Is 'What the BLEEP Do We Know?" a good film?
90030
Dude, steer clear of this film! Not sure what you've heard about it but take it from me: it's complete rubbish. It's actually a bunch of propaganda produced by a bizarre cult called Ramtha. This "Ramtha" is supposed to be a 35,000-year-old "spirit warrior" who -- get this -- appeared in the kitchen of the group founder (J.Z. Knight) -- possibly to suggest she was using too much garlic in her pasta sauce? Anyway, Ms. Knight and her cronies have made quite a bit of money off this film and similar enterprises. That's capitalism, so I guess it's ok and all, but I think people should know who they're giving their money to when checking out movies, books, etc. This cult (like all cults) is seriously whacked and, speaking for myself, I don't want Ramtha getting any of my hard-earned money.
887242
I have seen the movie. It's impossible to avoid bias in things like these. Clearly Al Gore was/is concerned about Global Warming, but  it's impossible to comment on what should/could/would have happened if things had been different in the election. \n\nI thought the movie was super informative and interesting. It definitely made me think about global warming. It's a really important subject and I think the movie does a good job of introducing the issue to people who might be less informed about it. Go check it out!
827735
Definitely!\n\nI saw it last night and loved every action packed minute. Great, great film.
76387
I really enjoyed that docufilm. It made me realize that in my life, there are certain things that happen because I have trained my brain to respond in that manner. If I can disconnect the neurons in my brain and retrain them, I may not be as angry at life as I think I am. So, lets say, my husband comes home late. I automatically assume some ghastly vision which included some other woman. But, if I just breathe and not assume, let the explanation carry itself, I might possibly not freak out the next time it happens. It is basically learning to tell your brain not to think what it normally does. So, all in all, I think it is a good film for people like me with actual mental instability, it might help someone else relearn to react differently.
881935
I thought it was an OK movie.  It was cute, humorous, quirky in some parts.  It has a deeper meaning though, in my opinion.\nWe're always trying to fast forward through life, without savoring each moment we DO have with our loved ones.  He was lucky, he got a second chance.....because it was a dream.\nWe don't.  So don't waste your lives focusing & worrying about work, etc!!!  There's SO much more!!!
939263
We use technology based on quantum physics every day.  From your computer processor to MRI machines, it's been very useful.  However, we're not done formulating it completely - we know it works, but there are many different versions that are mostly completementary that produce the same results, and we still need to figure out how they fit together.\n\nThat said, "What the Bleep do we Know" is mostly crap.  From the parts that I saw, I wouldn't trust that movie to explain anything about science.  For instance, writing words on bottles of water and expecting it to change the taste is obviously nonsense.  I'm shocked they tried to pass it off as science.\n\nYou might just want to open a physics book instead if you want to know more about QM - don't trust the movies.
624676
It was good-\nThe ending was nothing special, everyone must have seen it.\nNo mystery.\n\nThere IS a coda after the credits, \nif you watched carefully it won't be a surprise \nthat they can't kill off Prof. X. permanently!
665791
Yes.\nIt was nice, something different and very refreshing too. It's good to know that religions are not only tolerated in America, they're not hated or completely discriminated against.\nAlthough I did think some of the Muslims featured there seemed a bit shallow, I do also think that a few of them are very bitter.\nHowever, it's a nice documentary about turning Muslim in a predominantly Christian state. I do note that even though it's predominantly Christian, they do not impose harsh restrictions, rules or positive state sanctioned discrimination like how many Muslim countries impose on other religions. \nThat is a good thing to learn from.\n\nJenova\n(d.yuffie@gmail.com)
1030523
"If you could see what I hear".  \n\nA fantastic movie about the life of entertainer Tom Sullivan.\n\nI laughed, I cried. I loved it. But not many others did.\n\nIt stars Marc Singer (Beastmaster and televisions "V"), Shari Belafonte and RH Thompson\n\nYou might find info on it on IMDB.  It was on video many many years ago, but I haven't been able to find it on DVD.  \n\nThanks for making me bring that up again!  If you get a chance, its a wonderful watch!
1057966
the new one? *sigh* it is soo worth seeing. I thought it would be okay, kind of boring, now that I saw it, it's my second favorite movie. Everyone I know thought it would just be kind of okay, and then they can't stop watching it. the cast is one of the best I've seen, great scenery....really great movie. so yeah, it's worth seeing. :)
590865
Yes, it was a good film, entertaining at times predictable, but enjoyable.  Some moments where you are like"C'mon c'mon" Tension wise.
852743
I once read an article by Jonathon Ross about John Holmes, and in it he described a pathetic figure whose celebrity status in the arena of porn deteriorated into a life of drug abuse, betrayal, gang involvement and murder...oh, and his eventual death due to Aids. What a great premise for a film!\n\nI enjoyed Wonderland and was gripped all the way though.It was Holmes' dependence on drugs that meant he was eventually dropped from the porn industry, he could no longer perform or 'get it up'. From there his life spiralled and this is where Wonderland starts.\n\nThe story is not only presented in a very factual way, ( nearly every police statement and event occurred as shown ), but the pace in unrelenting and the acting convincing. Kilmer does a good job on Holmes - a bit like his Jim Morrison, he gets the druggie, spaced out feel just right.\n\nThe re-telling of events through different perspectives is also impressive, if not original and although there is no real tension in the film this is not a criticism. This is not supposed to be a suspense film or a thriller, it is much better than that. It is a true account of lives which interest us and which most of us have difficulty comprehending - apologies to drug dealers, murderers and porn stars.\n\nWhen the actual murders occur they are brutal and dramatic, interspersing real footage of the murder scene into the action. Gory and fascinating, and i'm sure most of you do the pause or slow-mo run after.\n\nI'm a sucker for information being handed out at the end of films and Wonderland doesn't disappoint. We find out about all the main protagonists and of course we all know what happened to John. Full credit to the director, I was waiting for this film to be made since 1988 and am not disappointed!
451954
one of the greastest movies. it is a classic. it is a movie that will never go away. i love this part....\nstupid worthless no good g$d damn freeloading son of a \nb$%^h. retar$$% a$$hole know it all jerk....and it goes on and on...
597095
Have you seen that movie yet?  I saw it yesterday.\n\ndoes that help?
768450
The thing is that it is nothing like the Bond films that we have had for the last few years.\nThis is a good gritty film and because of the back to basics type story it is worth talking about.
653757
Yeah i saw it! But i don't know what you're looking for exactly, a review?!! summary?!! or what? So i'm just gonnna tell you what i thought of it .. \nIt was a nice experience because its not like every other romantic comedy we usually see, the story is weird in a way which is what made the movie interesting, a bit funny, and gives a different perspective on love and marriage ...
296217
I saw the movie on opening day. It is now my all time favorite movie. If you like anything that goes fast, or you like motorcycles of any type, or if you like Anthony Hopkins or if you like New Zealand you will probably love the movie. If you don't like that stuff, you might like the movie. If you are a movie critic, you might think it is just okay. I would see it again and I would buy the DVD.\n\nJust as a warning, the movie has inspired me to go to Bonneville. I am going to try to go this year to check it out and hopefully I can plan to race next year.