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Science fiction has rocked cinemas for a century, and the genre has produced many undisputed classics during that time. But which movies are essential viewing for anyone interested in the genre? We broke down the 25 must-watch science fiction films.
Methodology: We looked at a few different criteria, including overall cinematic excellence. We wanted to include films that were important to the development of the genre, and which had helped to raise the overall level of awesomeness in science fiction films. We also wanted to represent as many different types of films as possible. And we looked for films that had an original concept, or which were the first of their kind in some way.
But most of all, we looked for films that would represent science fiction well to a new audience and totally rock a neophyte's brain.
Obviously, a list like this can never be 100 percent definitive, and we may have left your favorite movie of all time out — feel free to disagree and post your own lists in comments!
Metropolis (1927, dir. Fritz Lang) This film is one of the most formative works of science fiction of all time, and its imagery remains potent nearly 80 years later. And now that there's a fully restored version finally hitting cinemas — for the first time ever, outside of Germany — you can finally appreciate Fritz Lang's vision in its entirety. With its uniquely weird storyline involving a worker's uprising and a woman's robot duplicate, Metropolis remains a source of fascination — but it's also the source of much of the work that comes after it.
The Day The Earth Stood Still (1951, dir. Robert Wise) The 1950s were the era of sensational movies about aliens and monsters threatening our way of life — but only The Day The Earth Stood Still dares to use that framework to make us question that way of life. Klaatu's visit to us, and the warning he delivers, still resonate today. With its thought-provoking premise, this film won praise from such luminaries as Arthur C. Clarke, who put it on his own list of the best science fiction films.
Forbidden Planet (1956, dir. Fred M. Wilcox) A formative classic of space opera, this is said to be the first movie to take place on another planet, in deep space. It's often described as a retelling of Shakespeare's The Tempest, but Forbidden Planet also manages to do something unique, with a monster that comes from within and its secret relationship to the mysterious scourge that wiped out the super-advanced Krell race, 200,000 years ago. Like TDTES, this film examines our own tendency towards self-destruction, but it delves into the psychology of human self-destructiveness more.
Planet Of The Apes (1968, dir. Franklin J. Schaffner) And then there's this version of humanity's encounter with the "other" — Charleton Heston is the indignant everyman, thrust into a world where humans are little better than beasts and apes are ascendant. With their stinking paws. This film launched a whole genre of films in which a lone human (sometimes Heston again) copes with an inhuman who have inherited our planet and transformed it in their own image. But this film is still arguably the best.
2001: A Space Odyssey (1968, dir. Stanley Kubrick) A total departure from everything that came before, this film benefited immensely from Kubrick's unique eye as well as Arthur C. Clarke's mixture of hard science fiction and interest in transcendance. It's almost hard to list everything this film did first, and better than anybody else since: A compelling, realistic description of life in space? A depiction of an artificial intelligence going mad? A huge mystery that spans from the dawn of humanity into our far future? Those are just the building blocks for a film that's as mind-blowing and rewarding of close attention today as it was in 1968. It's also given us some of the genre's most quotable dialogue.
Alien (1979, dir. Ridley Scott) This film didn't just launch Scott and star Sigourney Weaver — it also launched a whole genre of movies about our terrifying encounters with creatures beyond our own imagination. Scott merged space opera, Westerns and horror in a way that pretty much nobody had done before, and the result remains vivid today. With a sharp script by Dan O'Bannon and note-perfect direction by Scott, this is a master class on how to do creepiness and a compelling story in the sterility of deep space.
Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back (1980, dir. Irvin Kerschner). This is the first of three sequels that came out in the early 1980s that were better than the films they followed, but which also innovated in a way that their precursors didn't. Not that the original Star Wars wasn't innovative — it was, in many ways, including its breathtaking effects, its fresh take on Western and Samurai themes, and its exhilerating approach to space opera. But Empire Strikes Back took all of the formal brilliance of Star Wars and married it to a story that feels truly epic. Luke Skywalker's journey in the film, from near-death on Hoth to confronting his own darkness on Dagobah to learning the truth on Bespin — this is a real voyage of discovery. You couldn't skip any of those steps and have it still work. All our other heroes struggle with tragedy and adversity — especially Han Solo — and it makes them deeper and more magnetic as characters. This isn't just the best Star Wars movie, it's one of the most essential movies, in any genre.
Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior (1981, dir. George Miller) And then there's this — the first Mad Max film is brutal and awesome, and well worth watching again, especially if you've only seen the dubbed version. But where Mad Max shows the breakdown of Max and the civilization he lives in, this sequel shows the aftermath, and becomes an indelible classic of post-apocalyptic films in the process. The final huge convoy scene, with its demolition derby feeling, has influenced everything that came after. And with "peak oil" once again being a hot topic, this film's story of barbarians struggling over the last oil supplies has a new resonance.
Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan (1982, dir. Nicholas Meyer) Like Empire Strikes Back, this film rises above its status as just another installment in a big, commercial saga. You could show this movie to someone who had never seen any Trek, and it would still resonate on a hundred different levels. James Kirk is the ultimate neophile, who always wants to go forward and rediscover new worlds, but he's been doing it too long and now his past is chasing him everywhere he goes. He's got a son and an arch-enemy that he didn't know he had, and the twist — that the ultimate weapon is also a source of renewal that can literally create life where none existed before — sets up one of the most bittersweet endings in movie history. And then there are the space battles, which are totally different than Star Wars and yet indelibly awesome in their own right.
Blade Runner (1982, dir. Ridley Scott) I think Scott's the only director who gets represented twice on this list, and with good reason — Blade Runner is just as essential as Alien, in its own way. It's still just as visually unique now as it was when it came out, and it defined the look and feel of cyberpunk as well as urban dystopia. And you can't even talk about science fiction noir without delving into Blade Runner. And like many of the other films on this list, Blade Runner looks at what it means to be human by examining our interactions with the "other" — but the line gets so blurry, and the Replicants so fascinating, that the end result is something you have to chew over in the hours after watching.
E.T. (1982, dir. Steven Spielberg) A lot of people may hate on this film, but it changed the way we see first contact with aliens, and E.T. was one of the first really compelling aliens ever to appear on the big screen. E.T. takes the sense of wonder from Close Encounters Of The Third Kind and makes it more intimate and personal. This is also the movie in which Spielberg's obessions with fatherhood, children and discovery resonate the best. But also, from a technical standpoint, it's an amazing achievement — rewatch it sometime, and look at how everything is presented from a child's eye-level, and the mom is the only adult whose face we see in the first two acts. Spielberg uses lighting, camera angles and dialog to make a film that's not just about childhood, but told from a child's point of view.
Tron (1982, dir. Steven Lisberger) It's hard to understate how much this film changed the genre of science fiction — it's arguably the first movie to use computer generated effects, as Lisberger hung out at MIT and learned from the techies there — but it's also still one of the most thrilling depictions of virtual worlds on the big screen. (Compare Tron to Lawnmower Man to see how much more exciting and believable the earlier film is.) With the theme of fighting against the fascistic Master Control Program, Lisberger manages to update science fiction's longstanding interest in social change, but makes it fun and exciting rather than dreary and preachy.
Back To The Future (1985, dir. Robert Zemeckis) It's shocking how few truly great science fiction comedy films there are — I wanted to include Galaxy Quest on this list really badly — but BTTF would still tower above the rest even if there were tons. It's clever and yet never stops being about Marty McFly and his family. It manages to come up with a coherent theory of time travel, in which you can rewrite the past and the effects are seen nearly instantaneously (luckily, Marty is only missing like an arm and a leg before the timestream rights itself) and never becomes inconsistent. And it's surprisingly daring, jumping feet first into the tricky waters of time-traveling incest. Plus it's one of those science fiction movies that everybody, even genre-hating snobs, will admit to loving.
Brazil (1985, dir. Terry Gilliam) And 1985's other classic film is also a comedy... well, sort of. It's possibly the darkest, bleakest, most horrifying comedy you'll ever see, with freakish plastic surgery, a man being condemned to death because of a typographical error, a lecture on ducting and a vigilante plumber. This is my favorite movie of all time, and probably the best thing to come out of Monty Python after the television series. This film probably couldn't get made today, and it definitely wouldn't get made in Hollywood, which tried to neuter it in U.S. cinemas. A subversive masterpiece, this film changed what a lot of people thought was possible in dark comedy as well as dystopian film-making.
