This is the most underrated of John's career. I remember going to see it with one of my punk friends in middle school and was trying to hide my tears. Beautiful film.
Otori Shingen Wouldn't it be crazy if in phenomenon with John Travolta, at the scene were his gf says she will love him as long as she lives. If she pulled out a gun and shot herself so she died before him, even thou he was terminally ill just to make the point of how little she loved him?
Perfectly accurate description of how people would treat someone like that, or worse, if it ever happen. The fear, the "why can't I do what you did" crowd, people who refuse to listen and only demand you answer their questions with the answers they want to hear, etc 😂
its like how people assume anyone with muscles or money cheated or something when there a lot to it and some easy that some just cant understand but with this its tenfold
This scene perfectly encapsulates the problem we as a civilization are facing today, most people are not interested in the truth, but their own version of it, even it is complete falsehood. They would invest time and money to perpetuate falsehood, it wouldn't make a difference to them.
When you're dealing with truth on a GROUP scale, you obviously have to be careful not to rant at your crowd. All that shit about the "partnership" and the "grove of aspen" etc. needs to take a backseat to the more pressing issue of the illuminati accusation from the sunglasses guy's conviction combined with the news reporter's efforts to feed him a talking point for clarifying his position in relation to his obvious floundering. was the news reporter guy working for the paranoid guy as part of some infowars ambush interview? of course not. but, you have two appeals to journalistic integrity; one rooted in holy retribution, and the other in respect for the shadow of doubt that makes up our ability to explain our realizations to ourselves.
TheDaedalx its a shame that they seem to go the action movie route. Phenomenon is a great movie because it asks "I have all this brain power and information at my disposal...but what do I do witj it?"
PEOPLE ARE SO BLIND AND BIGOTED OF WHAT THEY DONT UNDERSTAND!! George tries to make people feel relaxed and free in his presence. And is met by nothing but blind ignorance. Why people are so terrified of anything foreign to themselves is mankind's greatest tragedy. This loving, wonderful man doing battle with this myopic stupidity is at the heart of this glorious film. This is unquestionably the finest performance of John Travolta's career. IT MAY BE THE FINEST OF ANYONES CAREER!! His George Malley is nothing short of mind blowing. The "Possibility" he says he is, hints at the magic inside all of us. Another "Possibility" is Travolta's George Malley is the finest Acting ever rendered on film. Simply limitless in its scope and depth.
sometimes people are just stupid and disbelief. You can tell them until you're blue in the face and demonstrate for them, but the people will still be like the Bane character.
I remember seeing this movie for the first time and seeing the negative energy from the sunglasses guy the moment he walked up to the booth. Dude had WILD negative energy
This scene perfectly demonstrates why having intelligence is dangerous. People think you are upto bad things, or think you are hiding information. They often might try to take advantage of you or think you have an obligation to others or perceive you as being a leader when you never wanted to be. The only sensible thing to do is never demonstrate your ability to others since people will either try to capitalize on you or treat you like an outcast and make you flee everything and everyone to protect yourself.
I honestly think this movie, for as hopeful and heartfelt as it can be. I honestly think it’s a tragedy, and you can say I’m being nihilistic, overthinking it, or whatever but this scene in particular showed that even tho when George tries to explain, and rationalize whats happening, and what he knows, people don’t pay attention to it, they instead just look at him like a side show attraction, asking him about aliens, what else he can do and move, and that family rushes in thinking he’s Jesus or something and want him to heal there son. George freaks out and falls over. Later on a doctor comes in and wants to take his brain and wants to poke and prod it, the uneducated saw George as a freak, the educated saw him as a lab experiment. In the end I don’t think anyone aside from George’s real friends, saw him for what he was.
Not to mention the relationship with him and the woman. He was an aging man who really wanted a woman in his life, and she was a lonely woman who feared the next man leaving more than anything. They get together fall in love, he dies, and she is again alone
But the thing is, it's just mental power. Your brain controls every bodily action, with training you can control your heartbeat and tell even your most obscure muscles to move. So it can control how much energy is spent on healing.
Not just a brain tumor but be alienated by everyone around you possibly from one's who care about you. You also would be enlightened beyond anyone's comprehension and feel alone in the world.
