>> ^berticus:

it's DERREN, you insolent whelp! slap
>> ^solecist:
i'm surprised that a sifter with over 500 star points doesn't know who darren brown is.



way to ruin my opportunity for a ninja edit!

it's DERREN, you insolent whelp! *slap*
>> ^solecist:

i'm surprised that a sifter with over 500 star points doesn't know who darren brown is.

i'm surprised that a sifter with over 500 star points doesn't know who darren brown is.

>> ^Bruti79:

Can't upvote this, it is a lot of tin foil hat theory. Like Derren Brown says: "Extra Ordinary claims require extraordinary evidence."


not that it matters , but I don't think Darren brown was the origonater of that saying , probably ritchard Dawkins.

Its mental how people don't require good evidence for manny claims simply becuse the claims are "normal" within there set culture or exposure to a subject.

It's not really rumoured any more, it was long since announced and Robert Downey Jr and Chris Evans have already done interviews about the movie.

It's probably one of the most ambitious franchise projects I've heard of in a while and includes the following films:

Iron Man 2

and then:

Thor
Captain America: The First Avenger
Nick Fury
The Avengers

There's potential for a Hawkeye movie in the same vein but none has been announced.

Samuel L. Jackson and Clark Gregg will be in four of the movies (Nick Fury isn't mentioned for Thor, and Agent Coulson isn't mentioned for Captain America).

It's very unlikely that Spiderman and Wolverine will make appearances; although separate for both are in the works, but as separate entities.

The Wolverine is being directed by Darren Aronofsky so it'll probably have quite a different tone; and despite Hugh Jackman being scheduled to play it looks like it will be a departure from the X-Men movies (ie, ignoring the disappointing X-Men Origins: Wolverine). So it's unlikely in the same way you wouldn't see Christopher Nolan's Batman in a Justice League movie alongside Ryan Reynolds as the The Green Lantern.

Either or both might get a nod though, but neither are fundamental to the Avengers anyway.

The Hulk is scheduled to appear and is much more important to the Avengers, but I guess there's many good reasons there's no spin off movie


/me not as interested in this as it sounds

I had a brain flash... the opposite of a brain fart, Darren emerson Underwater cd 1 cd 2, is from my 18-20 year old period, I have memories to the songs on the disc but know fuck all about it, I am torrenting it trying to get it. Thought I would share H20 with ya. Fun fact, H20 is what my friend and I called Cannabis when we were at that age, call it a code word but it all boiled down to, nothing can live without H20.. its synonymous !

In that case, you should also check out Altman's, The Company.

>> ^Yogi:
Plus I've grown up knowing a family of Ballet dancers and the way Ballerinas are treated is appalling, even going up to the largest stages.

Yeah that looks great. Love Natalie, Darren is great too. Also Mila Kunis in a serious role, I'm soo F'n interested in that. Plus I've grown up knowing a family of Ballet dancers and the way Ballerinas are treated is appalling, even going up to the largest stages. So yeah, definitely going to see this.

In reply to this comment by alien_concept:
Oh my god, how I love this film. Some of the most beautiful scenes ever been made. Sobbed and sobbed while watching it too. And, well it's Portishead, who have imo made some of the best music that ever was. Happily *promoted

thanks AC! i love me some portishead and with darren aronofsky's fountain fotage=gold

>> ^dystopianfuturetoday:
Darren Arnofsky's found the soundtrack to his next film.


This is going to be the soundtrack for the Robocop remake?

Darren Arnofsky's found the soundtrack to his next film.

Training can over come to this. Attention to detail, a paranoid mind, and a lot of training. But even with training it is still difficult. I also think that the natural human reaction to authority has something to do with this. A person who has enough sense to read what they are signing would probably, I think, notice the difference between one guy and the other.

I would wonder why not noticing is a normal thing. It shouldn't be normal. I also think that its normal because there is no danger involved there. No incentive for adaptation. I think if each one of those people who didn't notice got electrocuted when they didn't notice they would notice in a similar experiment.

This reminds me of some of the tricks that Darren Brown does. When he pays with white paper instead of real currency, or when he takes stuff from the Russian guy and walks off.

This is a good book from Oreilly called Mind Hacks. It talks about alot of cool things. From blind spots, to Cognition, Noticing, and Attention Span.

>> ^rymin:
I assume that's Rick laughing in the background.


I'm pretty sure of it. His cackle is unmistakable!

Darren never fails to impress. I love that they showed the failed attempt, too.

We need Darren Brown to take this guy apart.