Posts by steeljackal7

Walter Thomas18 said:I went to Proimmun for testing—it cost me about $220. The results were exactly what I suspected, which basically just confirmed my own theories. Along with the results, they provided some specific recommendations

How long does the testing process actually take? And is there any special prep required beforehand?

wearybear82 said:This trailer isn't anything special. It feels like they're just checking boxes to get this thing over the finish line—you know, throw in some monsters, an octopus, crank up the comedy, and top it off with a tragedy at the end. But the trailer just doesn't have that same vibe the first movie had. It's giving me more of a recent Thor or Ant-Man feel.
How did they even bring this Gamora back to life?

They didn't actually bring her back. This is the Gamora from an alternate universe—just watch Endgame if you haven't seen it, or rewatch it if you have. 😁

Man, I remember watching that as a kid on Vox or maybe some German cable channel—something like that. It was always late on weekend nights; I clearly remember waiting for my parents to head to bed so I could finally switch over to 😁
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It was an okay movie.
By the way, there’s already an open thread for this

Honestly, this sounds pretty underwhelming to me. I’ll probably just skip it—kind of like I did with the Ms. Marvel series.

Mark Cruz15 said:Since Einstein introduced time as the fourth dimension in his theory of relativity over a century ago—and modern physics is pushing even further—why do we still call these movies 3D instead of 4D? I mean, we're seeing all three spatial dimensions plus the progression of time, right?
Has the film industry even given this any thought?

Why would you expect the film industry to care about physics or Einstein? They didn't come up with these names in a lab—it’s just marketing and sales tactics from an industry filled with people who aren't physicists.

There are three spatial dimensions: width, height, and depth.
Standard 2D films have width and height, whereas 3D films "possess" that third dimension (depth)—and for the sake of this argument, it doesn't matter that the effect is artificially created through technical tricks.

electrictrucker82 said:Aha, so this is Eva Green. Honestly, that's just unpleasant 🤮 The first one is supposedly the standard for beauty compared to her, though she isn't really my favorite personally

Haha 🤣 Eva Green is gross????
What is wrong with you?

Gary Martinez2 said:I haven't sat through the whole Avengers saga, but I'm not a fan of that time travel concept—you could end up killing someone by accident.
Kill a bug in the past and suddenly the entire timeline is rewritten? Still, I get it—they were just trying to bring back half the population.

Take another look at that, because I don't think you quite grasped how the time travel mechanics actually work here. Even within the film, it’s mentioned at least three different times that time travel doesn't function that way and that you can't simply change the past.

My doctor just handed me a referral for some IgE and RAST testing. Where's the best place to get this done?

Thanks