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Originally Posted by Dr Kain

Transcendence - When it comes down to the core concepts of this movie, the movie sounds extremely interesting and unique. A dying man's brain is uploaded into a computer and he creates technological wonders with it that can also become nightmarish echoes of the future. What we actually got was a movie with a paper plot so thin, you could just watch the two minute trailer and you would be left more satisfied than when the credits start rolling. This movie is just so god damned boring that is it not even worth wasting your time seeing even once. Like I just said, go watch the trailer instead. Johnny Depp sounds like he was bored while Rebecca Hall's facial expressions never seemed to match with what was going on on screen. Perhaps Depp should retire from acting as he is racing down the slide that leads into a pile of crap at rapid speeds while he still has some dignity left to his name. Overall, do not waste your time with this dull monotone called a movie as it never feels like it is going to end because there is no such thing as a climax within it. Go watch something better instead like "The World's End" or "The Matrix" if you want to see something that deals with machines and the end of the world. I give this movie a 2/10 and that is because of its concept.

I have a personal vendetta against that movie because I had an idea for a movie with a similar concept (a person who's mind is active while there body is not after an accident is given a new chance at life with an android body that he broadcasts his consciousness to), but now I can't make that movie without coming off as a rip-off of this one.

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Originally Posted by SideswipePrime

Peter Parker is Jewish? I always thought he was just religiously ambiguous.

I mean, I'm ok with it. I don't care what religion he is, but yeah...making offensive stereotypes...I mean Garfield is Jewish, so I guess it's kind of ok...but still...ugh! This is why we're not allowed to discuss religion here. It's to confusing.

Eh. I'm not too bothered by it. I make offensive jokes about my religion all the time. If anything, I think it helps combat bigotry associated with my religion, in the sense that it ridicules those stereotypes and people who believe them.