Movies You Have Seen Lately

[astr0creep]

An Inconvenient Truth

 

This really affected me as it was a reminder of many things I already knew but were forgotten in the boring slumber of everyday life.

 

Now I want to quit my useless job and do something useful for the world, something more meaningful than just hugging trees.

 

However I'm pretty sure that after a good night sleep I will be the same man I was this morning...

[metadigital]

The Masons already believe in this, they have their own Bible and lore.

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  Who told you that?  :crazy:

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A Mason.

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:D He's blowing smoke up your ass!

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Maybe, I didn't get to read his Bible (I was not that interested at the time), but I have read the Holy Blood, Holy Grail series (including the third book of the series all about the Masons), and my father was one.

[tarna]

The Masons already believe in this, they have their own Bible and lore.

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  Who told you that?  :crazy:

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A Mason.

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:D He's blowing smoke up your ass!

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Maybe, I didn't get to read his Bible (I was not that interested at the time), but I have read the Holy Blood, Holy Grail series (including the third book of the series all about the Masons), and my father was one.

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The Bible that the Masons use is the same as everyone else. It does high-light the sections that are used in Masonic rites. If your father says that they 'are' different, ask him which verses are different and I'll check mine to see what the differences are.

 

Keep in mind that the Masons start some of the silly rumours themselves as a way of 'muddying the waters' with respect to the Rites of Freemasonry. If you have to, for some reason, place your complete trust in a stranger that 'claims' to be a Mason, you'd like to make sure that he is. Those that have gone through the various initiations have a knowledge that may be used as a form of 'password' that a Mason "may be known in the dark as well as in the light".

[metadigital]

I'd like to ask dear old Dad, but I'll need some sort of super-technology, as he died six years ago (in twelve days' time).

 

I hear what you're saying though; someone follows the Holy Bloodline, though ... is it the Rosicrucians?

[tarna]

I'd like to ask dear old Dad, but I'll need some sort of super-technology, as he died six years ago (in twelve days' time).

 

I hear what you're saying though; someone follows the Holy Bloodline, though ... is it the Rosicrucians?

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That might be a bit difficult then . Sorry about your Dad. I don't care much for my folks so I wouldn't see it as a loss.

 

Couldn't say for sure though it sounds like something the Identity Movement or the Anglo-Israelists would like to think about. I have a very old book written by the founder of today's Rosicrucians. I'll have to locate it and take a look. As I remember, they were/are a fairly religious, Christian order of Chivalry with a dash of mystisism thrown into the mix. I think the author of the book was Max Rosencruz and he wasn't much for anyone that wasn't WHITE.

[metadigital]

(Dad was born in 1920, so he had a good innings, and he was in a fair bit of pain just before he went, so it was a small mercy. I saw him the day before he died.)

 

Yeah, I think it will involve some ultra-Zionists.

[Rosbjerg]

Just saw Lucky Number Slevin.. really impressive! unfortunately it's not as original as I would've liked it to have been - but even if it borrows some of it's artistic elements - it's still a damn good film!

[Musopticon?]

Slevin is a great film, the twist came out of nowhere. Just awesome.

 

And the efinal line of the movie is just pure gold. Willis probably does his best work since the 12 Monkeys.

[Rosbjerg]

Slevin is a great film, the twist came out of nowhere. Just awesome.

 

And the efinal line of the movie is just pure gold. Willis probably does his best work since the 12 Monkeys.

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well it's almost like a hybrid (his character) between "The Jackal" and "Nine Feet Under" - but you'r right he does a great job - but so does everyone! especially Sir Ben Kingsley!

[metadigital]

Total Recall: VerHoeven AND Arnie, together!

 

I've been looking for this film for ages; finally got a chance to raid the London HMV.

[Volourn]

Awesome movie!

[kirottu]

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[metadigital]

I was really impressed with the subtleties of Total Recall this time through (I have watched it dozens of times, but not for a decade or more

[Pidesco]

The short story is much better. In fact, it just highlights the general overratedness of the movie.

[metadigital]

That's because it was written by a genius. :D

[Dark_Raven]

Total Recall: VerHoeven AND Arnie, together!

 

I've been looking for this film for ages; finally got a chance to raid the London HMV.

Edited December 8, 2006 by Dark_Raven

[Pidesco]

Emphasis on the loosely. And you forgot the "K."

[metadigital]

"Kindred" :D

[medevac99]

Time to dust off Scrooged - ah, just because

[Kor Qel Droma]

Scrooged is one of my favorite all time holiday movies.

 

I won't say what movie I watched this afternoon, but I'll leave you with a quote:

 

" there are three kinds of people in this world, Gary. ****, Pussies, and ****."

[Laozi]

I won't say what movie I watched this afternoon, but I'll leave you with a quote:

 

"  there are three kinds of people in this world, Gary.  ****, Pussies, and ****."

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Aw man, Operation Dumbo Drop again, Kor you've got to get some new movies.

 

 

Charade, funny movie, and Audry Hepburn is tres hottt in it.

Edited December 8, 2006 by Laozi

[astr0creep]

Scrooged is one of my favorite all time holiday movies. 

 

I won't say what movie I watched this afternoon, but I'll leave you with a quote:

 

"  there are three kinds of people in this world, Gary.  ****, Pussies, and ****."

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That would be Team America: World Police. F**k yeah!

[LadyCrimson]

Thirteen Days, about the Cuban missle crisis in the 60's.

Almost nothing but talking, but still as interesting and good as I remember from seeing it in the theater. Except that I wish they'd chosen someone else besides Kevin Coster. He doesn't do badly, but imo he doesn't quite fit in with the rest of the cast/tone of the film, either. At least Coster's role is limited, with the large cast of characters in the film.

 

The actors playing the Kennedy's are great.

 

Even more interesting to watch were the documentary features on the DVD.

[Rosbjerg]

Thirteen Days, about the Cuban missle crisis in the 60's.

Almost nothing but talking, but still as interesting and good as I remember from seeing it in the theater. Except that I wish they'd chosen someone else besides Kevin Coster. He doesn't do badly, but imo he doesn't quite fit in with the rest of the cast/tone of the film, either. At least Coster's role is limited, with the large cast of characters in the film.

 

The actors playing the Kennedy's are great.

 

Even more interesting to watch were the documentary features on the DVD.

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I've tried to watch that movie several times - but I always fall asleep or end up doing something else! not that the story is boring, it just fails to involve me..

[LadyCrimson]

It is hard to get into such talky movies in general. Usually takes me 30 minutes or so. :D