RoboCop (1987, dir. Paul Verhoeven) Another totally subversive science fiction movie from the 1980s, this film picks up Tron's obsessions with corporate fascism and runs in a different direction, with the evil OCP trying to take over Detroit's police force and remake the struggling city as Delta City. RoboCop himself is a great example of science fiction's struggle with the ways technology changes or negates our humanity, and 20 years before The Dark Knight, this film manages to delve into similar questions about how far we'll go to keep society safe from crime. A surreal blend of cyberpunk, Frankenstein and action movie, this film remains Verhoeven's greatest statement.
Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991, dir. James Cameron) Speaking of dark action movies that confront us with questions about what it means to be human — this film would deserve a spot on the list just for the scene in which John Connor opens up the Terminator's head and changes his brain from read-only to read/write, so the Terminator can begin to learn from his experiences instead of just following commands. But it's also a brilliant action movie, in which every action sequence is inventive and uses special effects in a clever way. Every big-budget, CG-heavy action film aspires to be Terminator 2 deep in its chrome heart.
Ghost In The Shell (1995, dir. Mamoru Oshii) Like Akira, this is one of the first anime films to hit the U.S. and make a big impact, and impress on U.S. fans how powerful anime film-making was becoming. It's spawned a huge franchise, which for the most part hasn't diluted the awesomeness of the concept at all — Stand Alone Complex is considered one of the greatest science fiction anime shows, and it wouldn't exist without this film. With its theme of possibly false memories and cyber-weirdness, it had a huge influence on both cyberpunks and memory-altering works like Dark City and Dollhouse, but it turns into an amazing examination of the theme of sentience and the definition of life.
The Matrix (1999, dir. the Wachowskis) Forget the colossal letdown of the sequels — viewed as a standalone film, this is a brilliant action movie that spawned a million imitators, but it also put an end to an entire sub-genre. There were a slew of dark cyberpunk movies in the late 1990s that mixed weirdness and clever intrigue, with a sense that nothing was real — and The Matrix basically ended that subgenre by being so good, the others paled by comparison. (Have you even heard of Cyberwars? The 13th Floor?) And this film asked philosophical questions about the nature of reality, while feeding us our messianic candy in a way that didn't leave us sick to our stomachs afterwards.
Primer (2004, dir. Shane Carruth) Weirdly, this film and Back To The Future stand together as the two great time travel movies, and they couldn't be more different. Primer is famous as a film that you need to watch a few times before you fully grasp what's going on, and there's never been a movie that was less eager to explain itself to its audience. The opening, in which a couple of nerds tinkering in their garage randomly hit on an amazing discovery, is one of the great iconic nerd scenes of all time, and then the movie just gets crazier and crazier, with our heroes going back in time a few times too often until they descend into a kind of insanity. Worth watching just for the Walkman scene. This film is what Lost was trying to do with its own time travel stories.
The Incredibles (2004, dir. Brad Bird) It took immense self-control not to load this list up with a ton of films from the Pixar guys, including Wall-E and The Iron Giant. (Yes, I know Giant wasn't a Pixar film, but it's directed by Brad Bird.) But The Incredibles is arguably the best Pixar film, and the best superhero film, of all. This film takes the mythos of the Fantastic Four and mashes it up with a bit of Watchmen, and the result manages to be just as fun as the former and almost as dark and thought-provoking as the latter. And The Incredibles does something no other superhero film — including, I'd argue, Marvel's recent self-made efforts — has pulled off: it feels like a fully realized superhero universe, in which there are superhero costume makers, and tons of larger-than-life challenges all the time, including big robots and supervillains. We can only hope a live-action superhero film will rise to this movie's challenge some day.
Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind (2004, dir. Michel Gondry). This film works on so many levels. It's a metaphor for the ways in which you try to erase someone from your memories and your life, after a breakup, in order to reinvent yourself as a single person. And yet, the film manages to suggest, that process is a form of suicide — you have to destroy a piece of your life in order to excise your former lover from it. And since that process is also the reverse of falling in love, maybe it leads you to realize why you fell for the other person in the first place. But Eternal Sunshine is also an incredibly clever science fiction movie that introduces a bizarre new technology in a way that's both surreal and believable.
