DennisMM wrote:I haven't got the BB DVD yet, since I'm comparing prices this weekend. Does anyone have the double-disc set and is willing to talk about it? Thanks.
DennisMM wrote:I haven't got the BB DVD yet, since I'm comparing prices this weekend. Does anyone have the double-disc set and is willing to talk about it? Thanks.
Adam Balm wrote:And of course, remember it would take 34,790 years to vaporize Gotham's water supply if one were to use New York as a model, using the most powerful microwaver laser on the planet (the free electron maser at the FOM institute in the Netherlands).
keepcoolbutcare wrote:DennisMM wrote:I haven't got the BB DVD yet, since I'm comparing prices this weekend. Does anyone have the double-disc set and is willing to talk about it? Thanks.
What do you want to know?
Adam Balm wrote:You know, the funny thing is the Kai was right in that the primary heating method in any fluid is going to be convection, but for conduction not to happen at all, you'd need to vacuum insulate each water molecule so they couldn't touch eachother. He could have won that part of the argument if he just said 'Yes conduction happens, but it's not the primary means.' which he didn't.
Flumm wrote:BTW Dennis, I like you're new Av + Sig. In the sig, you look like the teenage Kevin Bacon's, older, tougher brother.
burlivesleftnut wrote:How come the microwave didn't vaporize the water in people's bodies?
keepcoolbutcare wrote:A friend bought it, so I haven't seen all the Bonus Material yet.
Since this friend is a female, I got a chance to watch "Shaping Mind and Body" which details Bale's transformation from emaciated (his role in the Mechanic)to buff. "Genesis of the Bat" was about the writing process; informative, and plays up the contributions of Goyer, who while being a terrible director, really comes off like one of us, a fanboy. I could be confusing Genesis with "The Journey Begins", one of those prototypical making of numbers. Informative, but typical.
Didn't get a chance to look at the booklet (yet), but she seemed pretty "meh" about it.
I can't remember if anyone was directly hit by the microwave beam or not
keepcoolbutcare wrote:I can't remember if anyone was directly hit by the microwave beam or not
No. And they state that explicityly at some point, how the Mazer is pinpoint, and only works on what it was programmed to target.
Bale is really funny, doing some spot-on impressions, real down to earth. The stuntmen and trainers apparently love him, very dedicated to his craft, able to memorize the moves very quickly.
ZombieZoneSolutions wrote:DennisMM wrote:I haven't got the BB DVD yet, since I'm comparing prices this weekend. Does anyone have the double-disc set and is willing to talk about it? Thanks.
i'm waiting to buy it used from the local Schlockbuster. Schlockbuster is the worst video store EVER, but they really hook you up with the cheap sell-though used DVD prices
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