For example, the main attraction (Prince Caspian) acted like a mama’s boy during the entire time I watched the film - come on Andrew Adamson (film director), at least give us something we can admire along side all those glittering special effects.

The actors just stood around and looked at each other, and then looked at each other some more… and then said extremely cheesy lines. They just stood around and attempted to look pretty, it was pathetic. I think the best actors were the computer generated ones, especially that “cute” mouse who really kicked some ass. Oh wait, the mouse’s strategy to take on the enemy is to “throw nuts at them”, horrible attempt at comic relief. Short answer: learn to write.

Just to underline this movie’s pitiful attempt at entertainment, there was a scene where the little girl (of the 4 main characters) decided to befriend a wild bear (yea, smart) and her comment of: “he’s a bear, we’re friends!” was nothing short of stupid. The bear chargers with blood lust as expected while the girl’s older sister decides to hold her arrow and not shoot the beast dead - at least the dwarf knew how to kill something, I liked him.

I recommend seeing this movie if you feel like being ripped off and cheated. I certainly feel that way. I’ve directed better films in my spare time.

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Here is a photo of Earth from many billions of miles away, taken by Voyager 1 in 1990, shown in his presentation:

Aside from Carl’s points, I also think this photo demonstrates how easy it would be for humans to miss another potentially advanced culture, seeing that our world can be so easily missed amoung the vast emptyness that is space.

Ever wonder how many alien civilizations are out there? Read up on the Drake Equation, it’s an interesting way to quantify the uncertainty of the factors which determine the number of extraterrestrial civilizations that we have a chance at coming into communication with.

Update: I received an answer from a friend on mine, the term is referred to as “sitelinks“. It’s also possible to block sitelinks if you feel Google has incorrectly or inappropriately placed sitelinks in their search results.

Lightsaber Dance

Speaking of which, I’ve got a few light saber videos myself and a tutorial on how to make them! I must say the choreography is pretty good here and the music is pretty funny. The only thing I would change is place some sparks and flashes into the mix of the saber clashing. I wonder if the two women knew they were going to be turned into internet icons?

We need more walruses that do this.

Who knew connecting words could be so fun!