I think it's everyone's quest to 'MEET' a George,to know a sinple,nice guy,then realise that persons potential.I cry everytime I watch this film,it touches me somehow.I used to HATE John Travolta,but my opinion changed after this film and Face off.I think he's not a bad actor.
This movie showed how humans get.afraid of something they can't explain, which is why that second blast hit him, whomever that was probably thought. They aren't ready, if they are afraid of this one person, how do you think they would react to us. Notice only the children were not judging him, also they.knew he was well liked in town and.everyone but 5 ppl weren't afraid. This would happen in the world today, trust me.
From 1994-2000 John Travolta ruled the movies. This, pulp fiction, face off, get shorty, broken arrow.. And then he made battlefield earth and his career went to hell. Though I did enjoy Swordfish.
The TV interviewer holding the mic says to his camera man " Are you getting this?" and the camera man gives the thumbs up signal for yes. The camera was pointed at the the man in front of hims jacket and not at John Travolta doing the sunglasses 'dance'.
It's funny that scene where he gets tested on his general knowledge by the FBI. When listing up mammals, John says that the interviewer isn't being very specific. He's right. This is the difference between highschool and university. I'm at university. They demand a lot of insight on theoretical principles. One has to be specific. Being unspecific is the reason why I flunked half my courses. I need to learn to think deeper. Hehe.
I often feel just like George - not because I'm a genius but because I often see more than others and trying to explain it to them is like trying to teach someone arrogant, how to be humble.
I try hard to explain something complex in my mind to my wife and she tries so hard to get what I'm talking about and what it means to me. It's really hard to have so many thoughts in my head that I cant share because she doesnt connect things in her head the way I do continuously. It's in no way her fault but it feels lonely sometimes. Thats why I wish my father was still alive since he was the only one who understood how I felt and why.
There are people who can pass 800,000 volts of electricity through their bodies without even getting hurt, people who can turn off light just by a moob swing, and people who can light a bulb with the power of their bodies... if you saw the documentary last year. These can be classed as inhumanly abilities. Now people can deny the exsistance of such feats all they want, and people who say they can do these things are usually tricksters, whihc is why no-one believes in these feats anymore.
People are ignorant animals, we all want to know only what conveniences us, and we step on and torture every precious gift that God gives us and turn into filth for our own personal game. I mean look at what we do to the earth everyday. And sadly people do it because they are scared and cowards so they outcast everything they don't know. Why should God forgive us? We do it to ourselves.
Human beings are not inherently good. And of course we're not inherently evil either (depending on who is measuring). But we are most definitely inherently self-centered; selfish; self-serving. Even when we being charitable, most of the time it's because of how it makes US feel or think about ourselves. Gratefully, this is not the end of the story.
It is sad that if someone were to gain the kind of insight and the same powers (lets ASSUME it's possible), people would only think of them as weapons or something dangerous. Why the hell are we so afraid of things we don't understand or easily impressed by what we can see? (Books? Pfft. Ohh, something shiny!!)
Hmm... Is there 2 movies with the same storyline? Because I saw this, i think, and the description for this movie, fits with the movie I saw... But I didn't remember it as John Travolta... And I don't remember this scene...
well... that's one viewpoint. Another more credible viewpoint is that Telekinesis doesn't exist unless your on Buffy the Vampire Slayer or Uri Geller. Gotta love those spoon tricks. :o)
One of the problems with this scene, is its suggested he is incredibly smart, but he didn't seem to apply or try applying it to human behavior. He seemed to be caught completely off guard by their questions, imagination, and theories. I would think, if he was prepared, he would have led them to truth using a more practical way, like through more stories and less tricks. You can't expect the folks who grew up looking at sub dimensional shadows on a cave wall to suddenly embrace the outside.
Unclear... no. It is very clear that there are no scientifically proven instances of true telekinesis. You may not realise this but the person in this clip is John Travolta. He is not a telekinetic Prodigious savant but an actor. He first became famous for his portrayal as Vinnie Barbarino in welcome back Kotter then as Danny Zuko in Grease. I'm trying to be patient with you but some of your comments are extremely idiotic.
