Because KNOWING is half the battleFollow

Can someone explain this part of the above linked review to me?




How exactly do you get 2996 from 3239? I haven't seen the movie yet and I just want to know if this is a typo on Ebert's part or there was more in the movie that explained it.

And 32 39 isn't the co-ordinates for New York City, it's 40 73.

Edited, Mar 24th 2009 12:42pm by Shaowstrike

That is not how I saw it.

Spoiler Alert:

There was nothing talking about biblical rapture, end of the world from solar flare, yes. There was nothing showing this was God related.
The part about his father was minimal, it was more about tying up lose ends. Just because he asked if he was saved was not propaganda.
Those were not angels, they were aliens. I saw no wispy wings.
It's not because he was not saved, his dad was saved and he wasn't taken, your theory is off.
The children weren't wearing white robes, they were clothes.
If the world was ending, I'd want to be hugging my family too.
I pass Jesus Saves billboards all the time, so what if it's in the movie. If there's a bible sitting on a table in a movie are you going to freak out then too?

Again, I thought the movie was awesome.

Nick Cage is the biggest over-actor since John Travolta. When they did Faceoff together it was an unholy alignment of the planets that resulted in a monumental over-act-a-fest that could never be duplicated nor surpassed. Truly horrid.

Totem