Mars and Island One

Hmmm,

So... If I'm watching X-Men the cartoon it's ok, but if I'm watching
X-Men the movie it's not cool? I think the carrot is making a good
point, entertainment is not really meant to be education (how I miss
Beakman's World) - and besides, if it costs them 50000000 to make a
movie like the core (wild guess on the figure there), imagine how much
money it would cost them to have the actors describe something
scientifically correct while still speaking plain english!

I also though that "The Core" was very far fetched, but then again, I
think I'm going to submit a request to this "physics-movie" review site
that they perhaps analyze a few looney tunes cartoons.

The only difference between a movie with people and cartoons is that
when it comes time to see something the movie with people uses someone
with a mouse to give a picture and the cartoon uses someone with a
pen...

Unless you really though that superman was flying... Eh, where's
superman in their list?

Excellent point Mr Carrot,

Karell Ste-Marie
C.I.O. - BrainBank Inc.

From: victoriatangoman [mailto:tango_dancer@hotmail.com]
Sent: Friday, March 26, 2004 1:14 PM
To: spacesettlers@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [spacesettlers] Re: Mars and Island One

--- In spacesettlers@yahoogroups.com, "ANTIcarrot"
wrote:

> And anyway, since when do we expect comedies to follow the rules
> of physics? Or do people on this list write letters of complaint
> when Homer Simpson juggles uranium rods and doesn't die of
> radiation sickness two days later?

Because we all know that Homer is a cartoon. Cartoons can do
anything - we've all seen their powers from watching Roger Rabbit.

LOL

TangoMan