Ok, damn it. I made that comment four months ago and I'm still hearing shit about it. I guess sarcasm doesn't read well online; how could it? Mostly joking anyway. And no, not a grammar fail. Can we please get off this topic? Sheesh.
I SOO muchfeel just like this john in this movie....all my theorys,n all y ideas are just so DUMB to those close minded people...BUt...when i do figure out teleknesis...when i master the listening cycle....i will prove them all wrong..n help people out there...I WILL B FREE!.
Skeptics.tend to poo hoo movies like this. But believers understand that when God's science doesn't mix with man's science is when God stands out. Resulting in miracles.
All the genius in the world and too naive to know people are going to be scared and angry at him. Look what they did to Jesus... if u believe that story, bc I don't.
Its called Telekinesis. Its very real. You can call it magic because it really is magical. The world is full of people with incredible abilities. Many which are thought as being impossible or a trick.
Actually it is far from a scientific fact. Fact meaning certain, proven, guanteed. It is none of those things. There have been study's conducted yes. Some with conclusive data and some without. However, no such proof has been found. As for your ability.. i highly doubt you can perform it. And before i see your proof i will stick to my statement
Nina in the 1960's... you mean Nina Kulagina. I know more about the subject than you think. You say that Science says it's possible... Where is your reference? I'm guessing that it comes off the back of a cornflakes box. Try to stay grounded in what is real and stop watching so much Tv.... it's rotting your brain.
Telekinesis power move objects with your mind..something taught in Scientology religion OT VII Operative Thetans and other occult powers. Movie was propaganda for Scientology. Scientology founder was obsessed with Aleister Crowley & the occult/science-fiction writing. Worst part of the movie was mockery & sudden hidden blasphemy of Jesus Christ in Bible. John Travolta character would emulate a similar characteristics Jesus Christ like miracles, wisdom, supernatural powers, leaving a document of messages (books) behind for all mankind but message in movie more spiritual-philosophy than scientifically (science/technology) like most Alien (demon) message’s story’s. Another similar thing to Jesus was in movie suffered persecution, shared a last supper with loving disciples and end of the movie they are followers and celebrate this birthday every year. that’s why I think this movie is extremely antichrist
Wouldn't it be crazy if in that movie called phenomenon with John Travolta, at the scene were his gf says she will love him as long as she lives. If she pulled out a gun and shot herself so she died before him, even thou he was terminally ill just to make the point of how little she loved him?
jeremy mclouth you’re pretty sick. I have a dark sense of humor but you put no effort into that at all. That’s the equivalent of. “What is some guy jumped in front of a car for no reason.” It’s dark. It’s morose. But no logic or punchline.
This is the most underrated of John's career. I remember going to see it with one of my punk friends in middle school and was trying to hide my tears. Beautiful film.
this movie and powder had such great stories and theories
Otori Shingen Wouldn't it be crazy if in phenomenon with John Travolta, at the scene were his gf says she will love him as long as she lives. If she pulled out a gun and shot herself so she died before him, even thou he was terminally ill just to make the point of how little she loved him?
Very nice comparison!
Remember the movie dream catcher when dutz didn't have friend and they became his friends regardless, he even gave them powers.
Powder an amazing movie
A genius is always surrounded by idiots so the term is relative.
U made a good quote.
Profile picture and name suits this comment ahaha
@@dyms.40 I have my moments.
one is extremely smart when everyone else is stupid
They all shut him out, that ppl he thought he could count on, but his friend never left.
A very underrated movie
Perfectly accurate description of how people would treat someone like that, or worse, if it ever happen.
The fear, the "why can't I do what you did" crowd, people who refuse to listen and only demand you answer their questions with the answers they want to hear, etc 😂
definitely Democrats ..
its like how people assume anyone with muscles or money cheated or something when there a lot to it and some easy that some just cant understand but with this its tenfold
This scene perfectly encapsulates the problem we as a civilization are facing today, most people are not interested in the truth, but their own version of it, even it is complete falsehood. They would invest time and money to perpetuate falsehood, it wouldn't make a difference to them.
John rocks in this movie, he always does
the ending is so damn sad
I love this film... I think it is my favourite film of all time!
and that is why Telekinetic people doesnt show off their powers
It's science fiction pal
HE REALLY NEEDS TO GO ON JEOPARDY
He can’t he’s dead.
