lol, ya it's funny.
the first time i saw this movie i was on lsd and i was like "whooaaa man! crazy sh!t!" lol - it was a fun trip, but... you know, what the bleep!
and then the second time i saw the extended edition and i was sober and i knew that if i went looking online i would find a lot of skeptical treatment of the movie. and sure enough, it's there. and all pretty valid, although skeptics (myself included) are sometimes some of the most pedantic literalists of them all. literal to physical objectivity. it gets boring, which is why i like doing psychedelic drugs sometimes. frankly. but reality is boring! i really don't buy this "awe and wonder" crap that us skeptics spout off about all the time, LOL.
anyways, in the extras on the extended edition, they have extended interviews. and the one with the physicist, forget name and school, was hilarious, because he had been so horrified that he was so misrepressented in the movie, and he wanted to say some extra stuff. he proceeds to blast the original movie and realign himself with a sense of reality that he feflt was lost in the first film. ha ha~! it was great. said some very interesting things about god.
i like what the movie is attempting to represent, even though i am skeptical of its manifest objective reality. if reality turned out to be like that, i would be cool with it. but until then, it's just a flick.
i was impressed with the water crystal thing, but frustrated with the lack of variables described in the experiements. i see the japanese guy has several books out about it. i assumed that he describes more detail, but i haven't really looked into them far. again, i would be very impressed if there was something to write home about this.
oh well (sigh)
bleepity bleep bleep,
tetra