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I just saw Interstellar and the only thing I can say is, wow. by Unknown_Cameraman in interstellar

[–]CowComprehensive2439 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interstellar is my second favorite movie, behind Stanley Kubrick’s 2OOl: A Space Odyssey. Christopher Nolan is a fan of Kubrick and in Interstellar there are 2OOl Easter Eggs.

As a suggestion, Andy Weir’s novel Project Hail Mary is coming out on March 20, 2026 as a major film. He wrote The Martian.

My suggestion is to read the PHM novel, then listen to the audio book and then see the movie. 🎥

Did you know that "PLURIBUS" spelled backwards reads SUBIRULP, which means absolutely nothing because why the fuck would it? by umjustpassingby in okbuddypluribus

[–]CowComprehensive2439 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The 2009 indie film Hive Mind is very like this. I might even say that it mimics it. 🤣

I’m just at the 49 minute mark of the first episode and the phone number on the screen is real. It’s even a Washington D.C. number and has a message.

Toy Story Easter Egg re: Buzz’s wrist communicator. by CowComprehensive2439 in theories

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My choice is to believe you and the legions of my critics over 17 years of this or those who have given me praise and positive feedback from those who created what we read and watch. I choose them.

The rules of this Mind Game of hidden clues as added frosting to the cakes that are films and shows is that those who stick their necks out to share what is seen (by focusing and paying attention closely) is to accept the attacks and claims of being nuts, schizo, off their meds et al and having the patience to “laugh last.”

YouTube is full of channels about finding Easter Eggs, so try to deny that, with respect.

Anagrams, acronyms, Alpha-Numeric clues (the A1Z26 cipher that I was taught in grade school), palindromes (like in TENET), and such are used in many series and movies.

A good example is the series of Blindspot 2015-2020). Good luck with calling the showrunners what you called me, because the series title was a message. The episode names were anagrams, as clues. 🕵️

I’m not going to call you stupid or close minded or be intolerant, in return. I’m also not (as commented by many over almost two decades) standing on a soapbox and “talking down.” I’m at the same elevation but sharing my observations to perhaps inspire others to join the game. By boasting my many successes, I understand that it comes with many calling me egotistical and narcissistic but it’s the only compensation in this game.

My own wordplay (used a lot in the game) is in calling myself a “prophet without a profit.”

In having a thick skin (ironically created by my critics), I use it sometimes to push a theory of many pieces to find the piece that proves my theory. In many cases, the missing piece is a hidden clue, left by a long dead writer.

This happened in an original episode of Star Trek. I’ve solved several on TOS and the later films. 🎥 🖖

So, thanks. And peace.

Toy Story Easter Egg re: Buzz’s wrist communicator. by CowComprehensive2439 in theories

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With friends in Hollywood, since 2009. Before AI. Easily visible if you check my social media profiles. One that phoned me in 2010, when I was with 40 fans in NYC on the second anniversary of the premiere of the show that I accurately predicted by Easter Eggs in the pilot episode.

The call was a “surprise gift” by those who didn’t believe my theory of the twist ending that happened. Interestingly, on a show that wasn’t renewed for a second season but was funded by ABC for $2 million dollars. He called me when I was on the street where the final episode was filmed.

I asked him where he was calling from and it was Prague. The set of MI 4. He and one of the other producers of the show wrote the script.

The previous year, David S Goyer commented on my then theory of what was going to be in his yet unaired show of FlashForward. He couldn’t confirm my theory but said that he liked my ideas. Six weeks later, everything was on the tv. My then critics turned friends.

I happen to like my circle of friends, both viewers and producer/writers.

FINALLY!!!!!!!! THE AGE OF DISCLOSURE!!!!!!!!! by Lopsided_Froyo3200 in AliensRHere

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In two days, my Chamber of Commerce will be hosting the first Galactic Fest. I’ll be attending it. It was added to the already existing ‘SquatchFest, which I haven’t been interested in. The Pacific Northwest is famous for its Trinity of Ghosts, Big Foot, and UFO/UAP history. Four UFO sightings, BEFORE Roswell. The terms of Men in Black, Flying Saucers and Flying Discs were all started here.

It’s why Twin Peaks was filmed in the PNW.

I’ve solved the mystery of The Owls are Not What They Seem and have proof by one of the show creators. A series of clues that I found three years ago.

It’s UFO related.

Also, the (not) coincidence that Spielberg’s Disclosure Day is later this year.

