Technical Theory That Fits UFO Claims, Flight Behaviour and Rural Preference
January 26, 2010 / 81388
Spacecraft’s are using drive based on Casimir plates which allows for travel into a 5th dimension and affects their angle with respect to the 4th dimension time! From our perspective time dialations and seemingly impossible acceleration is really just submerging below the surface of normal space.
Are you familiar with casimir effect? Two very closely spaced metal plates are compressed together by virtual particles discovered by Casimir Polder in 1948 and finally proven in 1991. Science has long sought a way for metal to do the reverse and move virtual particles such that we could build a propellentless spacecraft.
I have been working on a theory to explain claims of BlackLight Power in NJ by Dr Randall Mills.
My solution suggests that his so called “hydrinos” are actually semi interdimensional molecules where the atoms formed covalent bonds while between casimir plates - these plates are formed by cavities known to exist inside the type of catalyst he is using (Rayney Nickel) Wikipedia list cavity size avg 2 nm about the width of 10 atoms.
The atoms enter the plates and find lower dimensional confinement - spreading out into the 4th dimension they will appear to get smaller from our perspective but are actually just twisted into an orientation protruding deeper into the 4th dimension, these atoms will normally resurface to full size on exiting the field and no one is the wiser. Read more …
Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides to Film in Hawaii
January 25, 2010 / 92122
Governor of Hawaii Linda Lingle announced today that Walt Disney Pictures and Jerry Bruckheimer Films will shoot Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides on the islands of Kaua’i and O’ahu this summer:
Governor Linda Lingle today announced that Hawai’i will be the location for “Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides,” the fourth installment of the highly successful Walt Disney Pictures’ action adventure film series from Jerry Bruckheimer Films.
The Walt Disney Company President and CEO Bob Iger met with Governor Lingle on Friday to share the news that the islands of Kaua’i and O’ahu will be sites for the production of the feature film, which will begin shooting this summer and is slated to be released in summer 2011. The production is expected to generate an estimated $85 million in direct and indirect spending in Hawai’i, providing a needed economic boost for the state’s economy as well as creating hundreds of jobs for local residents. “Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides” will star Johnny Depp Read more …
Paranormal Activity 2 gets ready with Saw VI director!
January 25, 2010 / 82738
By Ace Fernandez and Borys Kit / Paramount has hired screenwriter Michael R. Perry and director Kevin Greutert to create the sequel to 2009’s biggest surprise hit, “Paranormal Activity,” which scared up $151 million in worldwide grosses in the fall on a shoestring $15,000 budget and a shrewd, opt-in Web marketing campaign.
Significantly, Paramount will unleash it in theaters on the pre-Halloween weekend of October 22, which sets it against that date’s reigning champion in previous years, the next installment in Lionsgate’s “Saw” series (this year would be “VII”). In a symbolic twist, Greutert made his directorial debut on the sixth “Saw” film, which grossed just $64.8 million worldwide, with observers thinking that the franchise may be bleeding dry. Read more …
Levine to Adapt Zombie Story Warm Bodies
January 25, 2010 / 7593
Jonathan Levine (The Wackness, All the Boys Love Mandy Lane) will write and direct an adaptation of Isaac Marion’s zombie romance novel “Warm Bodies” for Summit Entertainment.
The story centers on an existentially tormented zombie who begins an unlikely friendship with the girlfriend of one of his victims and starts a chain reaction that will transform him and his fellow zombies.
Bruna Papanadrea is producing through her Make Movies company and Laurie Webb and Cori Shepherd Stern will executive produce.
You can watch a trailer for the book (not the movie) by using the player below: Read more …
The Last Airbender 2010 Posters Preview - Upcoming Movie
January 25, 2010 / 10518
Yahoo! Movies has debuted two new banners for M. Night Shyamalan’s The Last Airbender, opening in theaters on July 2nd. Based on Nickelodeon’s animated TV series, the fantasy action adventure stars Noah Ringer, Nicola Peltz, Jackson Rathbone, Dev Patel, Jessica Jade Andres, Aasif Mandvi, Shaun Toub, Cliff Curtis and Keong Sim.
