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Awesome, simply awesome.

You're just now seeing this? I've got this great movie you should rent about a 1930s archeologist. Lemme see if I can find the name of it....

Quote: Originally Posted by NationalKato You're just now seeing this? I've got this great movie you should rent about a 1930s archeologist. Lemme see if I can find the name of it.... The Mummy? Yeah, I know. Besides, I don't think that The Mummy is set in the 1930s.

Quote: Originally Posted by Disgustipated Awesome, simply awesome. Not much more needs to be said. You're late to the party, but we're glad you came.

Quote: Originally Posted by NationalKato You're just now seeing this? I've got this great movie you should rent about a 1930s archeologist. Lemme see if I can find the name of it.... Oh man, I've been waiting to see National Treasure for ages now!

I loved this movie, I thought it was awesome. I just couldnt understand how, if this guy couldnt remember anything after the accident, how could he remember he had this short term memory problem. Maybe I missed the explanation.

I love the scene where he's waiting in the bathroom with the wine bottle to knock the guy out...and forgets why he's there. Then he looks at the wine bottle in his hand and just says "I don't feel drunk..." Almost as great as when Trinity beats her own ass right in front of him, goes out front, comes back in, and tells him the other guy did it. That movie is just 10 kinds of awesome...

Quote: Originally Posted by BLiTzKrIeG I loved this movie, I thought it was awesome. I just couldnt understand how, if this guy couldnt remember anything after the accident, how could he remember he had this short term memory problem. Maybe I missed the explanation. That's funny, my girlfriend had the same ...

Quote: Originally Posted by BLiTzKrIeG I loved this movie, I thought it was awesome. I just couldnt understand how, if this guy couldnt remember anything after the accident, how could he remember he had this short term memory problem. Maybe I missed the explanation. If I recall correctly...he didn't remember his ...

Conditioning;Its all about conditioning your self to act instead of remembering how. Edit: Most memory specialist consider it the most accurate portrayal of memory problems in cinema.