I've used IDrive to perform full system backups. They offer disk image backup that replicates your system to a secondary location. That means all your programs, settings, files, everything. So you can easily restore your system with the same structure as before.
I was in the same boat looking for a secure, affordable online backup solution. Based on a recommendation from another forum I went with IDrive, and I've been satisfied with their service. They use private key encryption so no one but me can unlock my files. And they offer backup for any number...
Let me be clearer for you: You don't like how celebrity allegations get more attention than normal ones do. There, now people will stop thinking you're condoning rape. :thumbsup:
The film makers chose to create a visual device that articulated a fifth dimension. It's kind of heavy handed and silly but they had to do it. Just telling us that a message got from Cooper to Murph wouldn't cut it.
That scene kind of bothered me, too, but it was still great cinema. You...
Debatable. If we were the center of the universe we wouldn't be going into extinction (in Interstellar's storyline). Cooper and the rest used their intelligence and will to fight against forces of an indifferent universe.
I don't get why a sci-fi movie has to be scientifically perfect to be enjoyed.
Interstellar was about humans dealing with the ultimate existential crisis. It was about fighting to stay alive, to maintain dignity, and to uphold human values like family in the face of a crisis that finally...
I understand the film had some flaws. The story was pretty shallow, or at least it left a lot to wonder about the characters so it's harder to connect with them.
But that first scene where Bullock is spinning into oblivion was one of the most claustrophobic, mind-numbing sequences I've ever...
When I first started a couple weeks ago I got mistaken for Mayne just for asking why everyone was bagging on Mayne. :P The answer to my question became abundantly clear as I read his posts
I have a feeling its amazing, but too long and detailed, and you probably lose the human story in all the skipping through time via blackholes.
2001 had mixed reviews when it first came out though. And now it's considered one of the greatest films ever.
"Time is a great thickener of things."
Yeah like the scene in Inception where the world is rolling across multiple levels of consciousness, because the van the "inceptioned" person is in is rolling in the upper layer of consciousness. Holy god.
o_O Both Gravity and Interstellar are technical innovations. Why not be interested in them too?
That makes sense. I thought you meant it detracts from your viewing experience.
I'm reposting my anecdote about meeting MJ because too many people aren't responding to it:
I met MJ at a funeral when I was a kid.
A woman threw herself and her children off the Vincent Thomas bridge in Long Beach, CA when I was a kid. She lived but her children did not. It made the...
On this point, I think a movie that makes realism its top priority ends up coming up short on what matters. So Gravity is realistic enough that you feel the gravity of the characters' fight for survival in the most inhospitable place, but you don't get too lost in realistic details that don't do...
Gotta disagree here. Gravity is one of the most thrilling movies of all time. The visuals and sound on the big screen floor you. The long shot where Sandra Bullock is spinning into blackness and the camera somehow goes inside her helmet to show you what she's seeing?! That kind of experience is...
Children of Men. What a truly great film.
Gravity was about pushing cinema to the next level with technology. They invented the technology the film was shot with. So the story was meh, but the visuals were WHOA! Overall a phenomenal thrill ride that makes you feel like you're stuck out in...
Agreed. Killing them softly was a bore even though the material was pretty captivating and all the actors were great. It was too slow, and too heavy handed about its anti-capitalism message. When movies widen their lens too much to try to be "about" something, they wind up hard to relate to...
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