I was wondering if anyone has had the chance to see "what the bleep do we know" its an underground sort of film....highly recommend if you havent if you have let me know of any you found similar to it...

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I've seen it. Good flick. It definitely makes you think about the stuff covered in the movie.

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Read "Hidden Messages in Water" by Masaru Emoto

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Ya I saw it a year ago.. I posted it on here before.. def. a great flick.. Quantum Physics is the way of the future and new techological advances.

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[COLOR=black][COLOR=#bbbbbb]Great movie, but one that needs more than a few viewings to soak it all in. I really enjoyed the discussion about how people can become physically and mentally "addicted" to certain emotions - never thought of it that way but it's definitely true. [/COLOR] [COLOR=#bbbbbb] [/COLOR] [COLOR=#bbbbbb]Along with Jenks, I'd also recommend [b]Joseph Campbell - The Inner Reaches of Outer Space[/b] to anyone who liked this flick. It's a quick read - about 200 pages - and it focuses on a lot of the topics in the film. Actually, I’d recommend [i]everything[/i] Campbell has written, but this book relates to our thread here.[/COLOR] [/COLOR]

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imagine thinking like those people in the movie?? It must be hard on them..

ps- How much does the Indian like talking about Quantum Physics? He loves it he always has a smile on his face when he is talking about it.. i love it,,

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[quote=BSully828][COLOR=black][COLOR=#bbbbbb][/COLOR] [COLOR=#bbbbbb]Along with Jenks, I'd also recommend [B]Joseph Campbell - The Inner Reaches of Outer Space[/B] to anyone who liked this flick. It's a quick read - about 200 pages - and it focuses on a lot of the topics in the film. Actually, I?d recommend [I]everything[/I] Campbell has written, but this book relates to our thread here.[/COLOR] [/COLOR][/quote]

I've read "The power of Myth" from Campbell. There was a mini series documentary on pbs awhile back about Campbell. Very interesting.

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amazing movie.. it's an eye opener to the magic that exists in our universe.

there's a new version coming out with update info and interviews - What the Bleep do we know - DOwn the Rabbit Hole

[URL="http://www.whatthebleep.com/showdates/"]http://www.whatthebleep.com/showdates/[/URL]

go see it!

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i'm just couldnt get into this movie. it came highly recommended and a friend and i turned it off after about 30 minutes. i'm extremely open minded but it was just going no where imo. after reading these reviews i will give it another try.

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[quote=anthony]i'm just couldnt get into this movie. it came highly recommended and a friend and i turned it off after about 30 minutes. i'm extremely open minded but it was just going no where imo. after reading these reviews i will give it another try.[/quote]

the continuing story of the deaf woman is pretty lame most of the time.. maybe that's what turned you off. it's all the other stuff.. interviews and animations and studies that are mind blowing! I hope you do give it another chance :)

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It has potential no doubt.

I still believe that you should read some books instead though, try Paul Davies for example. Stephen Hawkings also have som interesting book who might be a tad more understandable since they are fairly well illustrated.

Interesting stuff though!!

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[quote=runningman]imagine thinking like those people in the movie?? It must be hard on them..

ps- How much does the Indian like talking about Quantum Physics? He loves it he always has a smile on his face when he is talking about it.. i love it,,[/quote]

actually a lot of indian people are like that...very into metaphysics and that sort of thing. i was on the train once in india and someone started a conversation by saying "so what's your outlook on life?"

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I was recommended this by my law teacher at school....and honestly I couldn't watch it...I just couldn't get into it