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it was pretty cool

yup

not a bad movie

Younger jodie was quite fuckable.
That's science, because biology.

>>9615860
there was a lot more fucking in the book
carl sagan basically comes across as a party animal to me

Let's broaden this, I'm not sure there's that much to say about "Contact."

/sci/'s thoughts on /sc/'s favorite science-themed movies.

>>9616032
Contact is an extremely important movie because it baits atheists into watching it until the end, when it corners them with their own retarded logic.

>>9616043
It is far from the only scifi flick that something provocative to say abut religion, though.

>>9616048
Bottom line is that Ellie the Atheist fedora feminazi got boned by Big Christian Cock and then she was BTFO by the committee when she couldn't present any evidence that she traveled through a wormhole in the end. Her posturing about Occam's razor and evidence came right back to bite her when all she needed from people was to have a little faith in her.

>>9616059
Did you watch the movie all the way to the end?

>>9616089
In the end it was the mouth breathing religious nuts she hated that ended up believing her story while the government suppressed the evidence about her trip (the 18 hours of static) and used the typical asinine tactic of denying something due to a lack of evidence to shut her up.

>>9616059
>Magic

>>9615860
The inquiry ending was shit. Otherwise, it was neat.

book > movie

>>9616173
Gaytheists btfo.

>>9616157
But the evidence did exist, unlike your sky fairy.

fuck religion and fuck religions people

it's 2018 time to set things right

>>9615860
Jodie Foster was fucking cute, like a 10/10 for me

questionable movie, reminded me of arrival in reverse.

>>9615860
That it's a topic for /tv/, not /sci/.