August 20, 2009
im gonna give it 2 stars until i see the extended cut. I found it 2 be very interesting though.
Armin Shimerman, Barry Newman, Elaine Hendrix
The neurological processes and "quantum uncertainty" of life are explored in this film. Thrust from her mundane life into an Alice in Wonderland-like world, Amanda (Marlee Matlin) must develop a brand...( read more
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Directed by: Betsy Chasse, Mark Vicente, William Arntz
Release Date: April 23, 2004
DVD Release Date: March 15, 2005
Stats: 1,743 reviews
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December 31, 2008There is a storyline, but mostly it's people talking about quantum mechanics (or quantum physics - what you will). A bit of philosophy thrown in. More sex than is usual for a documentary.
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May 23, 2008The theatrical cut of this movie is but a taste. If it stirs your interest, then you must rent/buy the extended version which includes hours of additional footage including interviews, graphical explanations, and dramatic sequences.
A nice introductory documentary to the world of...( read more) -
August 30, 2007This film is so cheap and tacky how it expects to discuss it's theories on quantum physics is beyond me. With scenes of sex and some bad language it may seem like this film is aimed at adults. However we are also treated to CGI representation of lust singing Robert Palmers 'Addic...( read more)
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July 16, 2007appreciate the fact that this movie tries to make the audience think, but the approach is terrible and condescending to say the least. These are not new concepts. These are rehashed efforts to explain the world through juvenile fantasy that pretends that the world is only what we...( read more)
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October 27, 2009Get to the bleeping point! Atrociously boring rehash of things you already know if you're even remotely interested in renting it. After the first twenty minutes all I could focus on that was worthwhile was Bonobo's Dial M for Monkey playing in the background.
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October 12, 2009I had read the controversial comments other people have written about "What the Bleep Do We Know," which is what made me want to see this when I usually stay away from documentaries. All my worst fears were realized in this film. They really dumb down the concepts of Quantum Mech...( read more)
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August 26, 2009Interesting only because of the subject matter. Quantum physics and realities.
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August 25, 2009i know that this movie is big bleep bleep for example
this movie is full of hilariously stupid theories, willingly ignoring or twisting facts so that it can make it's useless points
my absolute favourite here is the idea that indians were not able to see the ships of Columbus, ...( read more) -
August 16, 2009This film will change your life! Okay, this film, universal health care and free Lifesavers's Sweet Orange Mints for life will change your life. But after seeing this movie, you will understand why seemingly nothing can change your world.
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June 10, 2007Pop-psychotherapy for the yearning sheeple. As fraudulent as 'The Secret'. These people are just laughing all the way to the bank.
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May 6, 2007Beware: A ridiculous new science movie is coming to a theater near you. What the #$*! Do We Know?, an independent film slated for national release this month, pretends to be an exploration of the grand questions of science, reality and life. It jumps between a fictional story about a divorced photographer and snippets of interviews with authoritative-looking individuals. Although several of them have big bookshelves in view behind them, it quickly becomes clear to the attentive viewer that few of these talking heads are making any sense.
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