What the #$*! Do We Know!? On DVD?
 

Anybody know if this has a release date or any other info on what might be on the DVD?

Thanks!

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Thanks!

I didn't realize it just made it's national release, it was showing in Portland last spring.

All Hail Ramtha! ;)

No shit! I see no need to funnel more money into this cult.

Supposedly one of my friends appears in the background of some shot in this movie... I'd like to see it just because of that, but after reading up about it, I don't really want to support these people with my money, even if it's a rental.

Yeah, the damn quantum physicists, what with their science and knowledge and degrees and stuff.

rotfl

Ramtha's one of the interviews in the film, the film isn't about that.

I realize it's a little OT, but this is from Roger Ebert's "Answer Man" column:

Q. While the film "What the #$*! Do We Know!?" parades itself as a tell-all about quantum physics, it turns out that it's actually a 111-minute infomercial for ... that's right, the Ramtha School of Enlightenment. In fact, the three filmmakers, [William] Arntz, [Betsy] Chasse and [Mark] Vicente, are all devotees of Ramtha.

There's little to no accurate science in the film, and, as a physicist pointed out recently in your Answer Man column, the individuals who are quoted are pretty far from qualified experts on the field of quantum mechanics. Case in point: One of the persons expounding on causality and quantum physics (Dispenza) is a chiropractor. The film's sole purpose appears to be to promote the ideology of the Ramtha School of Enlightenment. A quick browse through their Web site will clearly demonstrate that the film's pseudoscientific nonsense comes straight from the teachings of the RSE.

Rubin Safaya, Edina, Minn.

A. Several other readers also unmasked the documentary as a hoax. I knew there had to be something fishy when the expert who made the most sense was channeling a 35,000-year-old seer from Atlantis.

I'll see your rotfl and raise you three :banana: :banana: :banana:

You can read and judge the interviewer's credentials for yourself:

http://www.whatthebleep.com/scientists/

The official site?

:lol:

You might want to be a tad less credulous of the "official" site there, coolpepe. This movie seems to be little more than carefully concealed PR for a fair bunch of kooks (I hesitate to call them a "cult" for I find it damn near impossible to differentiate so-called "cults" from any other organized religious group). There's a long write-up on it at Salon, but you'll have to watch a commercial to gain access to the full article: http://archive.salon.com/ent/feature...eep/index.html