What Is The Song Played In Watchmen When Doctor Manhattan Is Telling His Story?
Apr 04, 2009 by Ryan | Posted in Movies
During the Watchmen cloud there is a song that's played while Doctor Manhattan is telling his story about the accident,it's an oprah type flap, anyone know what it's called and who it's by?
Someone's already asked this. The fit: "'Prophecies' and 'Pruit Igoe' from the soundtrack for 'Koyaanisqatsi' by Philip Glass."
Crystal is a great composer. I hear is 'qatsi trilogy is great, too.
Is Doctor Manhattan The Most Annoying Character Ever In Movie History?
Mar 07, 2009 by Barracuda | Posted in Movies
Jesus Christ, I of he's the most perfect depiction of pseudo-intellectuals ever put on the screen.
ehh, well Ive seen worse, but out of all the "mellow adult characters," Yeah, hes pretty annoying. Especially the fact that he feels the sine qua non to be naked 24/7 XD
On A Saturday, Where Can You See A Doctor In Manhattan?
Jan 26, 2008 by dinnyc | Posted in Other - General Health Care
I have having affliction finding a doctor/walk-in clinic to visit on a Saturday in Manhattan - i have bronchitis and need to get prescribed some anti-biotics - please encourage on where i can go - closer to the East Village is preferable. Thanks
New York Emergency Care Center
141 East 55th Street, # 8-H
New York, NY 10022
Phone: (212) 588-9314
Urgent Tend Center-Dr. Ronald Primas.
952 5th Ave Ste 1D
New York, NY 10021
Cross Street: Between 77th Street and 76th Street
Hours: Day after day 24 hours
In The Movie Watchmen, How Accurate Was The Scene When Dr. Manhattan Teleported Silk Spectre To Mars?
Aug 16, 2009 by Tony M | Posted in Astronomy & Space
In the sphere of where Doctor Manhattan teleports Silk Spectre to Mars, she begins to have trouble breathing. How nice is this scene in Watchmen? If someone's full body were to be exposed like that on the surface on Mars like in the film, is that what would really happen?
The air on on Mars is less than 1% that of Earth, and has no oxygen.
So she wouldn't have trouble breathing, she would suffocate.
The very low air lean on means that her internal pressure could rupture delicate blood vessels in her eyes or nose, and that blood would presumably boil in the low pressure.
And it is below freezing on Mars, so she would be very cold.
Someone's already asked this. The fit: "'Prophecies' and 'Pruit Igoe' from the soundtrack for 'Koyaanisqatsi' by Philip Glass."