[Nico]

Originally posted by Ghostavo
A women who can survives a blast from one of the aliens' ship that destroys LA, gets her heli crashed, gets buried in junk, does not get ill (as in seasick) dispite being transported through a bumpy course... gets killed for entering a completly safe military hospital with the best medical help in the world!! Oh, and how did she survive the LA incident? By hiding in a closet

You're mixing two chicks there

[Ghostavo]

I haven't seen the movie in many years, so it tends to mix everything up

[magatsu1]

I actually didn't mind Win.ME

other than not being able to play Cannon Fodder...

[ionia23]

What a lame list.   Obviously this was written by people who found true depth in such wonderful films as "Fried Green Tomatoes" and "Boys On The Side".

[Shrike]

1) The Star Wars prequels.

[Tiara]

1). All Star Wars movies

[Kamikaze]

Originally posted by karajorma
I actually thought that using a virus to disable the alien space craft was actually a brilliantly plausable piece of sci-fi. All those who complain that the aliens should have had a virus checker really need to learn that aliens are likely to think in ways differently from us.

Which also means they shouldn't have been running PPC on their mothership right? That programmer guy had a mac right? Of course, I suppose it's possible he was coding for an alien platform but that's thouroughly ridiculous.

[karajorma]

Originally posted by Kamikaze


Which also means they shouldn't have been running PPC on their mothership right? That programmer guy had a mac right? Of course, I suppose it's possible he was coding for an alien platform but that's thouroughly ridiculous.

Was the whole second half of my post invisble to you or something?

I agree 100% with that half of the arguement. If they'd put an elite team of computer experts on the problem for a couple of weeks I'd have still thought it was a stretch.

[Kamikaze]

Errr, sorry. I missed that bit.