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|  #1 Posted on 12.10.05 2218.54 | Instant Rating: 0.11 | The Sylvester Stallone movie Demolition Man was on tv a few weeks ago, and I could've sworn I saw something freaky that's stayed in the back of my mind ever since.
During one scene, a computer screen is shown with a list of cryo-prisoners' names on it. I'm not sure what scene; maybe it was just after Wesley Snipes kills some people to escape the prison. Anyway, I thought I saw this name on the list of cryo-prisoners:
SCOTT PETERSON
Can any W confirm this? If it wasn't there, then I'm high or blind, but if it was, then whoa, that is weird.| Promote this thread! |           | Duo_Shinigami_1083
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| #2 Posted on 12.10.05 2255.00 | Instant Rating: 0.00 | | I think that has to be coincidence, having seen the movie myself back on HBO. | ekedolphin
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| #3 Posted on 13.10.05 0007.18 | Instant Rating: 2.29 | Interesting. Check out the very last sentence of its Wikipedia article.Haven't seen the movie before, but between that, the Taco Bell thing, and the Arnold Schwarzenegger Presidential Library, I'm definitely givin' this movie a look-see when I get the chance.
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| #4 Posted on 13.10.05 0007.55 | Instant Rating: 5.83 | I'm siding with coincidence, as that's a fairly generic name. That it was the same spelling's just dumb luck.
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| #5 Posted on 13.10.05 0024.04 | Instant Rating: 4.76 | Originally posted by drjayphd
I'm siding with coincidence, as that's a fairly generic name. That it was the same spelling's just dumb luck.
What's the other option besides coincidence? That the writer actually went into the future and came back with the name of a famous convict to subtly place in his script? | spf
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| #6 Posted on 13.10.05 0032.13 | Instant Rating: 5.57 | What, didn't you know the screenwriters on this movie were Nostradamus, Edgar Cayce and Miss Cleo?
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| #7 Posted on 13.10.05 0655.43 | Instant Rating: 5.12 | There's reference to it at http://urbanlegends.about.com/b/a/119925.htm , so you didn't imagine it.
Originally posted by Ukranian Justice
What's the other option besides coincidence? That the writer actually went into the future and came back with the name of a famous convict to subtly place in his script?
Uh, no. Maybe the writer was friends with a Scott Peterson, or something. Maybe THE Scott Peterson. If so, then it's kind of freaky.
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| #8 Posted on 13.10.05 1518.01 | Instant Rating: 6.55 | Originally posted by Ukrainian Justice
Originally posted by drjayphd
I'm siding with coincidence, as that's a fairly generic name. That it was the same spelling's just dumb luck.
What's the other option besides coincidence? That the writer actually went into the future and came back with the name of a famous convict to subtly place in his script?
Or... said writer wanted to kill some lady someday, and started his targeting with the intent to frame this Peterson fellow for his patsy.
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Anyway, Demolition Man is a very overlooked film in my estimation, and in my estimation the best Stallone film without "Rocky" in the title. (Talk about damning something with faint praise)
There's actually a pretty smart little movie in there beneath the then-mandatory Stallone posturing.
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| #9 Posted on 13.10.05 1751.21 | Instant Rating: 4.77 | | In my opinion, Demolition Man is probably Snipes best work. | Kevintripod
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| #10 Posted on 13.10.05 1758.22 | Instant Rating: 2.65 | >Anyway, Demolition Man is a very overlooked film in my estimation, and in my estimation the best Stallone film without "Rocky" in the title.<
>In my opinion, Demolition Man is probably Snipes best work.<
I readily agree with both statements.
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