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hunter

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3. A large fraction of it broke my "willing suspension of disbelief."
Tue Oct 14, 2014, 12:08 PM
Oct 2014

It needed some scientifically literate people to patch over the rough spots. Dr. Who and Star Trek are about as far-fetched as one can get and still be called "science fiction" but they generally suffer fewer cringe-worthy moments than this movie did.

In particular, I've spent many, many, many long hours attending scientific, technical, and medical lectures. That part of the movie was almost "Spock's Brain" painful to sit through.

Even so it was a much more thoughtful movie than the usual sci/fi action blender.

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