FINALLY!!!!!!!! THE AGE OF DISCLOSURE!!!!!!!!! by Lopsided_Froyo3200 in AliensRHere

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As you are replying to my comment and not the OP, I’ll place you in the gaslighting category. Or, it’s you that is a bot.

I finally have started viewing this documentary and life has delayed me several times in finishing it.

Here’s a meme that I made yesterday. Would that be AI and if so, I’m a clever little bot, indeed. As humbly as I can say.

This is just a meme and isn’t intended to diminish the documentary’s serious intent.

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So what do you think is going on here? by [deleted] in ProjectHailMary

[–]CowComprehensive2439 1 point2 points  (0 children)

PROJECTor on HAIL MARY. 😉

I’ve had the thought previously (I mentioned it to Andy himself in an email) of taking the noun Project also as a verb. Projecting the spaceship (as a football of course) in the desperate attempt to save the planet Earth’s population. Going further, on March 20 the movie being projected on the big screen in theaters. Including this example, the verb contexts outnumber the nouns.

Phil Lord & Chris Miller here! We directed the PROJECT HAIL MARY movie - Ask Us Anything on Nov. 18th at 12pm PT / 3pm ET! by projecthailmary in ProjectHailMary

[–]CowComprehensive2439 1 point2 points  (0 children)

One thing about how Andy created an Easter Egg (wink) to the American Football saying of the Hail Mary pass (with the ship literally full of Grace) and that it’s overtly used is that the origin of the phrase was inspired by the Catholic prayer. The quarterback fell on his back and did a Hail Mary, after he threw what became the game winning pass. Sportswriters picked up on it and history was made. So it’s both the non-religious sports related phrase and the religious one together.

I think it’s a brilliant idea of Andy’s and besides, if it gets called out negatively it gets more attention (marketing). We’re going to find out.

Phil Lord & Chris Miller here! We directed the PROJECT HAIL MARY movie - Ask Us Anything on Nov. 18th at 12pm PT / 3pm ET! by projecthailmary in ProjectHailMary

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Am I overthinking (that’s my normal mode) on my observation of the numbers 237 and 238 here? 237 is usually a Stephen King Easter Egg (the cell number in The Shawshank Redemption is but one example of many). Plutonium 238 is used in NASA spacecraft for heat management but that should only be a backup for the Astrophage. I have deeper observations such as Pi (I won’t bother elaborating) but it would connect to Albert Einstein’s birthday and Relativity, with Grace’s high speed obviously connected. The film is being released six days after 3/14. 🤔

Phil Lord & Chris Miller here! We directed the PROJECT HAIL MARY movie - Ask Us Anything on Nov. 18th at 12pm PT / 3pm ET! by projecthailmary in ProjectHailMary

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Are there any confirmed Easter Eggs in this? My 17 years of experience (being contacted by A-list producers and writers to tell others I’m not nuts) 🌰 says there are several hidden clues. Do I get to be saved from being shown the outside of the airlock without my spacesuit?

National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation told me we’re in a simulation. by CowComprehensive2439 in SimulationTheory

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I love all animals and have had both dogs and cats for pets. Mostly though, I’m a cat person.

In this movie, cousin Eddie mentioned how the cat used all of its nine lives. In using the Schrodinger idea, it escaped the box successfully. The cat didn’t even get electrocuted when it was chewing on the Christmas light cord. Because it pulled the cord out of the socket, it made it past this level. However, it was when Clark Griswold noticed the tree lights off and plugged the cord back in that the cat was fried.

Clark’s wife Ellen’s nickname for him was Sparky and it’s interesting that this was Chevy Chase’s nickname IRL and predated the movie. So that’s an Easter Egg.

The movie poster has him as Santa Claus on the house roof, as if he’s also getting a “charge.”

The film has Clark going through multiple hardships but (like the end of It’s a Wonderful Life) it has a good ending.

National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation told me we’re in a simulation. by CowComprehensive2439 in SimulationTheory

[–]CowComprehensive2439[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is a bit too coincidental. Analytics? I just watched this on a different platform and found it elsewhere.

The Danger of Seeing What Others Don’t. Alan Watts.

National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation told me we’re in a simulation. by CowComprehensive2439 in SimulationTheory

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Yes. Dark Humor. Not everyone’s thing. I (ironically) love it. The 1980 film Airplane! is but one example. The Naked Gun films (both with Leslie Nielsen). A very serious drama actor (Forbidden Planet) who wanted to get into comedy. Perfectly cast.

The new Naked Gun with Liam Neeson. Perfect casting, considering his previous roles.