They do.
Telekinesis is very real and so are the people who can do it.
This is what it’s like to be a highly sensitive and empathic person.
You get easily overwhelmed by other people’s energy. 😣
except empaths don't exist. You're not on some magic telekinetic level.
@@makim-k5850
I don’t have telekinesis powers, but I’m a highly sensitive empath.
But apparently I don’t exist. Lol
@@Jdabomb93 Nope, you don't. You don't have magic powers. Get over yourself.
@@makim-k5850
I just said I don’t know telekinesis bro.
Damn. 🤦♂️
Believe what you want, but I know I am, and what I can do.
When you're dealing with truth on a GROUP scale, you obviously have to be careful not to rant at your crowd. All that shit about the "partnership" and the "grove of aspen" etc. needs to take a backseat to the more pressing issue of the illuminati accusation from the sunglasses guy's conviction combined with the news reporter's efforts to feed him a talking point for clarifying his position in relation to his obvious floundering.
was the news reporter guy working for the paranoid guy as part of some infowars ambush interview? of course not. but, you have two appeals to journalistic integrity; one rooted in holy retribution, and the other in respect for the shadow of doubt that makes up our ability to explain our realizations to ourselves.
All these recent unlocking the brain potential in movies like Limitless and Lucy cannot match the emotional core this film has.
I agree
TheDaedalx its a shame that they seem to go the action movie route. Phenomenon is a great movie because it asks "I have all this brain power and information at my disposal...but what do I do witj it?"
spanishforyou123 I agree totally
Totally agree
lucy right out stinks :D
The biggest disservice humanity ever imposed on itself was inventing the word, Impossible.
PEOPLE ARE SO BLIND AND BIGOTED OF WHAT THEY DONT UNDERSTAND!! George tries to make people feel relaxed and free in his presence. And is met by nothing but blind ignorance. Why people are so terrified of anything foreign to themselves is mankind's greatest tragedy. This loving, wonderful man doing battle with this myopic stupidity is at the heart of this glorious film. This is unquestionably the finest performance of John Travolta's career. IT MAY BE THE FINEST OF ANYONES CAREER!! His George Malley is nothing short of mind blowing. The "Possibility" he says he is, hints at the magic inside all of us. Another "Possibility" is Travolta's George Malley is the finest Acting ever rendered on film. Simply limitless in its scope and depth.
That's people for ya
sometimes people are just stupid and disbelief. You can tell them until you're blue in the face and demonstrate for them, but the people will still be like the Bane character.
I remember seeing this movie for the first time and seeing the negative energy from the sunglasses guy the moment he walked up to the booth. Dude had WILD negative energy
People aren’t ready for this information yet.
@@outoftouch4425
Humans.
He used the force
This scene perfectly demonstrates why having intelligence is dangerous. People think you are upto bad things, or think you are hiding information. They often might try to take advantage of you or think you have an obligation to others or perceive you as being a leader when you never wanted to be.
The only sensible thing to do is never demonstrate your ability to others since people will either try to capitalize on you or treat you like an outcast and make you flee everything and everyone to protect yourself.
0:34 "Are you getting this?"
Yes, I am firmly behind the shoulder of the man before me. No worry about the glasses, it is indeed fully covered...
I honestly think this movie, for as hopeful and heartfelt as it can be.
I honestly think it’s a tragedy, and you can say I’m being nihilistic, overthinking it, or whatever but this scene in particular showed that even tho when George tries to explain, and rationalize whats happening, and what he knows, people don’t pay attention to it, they instead just look at him like a side show attraction, asking him about aliens, what else he can do and move, and that family rushes in thinking he’s Jesus or something and want him to heal there son. George freaks out and falls over. Later on a doctor comes in and wants to take his brain and wants to poke and prod it, the uneducated saw George as a freak, the educated saw him as a lab experiment.
In the end I don’t think anyone aside from George’s real friends, saw him for what he was.
I agree. People just need to shut up and just listen.
Not to mention the relationship with him and the woman. He was an aging man who really wanted a woman in his life, and she was a lonely woman who feared the next man leaving more than anything. They get together fall in love, he dies, and she is again alone
if you listen very closely you can hear an ELF(extremely low frequency) tone when John uses his telekinesis.
