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Old 09-06-2011, 12:25 PM  
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Old 09-06-2011, 01:45 PM   #16
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Yeah, I think so. It's reasonably well done. It's not a movie for the ages, but it'll keep you interested the whole time, and they don't rely much on the annoying scary movie tricks like, "yowling cat jumps out of closet" or "ultra-fast closeup of dead guy's face while music amps up to 11". They do it a little bit, but not too much, and the story is kind of interesting.
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Old 09-06-2011, 01:46 PM   #17
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Yeah, I think so. It's reasonably well done. It's not a movie for the ages, but it'll keep you interested the whole time, and they don't rely much on the annoying scary movie tricks like, "yowling cat jumps out of closet" or "ultra-fast closeup of dead guy's face while music amps up to 11". They do it a little bit, but not too much, and the story is kind of interesting.
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Yeah, I think so. It's reasonably well done. It's not a movie for the ages, but it'll keep you interested the whole time, and they don't rely much on the annoying scary movie tricks like, "yowling cat jumps out of closet" or "ultra-fast closeup of dead guy's face while music amps up to 11". They do it a little bit, but not too much, and the story is kind of interesting.

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/apollo_18/
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Old 09-06-2011, 02:23 PM   #19
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So...75% like it, but it's rated at 19% and nearly every comment kills it? Interesting. Maybe it's a shameful pleasure, like listening to Air Supply.
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Oh, wait. These are formal reviews, not public comments. So in other words, this is a classic summer movie that the critics hate and the public likes.
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Maybe it's a shameful pleasure, like listening to Air Supply.


This is such a Rain Main quote.

And I am disappointed the movie sucks.
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Oh, wait. These are formal reviews, not public comments. So in other words, this is a classic summer movie that the critics hate and the public likes.
I haven't seen it, but I had low expectations for it because they moved the release date of it about five times. You never see a movie two months from release get moved back a month, then a whole year, then moved back up to September like that. Seems like they just threw something together. I'm surprised it's even doing 75% on RT.
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The great Richard C. Hoagland has weighed in

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The great Richard C. Hoagland has weighed in
I bought his book from the used bookstore here in town. I read it while I was on the beach in Mexico last spring. He is really nuts. He thinks there was this ancient big glass dome over the moon.

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I have that book....I'm about 60 percent done...it's tough reading.

FYI he thinks there were MULTIPLE glass structures on the moon.

The best part in the book is the coverup conspiracies.
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Well, how exactly do you explain the flag that Armstrong planted waving in the wind?
Yeah a great tell. And you know Photoshop comes with an Apollo Moon photo button on it now.

Its right above the UFO button.
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I have that book....I'm about 60 percent done...it's tough reading.

FYI he thinks there were MULTIPLE glass structures on the moon.

The best part in the book is the coverup conspiracies.
JFC this is a published book? OK I have to ask, just how did they get there? This has to be rich.
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JFC this is a published book? OK I have to ask, just how did they get there? This has to be rich.
The glass structure has holes in it. They landed through one of the holes.

He has multiple photos that show a gridlike structure in the background.

He also claims that there is a giant glass tower structure that is something like a mile high.

EDIT: You mean how did the structures get there, not the astronauts.

He doesn't know, but he assumes an ancient civilization made them.
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Don't you watch Mythbusters?
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Don't you watch Mythbusters?
That show is run by The Man. Don't believe anything they say. They are in cahoots.
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