Avatar Breaks Recordes and Passes Batman The Dark Knight
January 25, 2010 / 869
For the sixth week straight, the box office is all about James Cameron’s Avatar, as it added another $36 million this weekend to set a new record for a movie’s sixth weekend gross. More importantly, it has now grossed $552.8 million domestically, making it the second-highest grossing movie domestically, passing The Dark Knight’s $533.3 million over the weekend and putting it in sight to cross Titanic’s long-standing record of $600.8 million sometime next month. Internationally, Avatar earned $107 million this weekend to push its overseas total to a massive $1.28 billion, surpassing Titanic’s previous international record of $1.24 billion. Worldwide, the film has collected $1.836 billion and is about to surpass Titanic’s global record of $1.843 billion.
The Screen Gems action-thriller Legion, starring Paul Bettany, Dennis Quaid and Tyrese Gibson, opened solidly in second place with $18.2 million in 2,476 theaters, averaging over $7,000 per site.
Warner Bros. Pictures’ The Book of Eli (Warner Bros.) dropped to third place $17 million in its second weekend, down 48% from the holiday weekend with a gross of $62 million.
Opening at #4, 20th Century Fox’s new family comedy Tooth Fairy, starring Dwayne Johnson, grossed roughly $14.5 million in its first weekend in 3,344 theaters.
In fifth place, Peter Jackson’s adaptation of The Lovely Bones (Paramount) dropped 48% from its first wide release weekend, adding another $8.8 million to its total gross of $31.7 million.
Guy Ritchie’s Sherlock Holmes (Warner Bros.) dropped one notch to sixth with another $7.1 million and $191.6 million after five weeks in theaters, putting it well ahead of its $90 million production budget.
Despite the star power of Harrison Ford and Brendan Fraser, the first release from CBS films, the medical drama Extraordinary Measures opened with a disappointing $7 million in 2,549 theaters, averaging less than $3,000 per site.
Fox’s Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel dropped to eighth place with $6.5 million and a grand total of $204 million in five weeks. That puts it roughly $13 million away from the total North American gross for its predecessor. (Internationally, the “squeakquel” has already surpassed that of the original comedy.)
Nancy Meyers’ romantic comedy It’s Complicated (Universal), starring Meryl Streep and Alec Baldwin, took ninth place with $6.2 million as it edged closer to $100 million, while Jackie Chan’s The Spy Next Door (Lionsgate) took a 51% dive to take tenth place with $4.7 million and $18.7 million total.
Legion (2010) Poster, Synopsis, Cast, 5min Trailer and Raw Review
January 23, 2010 / 34928
Director: Scott Stewart
Writers (WGA): Peter Schink (written by) and Scott Stewart (written by)
Release Date: 22 January 2010 (USA)
Genre: Action | Fantasy | Horror | Thriller
Tagline: When the last angel falls, the fight for mankind begins.
MPAA: Rated R for strong bloody violence, and language.
Runtime: 100 min
Country: USA
Language: English
Color: Color
Sound Mix: Dolby Digital
Certification: USA:R | UK:15
Filming Locations: Galisteo, New Mexico, USA
Company: Bold Films
LEGION (2010) CAST
Paul Bettany … Michael
Lucas Black … Jeep Hanson
Tyrese Gibson … Kyle Williams
Adrianne Palicki … Charlie
Charles S. Dutton … Percy Walker
Kevin Durand … Gabriel
Jon Tenney … Howard Anderson
Willa Holland … Audrey Anderson
Kate Walsh … Sandra Anderson
Dennis Quaid … Bob Hanson
Jeanette Miller … Gladys Foster
Cameron Harlow … Minivan Boy
Doug Jones … Ice Cream Man
Josh Stamberg … Burton
Yancey Arias … Estevez Read more …