Children Of Men (2006, dir. Alfonso Cuarón) On the surface, this film is about a dystopian future in which humans can no longer procreate, and society falls into madness. But it quickly turns into a metaphor for immigration and xenophobia, as the United Kingdom tries to shut out the rest of the world. No film has depicted sheer chaos as kinetically and memorably as this one has, especially in its epic final single-take action sequence. Unpredictable, dazzling and well-made, Children Of Men sets the standard for gritty science fiction action movies.
Moon (2009, dir. Duncan Jones) Yes, we're putting three movies from the last couple years on this list, and there are a few other recent films that were strong candidates as well, including Wall-E, Avatar and The Dark Knight. As much as it's true that we're drowning in a sea of derivative garbage, as Hollywood tries to churn out as many cookie-cutter films and sequels as possible, some really original and clever films have sneaked through. Moon is both a throwback to old-school film-making (mostly practical effects, a single massive set that was built in its entirety and sealed up during filming) and a huge step forward in terms of using special effects in a clever, inobtrusive way. (The central trick, of having two Sam Rockwells, could not have been done without CG effects, and the DVD gives some insight into just how hard it was to pull off.) This movie manages to make the theme of corporate evil and the nature of selfhood, that pops up in so many films on this list, and make it totally fresh by throwing in a horrifying twist, in which Rockwell's character turns out to be disposable in the most literal sense. Well worth watching a second time, even if you saw it in theaters.
District 9 (2009, dir. Neill Blomkamp). The other great indie film of 2009, this quasi-documentary feels like an old-school Doctor Who story about a human turning into something unrecognizeable, wrapped around a totally savage message film. There's seldom been a less sympathetic protagonist than Wikus, who's a pusillanimous cog in a brutal machine — the scene where he casually slaughters alien children and jokes about the popping sound still makes me ill — but we wind up identifying with him and his plight as he's cast out of society anyway. That makes a more powerful statement than if Wikus were a noble champion of the downtrodden from the beginning. And while Wikus finally sort of redeems himself, it's shocking how late it comes. Plus, this is another great action movie that actually uses action sequences in an inventive way. Despite its crude stereotypes of Nigerians, this remains an important, influential film.
Inception (2010, dir. Christopher Nolan). It's already clear that this film that will stand as one of the genre's most important works — like Eternal Sunshine, it examines the nature of consciousness in a clever way that still makes sense in the end. And like Wrath Of Khan, it's about a man who's being swallowed up by his past, except that in this case Dom Cobb is actually haunted by a literal ghost, and he's in constant danger of being pulled so deep into a kind of netherworld that he'll never escape. But as a clever caper that revolves around a brilliantly inventive new technology and keeps reinventing itself every few minutes, Inception does what only the truly great science fiction films pull off: it makes science fiction a nexus of different genres, in which every genre is enriched by its contact with the speculative.
Additional reporting by Mary Ratliff. Thanks also to Alasdair Wilkins and Meredith Woerner.


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Welcome to Chiang Mai and warm welcome to Banilah guest house.
Banilah is located next to the most fashionable quarter of the city Nimmanahaeminda. Banilah is less than 5 minutes from Kad Suan Keaw shopping center, Tanin Fresh Market, and the International Training Massage school (ITM). We are also just a stone's throw away from Tops supermarket and the Super Highway giving you quick access to travel to the countryside outside of Chiang Mai City.
Banilah has renovated a building and transformed it into a comfortable, eye-pleasing fusion including a stylish Lanna sensibility. The combination of Lanna art and modern design provides an extremely warm and relaxing atmosphere that pleases the senses and touches the heart. Well-maintained rooms are decorated with locally produced artwork including paintings and hand-carvings. Our beautiful building includes a lovely courtyard garden where you can relax in a cool, serene atmosphere. All of our rooms have private, fully equipped bathrooms and include fast Internet WiFi access free of charge. Also, please enjoy our fresh coffee and teas available in a unique lobby caf้ that includes one of Chiang Mais best music collections, DVD movie screenings and free use of our PC computers and printers. We hope you will enjoy a wonderful and relaxing time here with us at Banilah and we will do our best to provide you with any information that you need to make your visit to our lovely city more enjoyable.
