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The Movie Times. Best or Worst Movies!
A very slow, 3 hour biographical movie, yet you don't get bored through it. I believe the man whose life has been portrayed by this movie had the one of the most exhilirating and exciting life. I will recommend it to anyone who has enough time to watch this masterpiece by Martin Scorsese. -
The Movie Times. Best or Worst Movies!
Has anyone watched Aviator? -
Further Mathematics: Post your doubts here!
Oh please, I didn't mind writing a post and replying to your remark of using another way to solve the question. Not lazy. -
Further Mathematics: Post your doubts here!
Direction ratios is the direction vector. :P I prefer working with the vector form that is why I converted them first. You can choose your way of solving the question. -
The Movie Times. Best or Worst Movies!
They are two totally different movies in different langauges for different audiences. Can't be compared. -
The Movie Times. Best or Worst Movies!
Shukar hai! And PLEASE, Sixth Sense was THE masterpiece. Anyways, I won't debate with you. I just searched through this thread to look at the movies you suggested and I think what I said in my last message was true. Stop thinking, and enjoy! :P -
The Movie Times. Best or Worst Movies!
Not a joke. It really did win the oscar over The sixth sense. :P HAHA! Leave it. You should watch 3 Idiots and Tare Zameen Par. Good enough for you. ;) I don't get how you say that you LIKE the movies that provoke thinking. You are seeking entertainment, my friend. Change your pursuit. :) -
The Movie Times. Best or Worst Movies!
A strongly suggested movie: Eternal Sunshine of the spotless mind. It consists of one of the few non-comic roles of Jim Carrey and has a totally different screenplay that's worth watching. It's not a very famous movie and hasn't grabbed alot of attention but it did grasp me in it's weird plot. -
The Movie Times. Best or Worst Movies!
Million Dollar Baby is right there in that list. -
The Movie Times. Best or Worst Movies!
Neither would I. But the oscar was deserved. Do you know this movie edged out The Sixth Sense to win the oscar? :P -
The Movie Times. Best or Worst Movies!
That's exactly what this movie does. Try to get into the skin of that emo daughter for whome her father is just a perverted asshole. Or into the skin of the man, who is telling a story of how he thinks, he is a loser. And you'll know what I'm talking about. Anyways, it's about our different... -
The Movie Times. Best or Worst Movies!
You probably didn't understand the concept of the movie, then. "I don't think that there's anything worse than being ordinary."-This quote was what the movie was based on. If you understand the motive, you'll definitely like the movie. Otherwise, the screenplay itself is not that much of a fun... -
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Mathematics: Post your doubts here!
First of all, you need to know the basic concept of what an inverse of a function is and what does it represent for a quadratic function. For a function to have an inverse there should be one value of x for each f(x) for it to be a one-one function. I thought, you understood it well since you... -
Mathematics: Post your doubts here!
Can you please elaborate what you mean by the THIRD rule. -
Mathematics: Post your doubts here!
Range means the set of values for f(x). In this case, you will simply look at the form of the euation you created in part (i) and recall the concept of forming the range using it. The minimum f(x) will be "c" for the corresponding x=-b. So the range will be f(x)>="c" (c is 3 in this case). The... -
Physics: Post your doubts here!
It is a very basic decay question but they have just confused you with the "calibration" and "uncertainty" words. You'll take the negative errors on both values to show DECAY. Solve the rest of the question in the following way using the decay equations. You use a dot to represent the...