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For those of you with a short attention span and can't sit through a 3 to 7 minute video in order to decide whether you like us or not, we now have a trailer! Snippets from many of our episodes all included in a 23 second video! You have 23 spare seconds, right?
Up a couple of days late because I am awful at pre-planning for travel. MY BAD YOU GUYS.
This week we talk about the epic, awesome and awful disaster movie 2012 and its depiction of the Yellowstone supervolcano. GO WATCH IT
This week on Cinema science, one of us got to watch Galaxy Quest for the very first time and it was amazing. Here is our take on it's surprisingly accurate premise.
Also last week's video was on Finding Nemo, but a post didn't make it to tumblr on it, sooooo you should check that one. You'll already be on youtube anyway.
This movie is absolutely the most scientifically accurate one we have talked so far and might remain at the top of that list for a while. Enjoy!
Video TWO. We tackle Pacific Rim in a desperate attempt to find something scientifically accurate in this totally awesome movie so that we would have an excuse to talk about it. I think we succeeded.
THE GREAT BEGINNING.