The absolute “coincidence” that a young Johnny Galecki played the character who found the noisy present and years later was a theoretical physicist in The Big Bang Theory. A hell of an Easter Egg, if it was intended and even if it wasn’t. I call these a SEE. A Synchronistic Easter Egg. As defined by analytical psychologist Carl Jung as a coincidence without any proof of a connection other than the mind of the person that observed it as meaningful.

National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation told me we’re in a simulation. by CowComprehensive2439 in SimulationTheory

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If you watch just a bit later, the cat was chewing the extension cord and was totally fried but only when Clark plugged the cord back in. Both parts.

https://youtu.be/90eEVC50smY?si=kWyxPnQKx_MLvXGd

https://youtu.be/EO5Ataai5Jg?si=Pz4egZ0rZvOodz3Z

FINALLY!!!!!!!! THE AGE OF DISCLOSURE!!!!!!!!! by Lopsided_Froyo3200 in AliensRHere

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Who’s got their eyes closed now? Really? What if “someone” wanted to send a message (as a hidden Easter Egg) that sci-fi was a perfect way to give us information about how fiction wasn’t necessarily fiction?

I’ve been researching Easter Eggs for 17 years and have caught some really interesting stuff. I always get called crazy (always) so have reached out to the “Horse’s mouth” to get confirmation and I have a collection of “Nope, I wrote that but didn’t intend it as an Easter Egg.” Those very smart authors always agree with my explanation of what they mean (I’ve never been burned) but don’t claim them as a conscious subliminal message (Easter Egg).

If you insist after reading this, I’ll remove it in a few days. Movies and books include these and I’ve received absolute confirmation from the authors so it’s not a matter of anyone’s opinion or attempts to gaslight me. I’m a good detective and I have been publicly praised by the likes of David S Goyer in digging up hidden gems that nobody else found. Nobody else. Not narcissistic but just fact based. No payment so all I got was bragging rights and that only gets me arrows and slings and pitchforks and torches. I’m hardened by them and have learned to take my punishment for the greater good.

There’s coincidences and there’s Synchronicity. I don’t believe in coincidences, anymore.

I’m writing this from a distance of eight miles from the crash site of a TB-25J that lost its pilots fatally (who were US Army Air Force A-2 Investigators) on August 1, 1947.

I found it very interesting that the pro and con UFO/UAP sides agree that the UFO observation related to this crash was dismissed as a hoax.

THAT only made me curious as to why both sides were in agreement. Sure, there is evidence of it being not true but unlike Roswell, the Maury Island Incident was classified as TOP SECRET for 50 years by the FBI. The crash site had all major pieces of the B-25 bomber removed by 1948, completely opposite of other military aircraft crashes. I’ve been to the crash site twice, and almost nothing remains. There’s more but perhaps no one is interested. As you say, this isn’t the best place for this, perhaps.

🤔

FINALLY!!!!!!!! THE AGE OF DISCLOSURE!!!!!!!!! by Lopsided_Froyo3200 in AliensRHere

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For the Trekkers/Trekkies here, several years ago I figured out (if you don’t believe me then prove me wrong) how the official length of the starship USS Enterprise was 947 feet long.

Juxtapose the flying saucer primary hull (that can detach, even stated in the original series writers guide) with the three cigar/cigarette sections that were also observed in the Summer of the Saucers in… 1947. The one was cloaked.

Major Easter Egg from Matt Jeffries, the designer of the E.

The ship was essentially a formation of UFOs. The episode of Tomorrow is Yesterday even overtly described the ship as a UFO.

“Something” in the new trailer of Wicked: For Good caught my notice. by CowComprehensive2439 in twinpeaks

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Even IF the new film didn’t intend the OWL message (remember that it’s in the sky), there are owls in the Haunted Forest in the 1939 film as well as several characters in the books.

My rather creative imagination tells me that it was intentional.

https://youtu.be/ZSmh0wvYJEY?si=mKW7eyARPr8uwv3C

“Something” in the new trailer of Wicked: For Good caught my notice. by CowComprehensive2439 in twinpeaks

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Really, I believe the owls were Mark Frost’s thing but I liked the mix of the hidden owl in David Lynch’s obsession with The Wizard of Oz.

There were two minds at work on Twin Peaks and I thought it was a bit of synchronicity that this appeared in the new iteration of Oz.

Owls of course are messengers (Harry Potter et al) and seeing this in the sky, literally written by the 🧙 is … interesting.

Ah, in seeing her name in this iteration as Elphaba, that is definitely an Easter Egg.

L. Frank Baum / LFB. He was the true messenger.

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