Banilah offers more than what you've expected for what you pay. All of our rooms are decorated with boutique and unique stye, with en-suite bathroom (hot shower), flat screen television with 60 channels cable TV, drinking water. High speed internet access & wifi are also provided for every room all day and all nights as free !!
Other informations about Banilah
Check-in and Check-out time :
Check-in time : From 2 p.m.
Check-out time : Before 12.00 p.m. (midday)
Office time :
8.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m.
After check-in, you'll get a key to move in and out of Banilah at anytime.
Facilities :
- Free Internet Access
- Free wifi both of lobby and all rooms
- Linen Included
- Towels
- Luggage Storage
- Travel Desk / Travel Info
- No curfew
- No Lockout
- Bicycle and motocycle parking
Payment :
We do not accept credit card payment
This is a Trusted Review. Why?
Banilah bills itself as a "Boutique" hotel. I stayed here for two nights with my partner and the "boutique" tag should not have been applied to this guesthouse. Beware.
The room was adequate enough for the price we payed, so no complaints there. However, the really disappointing thing was of the bathroom. I booked a room with an attached bathroom, which ended up being attached alright. It could only be accessed through the room but one had to go outside through an open balcony to get to it. This is not mentioned while booking so beware. If it had been, I would have booked somewhere else. The bathroom was tiny, dingy, damp and dark the entire time. It never got dry as the AC condensate dripped inside it when the AC was on. We normally don't mind average bathrooms but this was not worthy of guesthouse standard. We didn't take a shower for the entire time we were there!
"Banilah is located next to the most fashionable quarter of the city". This statement has to be the most misleading of the lot. Tuk tuk drivers had a real hard time finding it and there was next to nothing within walking distance when it came to restaurants. We generally like to walk around the neighbourhood looking for dinner and found other places in Chiang Mai much, much better to stay if you are a tourist. There is absolutely nothing close to fashionable around Banilah. This statement is entirely false.
Bottom line: Banilah is not what it claims to be. The photos on the website are close-up, artistic shots of bits and bobs around the place and does not reflect the actual standard. (Notice how there are no photos of the room). This guesthouse isn't a guesthouse. It is a block of apartments turned into "boutique" accommodation. The only boutique thing was the handmade bar of lavender soap.
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BEAR's First Birthday is just around the corner so we thought we'd celebrate today since it falls awfully close to departure date for Paris and Venice
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BEAR's First Birthday is just around the corner so we thought we'd celebrate today since it falls awfully close to departure date for Paris and Venice
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- Jan Heigh10:45 AM
Dear Carol;ReplyDelete
I'm so looking forward to your report on chocolate stores on your March trip. I've been researching chocolate stores for my May trip and have marked them on an old Paris map. Many, many stores in the 6th. How in the world to narrow them down?
I enjoy your blog and adventures so much and hope you're completely well now.
Happy Birthday, Special Striped Bear!ReplyDelete
Carol's mentioning of you missing Paris almost brought tears to my eyes. I am so happy that you are going back, visiting not only your hometown, but Venice as well! Oh, the fun you'll have! I can see Carol crossing on the traghetti-gondola from the left bank to the right bank of Il Canale Grande and back again, showing you all the sights.
Big bear hug,
Rest up, Bear! You're not as young as you used to be, and Carol has big plans! LOVE your "bro"!ReplyDelete
And a big merci - when a friend was buying 2 baby gifts for her French cousins, I was able to certify that STRIPED onesies would be de rigeur!
Très bon anniversaire BEAR! Et bon voyage!ReplyDelete
Bonne anniversaire to bear and you! I'm psyched for your next Paris adventure, Carol. Look forward to it. Beautiful watercolor, bien sur.ReplyDelete
Happy Birthday, Bear!! How lovely that you will be able to celebrate in Paris -- and Venice, too! Wish I could be there to share a macaron or two with you.ReplyDelete
PS to Carol - So glad to hear you're back on your feet again. I have an image in my mind of Bear scurrying along beside you carrying your watercolours so you'll be ready to sketch!
