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What movie do you think does something admirable (though not necessarily accurate) regarding science? Bonus points for answering whether the chosen movie is any good generally.
The following bloggers have weighed in so far:
- Dynamics of Cats: I can't answer that!
- Mike the Mad Biologist: Good Science Movies
- A Blog Around The Clock: Admirable....not necessarily accurate...regarding science...in a movie!?
- Evolving Thoughts: Ask a ScienceBlogger - what film?
- Pharyngula: SEED asks about cinema science
- Aetiology: Science in the movies
- Neurotopia (version 2.0): Dammit Tara, You Took My Answer!
- Dynamics of Cats: In which I shamelessly correct myself
- Dr. Joan Bushwell's Chimpanzee Refuge: Ask a Science Blogger: Race for the Overpriced VHS Tape.
- The World's Fair: My God! Can it be that no one has mentioned Star Wars yet!?
- Uncertain Principles: Ask a ScienceBlogger: Science Movies
- The World's Fair: Angels & Insects (easily mis-typed as Incest) -- if you're asking about films
- Afarensis: Ask A ScienceBlogger: Science Movies
- evolgen: The Real Genius of Science in the Movies
- Neurotopia (version 2.0): Science Movie runners-up, or runner-ups, runners-upperseses, whatever
- The Corpus Callosum: Ask a ScienceBlogger about...movies?
- Respectful Insolence: Cinema science
- Adventures in Ethics and Science: ScienceBloggers go to the movies.
- The Cheerful Oncologist: What is the Name of This Movie?
- Gene Expression: Ask a ScienceBlogger
- Cognitive Daily: Ask a scienceblogger about science movies
- Evolving Thoughts: Ask a ScienceBlogger - AIDS
- Shifting Baselines: Shifting Baselines, Increasing Profits
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Comments
An interesting question. My answer to it, from the point of view of computer security, is over here.
Posted by: Barry Leiba | August 5, 2006 12:16 PM