Damn lol

Sure, I don't have a live link, but it was in this book I read in the early 90's: https://www.amazon.com/Arnold-Unauthorized-Biography-Wendy-Leigh/dp/0865532168

Looks like it's out of print.

Children aren't aware of gender differences, but their caregivers are.

Cordelia Fine addressed a similar study in her book where babies were shown different toys like this, but it was later shown that the people presenting the toys to the babies were enforcing stereotypes themselves by shaking the toy they expected the baby to want more than the other.

Wonderful little things you use when you live in an colder area. I live in Minnesota and i have 2 electric blankets.

It's perfect for when it's a bit chilly inside but you don't want to turn the heat on quite yet.

So according to the current lore from the book "A certain point of view" which Disney will not confirm is Canon or not, TK421 is a beautiful Storm Trooper who Grand Moff Tarkin was having sexual relations with between scenes in the movies.


Edit: I don't know why this is being down voted, it is true. Look up Star Wars: From a Certain Point of View its the story Of MSE-6 and Men

Wil Wheaton, for those who don’t know. The audiobook ranks among the highest critically- and user-acclaimed audiobooks for a reason, as Wheaton gives an iconic performance.

Free with trial on Audible.

Completely free from your local library — if in the U.S., a library near you should have it as an e-audiobook on OverDrive/Libby. Click “in libraries nearby” to see closest one

No, but I'm familiar with the idea.

Another good one is Two Gentlemen of Lebowski.

looks like thye did do the other part. https://www.amazon.com/Neverending-Story-II-Next-Chapter/dp/B00005LKI0