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Originally posted by EclipseReloaded
reply to post by NightVision
This is not speculation anymore, this is factual news I just found on a popular movie website called Movieweb.com...this is further supported by the LA Times.
READ + COMPREHENSION = WISE.
Originally posted by glitchinthematrix
Originally posted by EclipseReloaded
reply to post by NightVision
This is not speculation anymore, this is factual news I just found on a popular movie website called Movieweb.com...this is further supported by the LA Times.
READ + COMPREHENSION = WISE.
Perhaps if you posted links to these two sources, such guidance would be unnecessary. I could continue on with the this + that = BS, but why be a smart***?
Originally posted by EclipseReloaded
Perhaps if you had read the first post, which stated that this is sourced from the LA Times, then this petty diatribe wouldn't have begun
Originally posted by Arbitrageur
Originally posted by EclipseReloaded
Perhaps if you had read the first post, which stated that this is sourced from the LA Times, then this petty diatribe wouldn't have begun
So did you find this story in the print version of the LAtimes, or the online version? If the latter, is there some reason for not posting the link?
I already searched 5 minutes without finding it but if you have a link you could save some people some time searching, thanks.
Originally posted by EclipseReloaded
I found this news about the new Area 51 movie on MovieWeb.com, which cited the LA Times...here's the link to the LA Times article...you'll have to scroll down about 2/3rds down the article about the director's other movie project, "Paranormal Activity" (which incidentily impressed Steven Spielberg!):
New Area 51 Movie LA Times News Source Link
Originally posted by zaiger
They have been making alien/scifi movies for over 100 years and they have done nothing for discosure. District 9 does no more for UFOlogy than Alice in wonderland did.
Originally posted by zorgon
Even has THREE government agencies sponsoring it
Originally posted by NightVisionhe was being chased by 'Govt. robots down the Vegas strip, as volcanoes spew molten rock into the sky in the background.'
Originally posted by zaiger
They have been making alien/scifi movies for over 100 years and they have done nothing for discosure. District 9 does no more for UFOlogy than Alice in wonderland did.
Originally posted by CadburyBut more importantly, please tell me more about what you have just said.
Originally posted by EclipseReloaded
Next week production will commence on Area 51. The film will have the "found footage narrative structure of his last film and tell the story of three teens whose curiosity leads them to the notorious Area 51 part of Nellis Air Force Base in the Nevada desert."