Re: fault in movies
Duggy
> In Demolition Man, why does everyone wear grey outfits, but when
> Simon Phoenix is thawed out for his parole hearing, he is wearing a
> red shirt and overalls? Did they keep some of his own clothes for
> the 30 years he was on ice?
> Also, at the end of Star Wars, they count down until the Death Star
> is in firing range of the rebel base, it is obscured by a moon, I think.
> Why didn't the Death Star just blow up the moon?
Millions of films, dozens of faults in each and you post two to a TV
group.
You're like the smartest person ever, aren't you?
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TG'sFM
Why do you always try to put people down? Is it so you feel better
about yourself? If so, that's really, really sad.
Duggy
> Why do you always try to put people down?
Only the morons.
> Is it so you feel better about yourself?
No, it's how I get the morons to think before they post.
> If so, that's really, really sad.
Well, it's not so, so it isn't sad.
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brilton
> On Aug 26, 6:05 pm, "|-|erc" <h...@r.c> wrote:
>> In Demolition Man, why does everyone wear grey outfits, but when
>> Simon Phoenix is thawed out for his parole hearing, he is wearing a
>> red shirt and overalls? Did they keep some of his own clothes for
>> the 30 years he was on ice?
>
>> Also, at the end of Star Wars, they count down until the Death Star
>> is in firing range of the rebel base, it is obscured by a moon, I think.
>> Why didn't the Death Star just blow up the moon?
>
> Millions of films, dozens of faults in each and you post two to a TV
> group.
Still more on-topic than the majority of the shit posted on this
newsgroup, especially considering that both of these films have been on
TV a few times.