Happy Birthday Bear!!! This is my favorite Bear post yet. He is gaining wisdom as he ages.ReplyDelete
NO traghetti-gondola for this girl, MERISI!ReplyDelete
Been there, done that on those narrow passenger boats lined up one by one.
BEAR will have to go on his own - I'm sticking with the very large and comfortable vaporettos!!
BON ANNIVERSAIRE mon petit sweet Bear!! Je t'aime Monsieur Bear and would love to hug you!! Wishing you and your Maman a wonderful upcoming Bon Voyage and I so hope 'someone' locates your long lost frère and adopts him so you can both be together again!! How joyful that would be - I'm so excited for you both already just thinking about it :) and Carol, I'm very happy you're feeling better and able to make your journey once again, making everyones eyes, hearts and dreams come alive. GODSPEED sweetheart and many hugs for you both!!ReplyDelete
I am so jealous that Bear has been to a macaron class! How wonderful to have such an adventure and only now be turning one. Please eat a chocolate bear for me while you are in Paris. Oh, that's for Carol. It just wouldn't be right for Bear to eat a bear. Of course, I wouldn't have any problem eating a chocolate person, and I'm a person, so if Bear wants to eat a chocolate bear . . .ReplyDelete
Whoops Mary Jo...ReplyDelete
I'm into the visuals more than vittles.
I don't even drink expresso
And I don't do 'best' this or that - so many others do it better.
I'm into looking.
Not to worry - it should stll be fun...I hope...as long as I don't fall into the canal :)
Wow Amazing your this post and nice article used . Beautiful Toys and colorful recipes . really fantastic this post i like that ..great ideaReplyDelete
je suis trop jalouse... when do you leave for paris? can we rendezvous when you're back so i can hear all about it?ReplyDelete


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Canucks Talk
posted at 6/22/2011 4:31 PM EDTwas on canucks talk (http://forum.canucks.com/forum/24-canucks-talk/) early today, because i am fascinated by the tizzy they have spun themselves into over luongo. anyhow, i ran into a profile of a long time poster with a picture of nathan horton with the word 'flopper' emblazened across it. if the guy had been in front of me, i would have put my fist through his face. another one of the posters called him out on it and he responded by posting pictures of nate holding the cup and another snap of him standing next to it with a lady friend at a bar. he then went on to claim that it was the biggest embellishment in the history of sports.
human beings never cease to amaze me. nate hitting the ice, the close up of his laboured breathing and arm sticking straight up in the air is one of the worst things i've witnessed in my 20+ years of hockey watching. to make light of it, claim it was an embellishment or otherwise faked, is to lose all perspective on the value of life and how in a blink of an eye a players career is either over or worse. my first thought upon seeing nate on the ice was wondering if he would ever walk again. i won't even mention the fact that he was robbed of playing out the rest of the SCF-often times a once in a lifetime opportunity. he obviously is doing much better and good for him. i'm not going to label the entire canuck forum as wankers, but what a representation for your forum. wouldn't be surprised if he was one of the tools standing in front of a burning car cheering.
anyhow onward and upward. thomas for the vezina and chara for the norris!
Re: Canucks Talk
posted at 6/22/2011 4:36 PM EDTI am facinated by the conspiracy talk on their boards...too much weed!
They are convinced that C Campbell fixed it to get his son a cup! LOL
Re: Canucks Talk
posted at 6/22/2011 4:39 PM EDTyup. the officiating and the luongo divide is huge over there!
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posted at 6/22/2011 4:44 PM EDTI live here and I have to hear it on every sports talk show or Sports Centre broadcast.
Lou is a polarizing character...
but the officiating favoured the B's and the B's are goons talk is overwhelming!!!
Re: Canucks Talk
posted at 6/22/2011 7:03 PM EDTYup- same on the radio Team 1040 - It's all "the Bruins bigger slower defense . . .Bruins brought it down to a streetfight . . .it's old time hockey-not since the lock-out have we seen so many non-calls . . .etc etc. They try to cheapen the win by saying that it wasn't talent that won the cup. It's crap and the riot also made it difficult to talk about the game the night on the win for B's and the next day. By the time anyone wanted to actually talk about the game they already had some twisted spin fabricated as to how they were robbed. The Canuckleheads miscalculated. Just like Bruins teams did in the past. The palyoffs are different . But that doesn't mean that it takes less talent to win- it just means that it takes MORE than just talent to win. And the B's were MORE than qualified to give those Cnaucks more than they could handle. "If this chance goes in, it's a different game- if Rome's not suspended 4 games. . . " All garbage.
