So I'm going to see Religilous today at 5:20. I've got to drive about 2-3 counties over to a theatre that's actually showing it, and I'm going by myself.
“We are often hesitant to look at other faiths or to examine our own critically because we feel that, in doing so, we are being disloyal to our own deeply felt convictions. ... And yet our beliefs are not worth very much if they cannot stand up to any scrutiny.” -- James Livingston.
If I want to see it, I would also have to drive to the next county, 80 miles, which isn't an option since I don't have a car. But they are showing "An American Carol" locally. I wrote an angry letter to the local newspaper about it.
I recently wanted to see the film, "Religuous," at a local movie theater. But, Pelican Cinemas, the only local movie theater, does not show the film. No big surprise. "Religuous" is a small-budget comedy with limited left-wing appeal (it is playing at a theater in Ashland). However, when I checked the listing, it did come as a bit more of a surprise to me that Pelican Cinemas is showing a film with an even smaller audience--"An American Carol." From the look of the online trailers, it is a right-wing lampoon of Michael Moore, and it is about as comedically stale, intellectually lowbrow and politically creepy as Michael Moore himself.
If the administrator of Pelican Cinemas wants to limit the viewing options of the city public, that is obviously his own private decision and his right. But Klamath Falls has become a sizable and diverse city, and it will get bigger. Can someone with the capital please start up another cinema, maybe in the old downtown, or maybe at the burgeoning east side of the city? I see a great business opportunity here. One cinema no longer needs to have a monopoly.
See it and bring a few friends. If we must have docugandas, let them send a message that really needs to be sent.
Apostateabe wrote: If I want to see it, I would also have to drive to the next county, 80 miles, which isn't an option since I don't have a car. But they are showing "An American Carol" locally. I wrote an angry letter to the local newspaper about it.
I've seen the trailer as well, and I completely agree with you, apart from Michael Moore being intellectually lowbrow and whatnot. He may be pretty creepy, but he does strike on some pretty good things.
I wouldn't mind seeing Religulous. I'll wait till it comes out on DVD, though. It hasn't come out in Australia yet.
I just got back. This movie was absolutely hilarious. It wasn't just laughing at religious people being interviewed, this was seriously cut and presented as a comedy. Absolutely entertaining and interesting.
How did you even find a theater showing it?? I have no clue how to find one!!! other than calling.....cant find one playing in within 20 miles. uuuuuuuuuuuggggggggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh is there a website??
i tried fandango. it just keeps saying no showings. but even if its like 5 hours away i wanna know where its showing!
KHill7771 wrote: How did you even find a theater showing it?? I have no clue how to find one!!! other than calling.....cant find one playing in within 20 miles. uuuuuuuuuuuggggggggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh is there a website??
I usually use Yahoo! movies. Type in your zip code and go. If you can't find a showing with either that or Fandango, then it probably is not showing, and you should write an angry letter to your local cinema.
Saw it today. I thought it was very good, and very smart. The problem with it is that while some of the people that need to see it (the skeptics) will, the ones who really do, the religious folks, will stay well clear.
My letter to the editor got published recently, it seems. There is a comment under my letter on the newspaper website that says he will send a request to the theater to try to get it shown, because they have lost money showing unpopular films before. There is another comment that says there is no way a second theater could make it financially in this town. Maybe so.
Another thing about Religilous is that it makes the same claims about Horus and Jesus as in the movie Zeitgeist, which I'm pretty sure is false at this point ( http://zeitgeistchallenge.com/ ).
As detailed in my support forum post (http://forum.voodooprojects.org/index.php/topic,1498.0.html) resetting the USB when you still want to load data from it might not be a very bright idea.
- It's limited to max 10 Controllers of each type (UHCI, EHCI) due to lack of proper dynamically allocated queue
gUSBEnqueuedEHCI is hardcoded to a size of MAX_USB_DEVICES * sizeof(pci_dt_t), so if you ever have a machine with more than MAX_USB_DEVICES controllers, you're writing to memory that you shouldn't be. The same goes for the other pci_dt_t array.
I also have an implementation in my branch (http://forge.voodooprojects.org/p/chameleon/source/tree/HEAD/branches/meklort/i386/libsaio/usb.c) for the usb code, and inside of pci_setup.c as well. There is one main bug that I still haven't fixed with it (running the reset on the correct controller, but that's just two lines to fix)
Yup, I realize that that is extremely bad code (hey, it took me about an hour to fix what I was looking for...)
I'm inspecting meklort's changes, and I'd like to merge his md0 ramdisk + usb changes back to the trunk.
There isn't any reason to, the kernel with just reuse it when it's started up (I believe, correct me if I'm wrong).