I was sent a link to this movie trailer by my cousin. It looks so interesting. I of course am going to run out and see it as soon as I can. I love his play on his most famous line from Ferris Bueller's Day Off at the end.
Friday, March 28, 2008
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THAT was great. Thanks for sharing.
Very bold topic for a movie. When you said movie trailer with Ben Stein I thought comedy. Was I way off. I'll be checking this out too. Sometimes you have to be the one to stand for what you believe in. Hats off to those scientists who have!
Thanks for sharing. Pretty interesting!
Looks like a must see for me, thanks!
Wow. That was great.
I thought for sure I had left a message on your Nora post but perhaps I didn't finish.
AMAZING.....Each birth of a child is truly amazing but being born in a car is unbelievable! How were you so calm? I am sucha believer of natural births.....I have yet to do it yet:) I need to ask you about that another time.
Your little Nora is adorable what a great story for when she gets older.
That story has got to be up their with your parents "shut up.... Elaine story "
Love it!
Interesting trailer. Bueller. Bueller.
Ben Stein is awesome!
I've loved Ben Stein ever since the "Win Ben STein's Money" show. I can't watch the trailer bc I'm in a public computer lab, but I'm completely intrigued. Esp because most the time I'm more concerned with private interests thwarting/obscuring science for personal gain, rather than worrying about science vs. science. There's such a thing as big science?
Anyway, if you like this kind of media I have got a LIST for you!
I so want to go with you to this movie! Thanks for the heads up.
Matt and I watched this the other night (from your blog) and we are both ready to drive to the nearest theater to see it. Anyhow thanks for the heads up neither one of us had even heard of it.
And I'm with Lane, I love Ben Stein. He has a pretty impressive resume if you dig a little deeper than the Ferris days. I think that I love that he does, and doesn't take himself too seriously.
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