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Night of the Comet

Posted by petercarney1978 on 9th March 2010

Night of the Comet
Night of the Comet (1984)

IMDB rating: 6.10

Plot: Two sisters, high school seniors in the early 1980s, awaken one morning to blood red skies and the realization that the human race has been wiped out. It becomes apparant that anyone who was not surrounded by steel when the Earth recently passed through the tail of Haley’s comet has been reduced to a pile of red ash (the trace elements of human chemical makeup.) They encounter a rebellious Native American man and take over the air waves at a local radio station in an attempt to get help. Unfortunately, they attract the attention of a group of scientists who knew what the effects of the comet would be. They hid underground in a steel laboratory, but idiotically left the vents open. Now, as various survivors of the comet who were only partially surrounded by steel are decaying into flesh-hungry zombies, the scientists are attempting to come up with a vaccine made of the blood of people who were not infected by the comet. Thus the trio must fight their way past not only roving packs of the cannibalistic dead, but also outsmart a pack of scientists desperate not to become that way themselves.

Directors: Eberhardt Thom

Actors: Beltran Robert,Lewis Geoffrey,Fox Peter,Achorn John,Bowen Michael,Roth Ivan E.,Boyer Chance,Boyer Andrew,Comedy,Horror,Sci-Fi,Thriller,

Mystery sighting in the Sky?
Last Night, just after the New Years Eve countdown, my friends & I went outside.
We looked up at the sky, just seeing the moon and how bright it was, the sky being very clear. Then suddenly, we saw this red/orange thing going through the sky rather fast.
It was almost like a comet without a tail. & Some what like a UFO.
I talked to My friends, outside of the party. & My friend from Manchester said that she saw it too, & she lives like 2 hours & a half a way from Me. Another Friend said that she also saw it, but apart from its usual.
So mine & my friends guess are that maybe it was something like a ufo, or a chinese lantern thing, that are released. But it doesn’t explain the rapid movement of it, because it was hardly windy at all outside?
This sighting was over Buckinghamshire.

SERIOUSLY, Someone please explain this! What could it of Been?!


Yes even I had seen that red-orange thing in india the next night. You said it was without tail but I could see a reddish yellow tail and it was moving very fast. Many people have seen such thing earlier too but this time a telescope from Hyd Birla planetarium had confirmed that such things were seen before too and confirmed it was a UFO. They argued it could not be a comet or mars although it had a small reddish yellow tale !!

intellect_inside | Jan 01, 2010


I seen a red/orange thing last year but it wasn’t moving it was in the same spot (This was in the day so it couldn’t of been mars)

If it was a chinese lantern and it was moving that fast then it would be the wind but the problem is, the wind moving that fast would destroy it and blow out the inside light
Simon S | Jan 01, 2010


Most likely, it would be a Chinese Lantern from Taiwan, or China. If it isn’t, it would be a kind of natural phenomenon. It could be a UFO though, but the possibilities are slim
hi yahoo! | Jan 01, 2010


hi we saw them up here in glasgow to it was like 3 at a time every three minutes it was more red here stayin in the sky for abt 3 mins before disappearing must admit it did freak us out lol
sue g | Jan 01, 2010


Chinese lanterns. Saw a load go off last night at midnight. What the wind speed is with you at the ground is different at other heights. The ones I saw last night moved quicker than the wind was at ground level. It is also misleading to guess wind speed without a hint, finger in there air is not as good as seeing something carried by it.
Tedward | Jan 01, 2010


I don’t know what you seen but it isn’t uncommon to see a UFO.
Iwalkeverywhere | Jan 01, 2010


Like 99.9% of all UFO reports in the UK this year, it was a Chinese lantern. Every damned weekend and holiday people all over the UK let these things off, and then people like you report them as UFOs.
Geoff G | Jan 01, 2010

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Missing in Action

Posted by petercarney1978 on 6th February 2010

Missing in Action
Missing in Action (1984)

IMDB rating: 4.70

Plot: Braddock, a man who was a POW in Vietnam, who just recently came back, is asked by an American delegation to go to Vietnam to see if there are any POW’s there. When he arrives the General in charge makes some disparaging remarks to Braddock and they accuse him of crimes against them. Braddock later goes to the General and demands to know where the POW’s are and after telling Braddock he tries to kill him but Braddock kills him. Later he is asked to leave, he then goes to Thailand to see a friend and to try and get those men out. But he is being pursued by a man who tortured him when he was a prisoner.

Directors: Zito Joseph

Actors: Norris Chuck,Walsh M. Emmet,Tress David,Hong James,Ortega Ernie,Mascarino Pierrino,Anderson Erich,Carberry Joseph,Kleinberger Avi,Williams Willie,Segreto Ric,Arceo Gil,Dantes Roger,Action,War,

Why can't i fight the elite 4 in pokemon fire red?
i use a action replay and when i got to the elite 4 on indigo plateu, a girl is blocking the door way saying that I cant go in because Lorelli is missing. But i cant get to the icefall cave on four island if i havent beaten the elite four. Is this because of the action replay? 10pts best answer
wabberfu…how do you think i got past the guards if i didnt get the 8 badges?


Hm, did you use the action replay to get to the Elite 4 before you defeated all 8 gyms?
If that’s the case, you need to get all 8 badges.
It sounds like this is your first time making it to the Elite 4, so that may be the case.
Hope that helps.
:)
Kat B | Jan 31, 2010


You Possibly Need To Get All The Gym Badges
Wabberful | Jan 31, 2010

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Once Upon a Time in America

Posted by petercarney1978 on 18th December 2009

Once Upon a Time in America
Once Upon a Time in America (1984)

IMDB rating: 8.30

Plot: Epic tale of a group of Jewish gangsters in New York, from childhood, through their glory years during prohibition, and their meeting again 35 years later.