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posted at 6/22/2011 7:11 PM EDTWell said, I cant stand the spin here. But I'LL TAKE IT!!!
New addition to the B's wall in my media room...Lucic hoisting the cup!!
The stuff about the non-calls doesnt erase the goal differential, their PP sputtered (where did we see that) and they were beaten by the hungerier/deeper team.
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posted at 6/22/2011 7:16 PM EDTIf I were a Canuck fan I suppose I would be frustrated too. One shot to win it all - at home - and failing as badly as they did would not be easy to take. B's owned game 7 and instead of giving credit to them, their fans would rather rip the officiating. Whatever.
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posted at 6/22/2011 7:18 PM EDTcollective depression here...
lots of blame and conspiracy talk
Re: Canucks Talk
posted at 6/22/2011 9:04 PM EDTUntil they get rid of the bi-polar goaler the nucks are going no where.
Re: Canucks Talk
posted at 6/22/2011 10:48 PM EDTIn Response to Re: Canucks Talk:I am facinated by the conspiracy talk on their boards...too much weed! They are convinced that C Campbell fixed it to get his son a cup! LOL
Posted by HABH8R
What is too much weed?
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posted at 6/22/2011 11:34 PM EDTIn Response to Re: Canucks Talk:In Response to Re: Canucks Talk : What is too much weed?
Posted by callodthedom19
haha, good one
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posted at 6/23/2011 1:38 AM EDTI most do agree with the bi-polar Luongo talk.From a deer with high beams, to a mouse with squinters.Sorry Lou
Re: Canucks Talk
posted at 6/23/2011 8:48 AM EDTIts that stinky rotten attitude that permeates that orginaztion from the GM down to the Coach to the Whiny and Insecure players down to the fans.
Mazz made a good point yesterday that until that Organization grows up and takes responsibilities and finds a way to improve themselves they will never win anything. I think its true, I havent heard anyone in that organization say that "We need to be tougher and we can improve I know we can win".
Your hear "We built our team to play within the current rules, but they changed at the last minute on us *sob*sob*".
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posted at 6/23/2011 11:42 AM EDTIn Response to Re: Canucks Talk:In Response to Re: Canucks Talk : What is too much weed?
Posted by callodthedom19
Too much quality weed, this is lotus land for more than the environment!
Quality over quantity!!
Re: Canucks Talk
posted at 6/23/2011 12:14 PM EDTWhatever helps them get through their devastating loss is all good.
Those who watched (about 10% of the world) know the truth: Canucks got beat fair and square but a tougher team. If they cannot handle the reality of that loss, they've got some learning to do.
I feel for the good-spirited Canuck's fans who had nothing to do with the collective idiocy that gripped them last week. I remember NE losing to NY in the Superbowl; as much as that su**ed, we didn't riot in Boston.
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posted at 6/23/2011 12:18 PM EDTThe missed calls went both ways. Even if the Canucks had more power plays, what makes their fan base think the team would have scored? While the Canucks held the man advantage, they were outscored by the Bruins. Maybe, more calls going the Canucks' way would have meant an even greater goal differential in favour of the Bruins.


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All schools in Watauga County were evacuated after a bomb threat indicated that there were explosive devices in all Watauga schools. The 911 hang-up came in about 7:40 this morning, a gruff voice making the threat on the schools, prompting an evacuation order for each school,
each using its own preset plan. The timing was such that many students were just arriving by bus and car, and some parents took their children to the designated evacuation point while other parents came back to pick up their students. School Information officer Marshal Ashcraft said that there are plans to resume classes, but schools may do that process on a school-by school-basis as each is cleared. The evacuation was orderly with no reports of injuries or severe complications, Watauga High students waiting in the bleachers of the football stadium, Hardin Park at Boone United Methodist Church. All county fire departments were activated for stand-by, and law enforcement backup was brought in to help in the emergency. Investigators are working to determine the origin of the call, with hopes of prosecution of the person or persons responsible
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