Chiemerie8:
Can u Guys pls drop a download link to king of boys
I have been searching for it all over the internet

Beorn:
Time Lapse 8/10
Quite simply one of the most intelligent time travel movies I've ever watched. The simple but yet ingenuity-filled storyline makes it all the more impressive. And it's not even a novel adaptation. The director of the movie is very imaginative and detailed. Low-budget movies that are well written are goldmines, what they lack in costly CGIs, they make up for it with an engaging and brainstorming and compelling storyline that leaves the viewers asking questions way after the movie has ended. If this story was true, it lays to waste the idea of free will, because all our free will still ends in a definitive preordained ending which we can absolutely nothing about to change.

Beorn:
Time Lapse 8/10


Quite simply one of the most intelligent time travel movies I've ever watched. The simple but yet ingenuity-filled storyline makes it all the more impressive. And it's not even a novel adaptation. The director of the movie is very imaginative and detailed. Low-budget movies that are well written are goldmines, what they lack in costly CGIs, they make up for it with an engaging and brainstorming and compelling storyline that leaves the viewers asking questions way after the movie has ended. If this story was true, it lays to waste the idea of free will, because all our free will still ends in a definitive preordained ending which we can absolutely nothing about to change.

AHCB:
i've come to personally not believe that there's no such thing as free will.

If you've seen The Time Machine, you might understand more.

KoiceReloaded:


Well written low-budget films are usually fantastic. Coherence, The Invitation and Another Earth to name a few.

Time Lapse gobsmacked the audience by leading them down a cul-de-sac.

Have you seen Looper?

Beorn:

I haven't seen The Time Machine, but I find it hard to believe that any human can doubt the existence of free will.

Haven't you heard of people changing religions or becoming atheists or agnostics despite being theists? If it isn't freewill, what is it?

Next year, Nigerians will vote for any of the parties of their choice. Isn't that freewill?

How about people choosing to support any clubs they want? Isn't that freewill as well?

Without freewill, we'd all be zombies, thinking, doing and believing alike.

AHCB:
no doubt, but whatever action we take have already been preordained. You get?

Beorn:


OK, I get it now. Why do you think all our actions has been preordained? Or do I need to watch The Time Machine to understand where you're coming from?

AHCB:
nope, not at all. What i'm saying is, whatever you decide to do, or not do has already been written that this is what you do/did or didn't do.

Beorn:

I think it boils down to people's beliefs, then. What you wrote is what many theists/religious people would say, but I personally don't believe such. I don't believe our actions or inactions are predestined, even if it were, we can change it.

AHCB:
that's exactly what i'm saying. If you change it, it's already been written that you'll change it.

Beorn:


I'll need some concrete evidence to believe your line of thought. Just saying it ain't enough. Can you prove it? Or it's just your belief?

AHCB:
proof, which proof do you need?

Beorn:

Proof like where it's written that every action of ours is predestined. Or happenings that showed all our activities on earth had already played out and we're just living a scripted life.

AHCB:
TIME

Beorn:


Expatiate.

AHCB:
everything we do, or not do has already been written down in time.

AHCB:
everything we do, or not do has already been written down in time.

alexistaiwo:
There is this Facebook page called "Good movie every day".


They always upload awesome movies and Facebook helps compress the size.



Na to just download and watch sure pass.

Naijaarchive:
Very Interesting Movies


Outlaw King

The Nun

Beorn:
[b]
In addition to my last post, can you tell me what time has predestined to happen to me tomorrow by 1:23pm, 11:11am, 1:05:06am tomorrow?

If you can't tell me what will happen to me in those aforementioned time, but believe that what will happen me then will happen and has already been predestined by time, then you're just speculating without any fact.

Beorn:

This looks to be coming from a religious angle not a factual one, like how theists believe in a God which they haven't seen yet. Their beliefs works more on faith than sight.

For example, how do you verify each person's time? How do you prove with TIME that a person will turn out this way or that way BEFORE he does? Or that by so, so and so time next year, Mr A will perform a definitive act which you or anyone had already seen or known?

If I get you correctly, if Mr A ends up being killed by lynching, you're of the belief that time had predestined Mr A to die through that means and there's nothing he'd have done about it. But you don't expect inquisitive folks to believe you if you can't say from the beginning that Mr A would end up that way. After all anyone can claim anything AFTER it'd had happened, but to actually predict factually BEFORE it happens is the real deal, and that's what those fictitious time machine in movies does, but in real life, none of that exist neither can it be proven.

To expatiate further, if 19 people and I placed a bet which fails and then you say we failed because time had predestined it that way, I'd simply ask that if you're so sure, why didn't tell us that all our bets must fail as time had already predestined it that way instead of waiting after it had failed.

In other words, everything that happens, you BELIEVE it's meant to happen that way by time, but you can't prove it BEFORE it happens. It boils down to your beliefs like I initially pointed out.