Directors: Leone Sergio

Actors: De Niro Robert,Williams Treat,Woods James,Young Burt,Aiello Danny,Pesci Joe,Hayden James,Rapp Larry,Forsythe William,Miller Dutch,Harper Robert,Bright Richard,Crime,Drama,

Have you noticed that even LDSers think 0bama and the Nobel Peace Prize Committee are mornons?
Quotes from Utahns on Obama’s Nobel Prize

The Salt Lake Tribune

Updated: 10/09/2009 06:48:56 PM MDT

"I don’t think that Iran will suddenly wake up and say, my God, we’re dealing with a Nobel Prize winner, here."
Bob Seltzer, Salt Lake City, a Westminster College administrator

"As Americans, no matter what your politics, people ought to be pleased that our leader, our president, was singled out for this honor — the same way we were pleased when a professor from the University of Utah won a Noble Prize."
Bob Seltzer, Salt Lake City, a Westminster College administrator

"That is so ridiculous. First of all, why is he making efforts to reach out to the Muslim [world]? There are so many other issues close to home I feel should be dealt with before you go outside. Reagan, Lincoln and Washington, they never got any Nobel Prizes, and they were the ones who deserved it."
Elizabeth Pedersen, Salt Lake City, student

"Frankly, I think the best thing Obama has done for us relating to peace is end America’s terrorist panic the Bush era brought about. That’s what he should get the peace prize for."
Roger Bourke White Jr., Taylorsville, business and technology writer and student

"As much as the recognition is for him, it is a recognition that the United States is a leader in international diplomacy and that we, as a nation, have made a renewed commitment to international diplomacy and peace in the world."
Salt Lake County Mayor Peter Corroon

"It was premature. He may do some great things, but let’s wait and see before we start giving awards."
Brent Warnock, Bountiful, Salt Lake Community College adjunct instructor

"He’s a good president. I’m all for him getting the Nobel Peace Prize. If he’s reaching out this way [to other countries], I think that’s good. It’s not wrong to talk to people, right?"
Kelly Klick, Salt Lake City student

"People have done a lot more and not gotten a Nobel Peace Prize, but as far as the people in leadership positions and in power, he’s doing a lot more. He’s doing what no one else is doing, and that’s kind of what the Nobel Peace Prize is about."
Heather Stout, Salt Lake City, server and student

The award "sends a message to the world that our leaders, and we as a people, are serious about working for peace."
Allan Smart, Salt Lake City, vice president of the Gandhi Alliance for Peace

The Nobel committee has appropriately recognized "that President Obama in a short time has reinvigorated diplomacy, improved our country’s stature in the world community, and revived hope for peaceful resolution of international issues."
Scott Matheson Jr., Salt Lake City, a professor at the University of Utah’s S.J. Quinney School of Law.

The President is right to see the award as a "call to action — both an affirmation and an inspiration for nations to work together to reverse nuclear proliferation, address climate change, eliminate terrorism, and end armed conflict."
Scott Matheson Jr., a professor at the University of Utah’s S.J. Quinney School of Law.

"Obama deserves credit for convincing much of the world that the United States is a nation that can once again be trusted with global leadership. This might just say how important it is that the United States does fill that leadership role."
Michael Minch, Draper, Utah Valley University director of Peace and Justice Studies

"The gold medal might hang heavy around Obama’s neck as a standard upon which all of his future actions will be measured. There’s no doubt that it will now be something of a burden."
Michael Minch, Draper, Utah Valley University director of Peace and Justice Studies

Lisa Schencker and Matthew D. LaPlante

http://www.sltrib.com/ci_13528321?source =most_viewed


You know, the word "Mormon" is only one-letter away from moron…there’s probably a reason for this…

Zap | Oct 12, 2009


And your question is????
Herfnerd | Oct 12, 2009


And? That should matter to me why??
bash | Oct 12, 2009


No, I have not.

Wow, you are good and copying and pasting.
Terry R | Oct 12, 2009


If you’re going to call someone a moron, you NEED to spell it right. Otherwise, you make yourself look like a mornon.
Kevin B. | Oct 12, 2009


What’s an LDSer and mornons
Raoul | Oct 12, 2009

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Star Trek III: The Search for Spock

Posted by petercarney1978 on 15th December 2009

Star Trek III: The Search for Spock
Star Trek III: The Search for Spock (1984)

IMDB rating: 6.40

Plot: Admiral Kirk’s defeat of Khan and the creation of the Genesis planet are empty victories. Spock is dead and McCoy is, seemingly inexplicably, being driven insane. Then an unexpected visit from Sarek, Spock’s father, provides a startling revelation: McCoy is harboring Spock’s living essence. With one friend alive and one not, but both in pain, Kirk attempts to help his friends by stealing the Enterprise and defying Starfleet’s Genesis quarantine. But the Klingons have also learned of Genesis and race to meet Kirk in a deadly rendezvous.

Directors:

Actors: Shatner William,Kelley DeForest,Doohan James,Takei George,Koenig Walter,Butrick Merritt,Morris Phil,McGinnis Scott,Hooks Robert,Steven Carl,Potenza Vadia,Action,Adventure,Sci-Fi,Thriller,

Who is your favorite movie villain played by Christopher Lloyd?
My favorites are:
1. Judge Doom (Who Framed Roger Rabbit)
2. Commander Kruge (Star Trek III: The Search for Spock)
3. Rasputin (Anastasia)
4. Merlock (DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp)


Judge Doom (Who Framed Roger Rabbit)

He is so funny.

Jason B | Aug 08, 2009


Can I say Hacker from "Cyberchase"?
Leben Tod | Aug 07, 2009

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