Monthly Archives: March 2013

Dissociative Identity Disorder is a psychological disease where a person has two different distinct identities that can control their behavior and affect their personality. This disease can come about in three different ways. The way porteyed in this movie is that … Continue reading →

What would happen if Yellowstone erupted? Well, according to the show called “Forecasting the End,” it could essentially be the end of the world and life as we know it. The scientists on the show deem the volcano at Yellowstone … Continue reading →

Series 7 of hit BBC science fiction serial Doctor Who continued on Saturday, March 30, with the airing of “The Bells of Saint John.” In this episode, the Doctor again runs into another incarnation of his mysterious new companion Clara … Continue reading →

Contagion, starring Matt Damon, Marion Cotillard, Laurence Fishburne, Jude Law, and Gweneth Paltrow, centers around a pandemic virus causing people to violently die of seizures. The disease kills several in Hong Kong before the Centers for Disease Control and World … Continue reading →

Thursday, March 21, was the date of the live scenario open to the public. The volcano located in Yellowstone National Park has shown increased activity. Does that mean an explosion? Will the explosion destroy half of the United States or … Continue reading →

Rushing through climatic developments The issue of global warming, or climate change for the nervous folks, has been on the mind of the American public for decades now. Presentations depicting the gravity of the matter and attempting to incur a … Continue reading →

“The Day After Tomorrow” depicts a series of weather events that is caused by an abrupt climate change. The main character, Jack Hall, is a paleoclimatologist that uses evidence from the past ice age to predict what could cause another … Continue reading →

In the late seventies, six Americans were freed from the country of Iran through the fake production of a movie called Argo. With the help of Canadian Ambassador, Ken Taylor, and the hero, which is also the main character Tony … Continue reading →

In the movie, Rise of the Planet of the Apes, scientists face the age-old problem for old age folks: Alzheimer’s. They concoct a potential cure for the disease, a disease in which the afflicted progressively lose hold of their memories, … Continue reading →

While it is, by genre, a science fiction movie, The Bay provides an accurate depiction of a real problem. The entire film is based upon the issue of pollution in the Chesapeake Bay. In fact, the movie was produced in … Continue reading →

In this class so far, we have watched some questionable movies. Scientists have either not been utilized fully or not employed at all in the making of the films. The movie in which a lapse in scientific accuracy is most … Continue reading →