I saw it shortly after it was released on DVD. I remember thinking if I could enter the quantum mechanics magical basketball court, I would shoot the ball, then travel forward in time and totally alley oop myself.

Then I would drink Gatorade with only positive thoughts printed on the label.

This is a terrible movie which distorts the facts.

Especially the stuff about Dr. Emoto and the water crystals. James Randi offered him 1,000,000 dollars if he could replicate it with appropriate controls and he declined. No self-respecting scientist has anything to fear from James Randi.

This movie is like The Secret, promoted by Oprah Winfrey.

The book “The Unconscious Quantum” by Victor Stenger explains why things like this movie distort the facts about quantum physics.

Gaddy - 04 July 2006 08:55 PM

My favorite part:

in the subway, the photographer is looking at the picutres of emotional water. The guy that looks like an SS officer/Christopher Lloyd in Who Framed Roger Rabbit says, “If we can do that to water…”

my friends and I all burst out at once, “IMAGINE WHAT I CAN DO TO YOU!!!”

Listen, for once and for all: I know the film is nonsense. I never endorsed what it had to say, only it was fun to watch with friends and talk about. Prz, don’t put words in my mouth. I’m a smart boy; I went to catholic school for a year and a half.

James Randi offered that dude a million bucks if he could pull it off with appropriate controls, the water crystal thing. He declined.