I heard an EMF actually. You’re unbelievable ohh!!
But the thing is, it's just mental power. Your brain controls every bodily action, with training you can control your heartbeat and tell even your most obscure muscles to move. So it can control how much energy is spent on healing.
The struggle of being a genius explaning what is basic to you but overwhelming for some idiots.
Our bodies are disconnected but our energy is more connected than what we think. This movie is way ahead of its time.
I honestly think people would react exactly the same if someone could do those things. We’re so motivated by fear it’s sad
love this movie. another good one is called POWDER with jeff goldblum, sean patrick flannery, and lance henrikson
Yes! 👏
These 2 movies coincide.
If you watched this movie you wouldn't want what this guy had lol.
A brain tumor. 😢
Not just a brain tumor but be alienated by everyone around you possibly from one's who care about you. You also would be enlightened beyond anyone's comprehension and feel alone in the world.
OMG thanku so much for your help outdigo!
thanks a lot!!!!
if you like this movie Michael (1996 film) is another good one that John was in too
What he's trying to explain is the 6 degrees of separation in regard to the organism in Oregon which you can find more about on RUclips.
I think it's everyone's quest to 'MEET' a George,to know a sinple,nice guy,then realise that persons potential.I cry everytime I watch this film,it touches me somehow.I used to HATE John Travolta,but my opinion changed after this film and Face off.I think he's not a bad actor.
This movie showed how humans get.afraid of something they can't explain, which is why that second blast hit him, whomever that was probably thought. They aren't ready, if they are afraid of this one person, how do you think they would react to us.
Notice only the children were not judging him, also they.knew he was well liked in town and.everyone but 5 ppl weren't afraid. This would happen in the world today, trust me.
From 1994-2000 John Travolta ruled the movies. This, pulp fiction, face off, get shorty, broken arrow.. And then he made battlefield earth and his career went to hell. Though I did enjoy Swordfish.
it's everyone's quest to be GEORGE in this movie that makes everyone the crowd ... in this movie ...lol
15 years man. Shit.
God damn. Amazing movie.
why do people need more in their life. humans have a hole in their heart that will never be filled, unless we evolve. Peace
it's everyone's quest to be Michael in this movie that makes everyone the crowd ... in this movie
Michael?
JOHN TRAVOLTA AKA GEORGE MALLEY WE'RE NOT SO DISCONNECTED !!!
Jt is my all time favourite
The TV interviewer holding the mic says to his camera man " Are you getting this?" and the camera man gives the thumbs up signal for yes. The camera was pointed at the the man in front of hims jacket and not at John Travolta doing the sunglasses 'dance'.
lol nice catch!
One of my favorite movies of all time, and showing the mob mentality and how uneducated and uncacapable people are is more needed now than ever
It's funny that scene where he gets tested on his general knowledge by the FBI. When listing up mammals, John says that the interviewer isn't being very specific. He's right. This is the difference between highschool and university. I'm at university. They demand a lot of insight on theoretical principles. One has to be specific. Being unspecific is the reason why I flunked half my courses. I need to learn to think deeper. Hehe.
I often feel just like George - not because I'm a genius but because I often see more than others and trying to explain it to them is like trying to teach someone arrogant, how to be humble.
I try hard to explain something complex in my mind to my wife and she tries so hard to get what I'm talking about and what it means to me. It's really hard to have so many thoughts in my head that I cant share because she doesnt connect things in her head the way I do continuously. It's in no way her fault but it feels lonely sometimes. Thats why I wish my father was still alive since he was the only one who understood how I felt and why.
There are people who can pass 800,000 volts of electricity through their bodies without even getting hurt, people who can turn off light just by a moob swing, and people who can light a bulb with the power of their bodies... if you saw the documentary last year.
These can be classed as inhumanly abilities.
Now people can deny the exsistance of such feats all they want, and people who say they can do these things are usually tricksters, whihc is why no-one believes in these feats anymore.
That's humans for you. Trying to tell you about it and you don't listen.
I would love a conversation with him, but I'm two years in college, and I study a lot so im on the scholastic mind right now
Everything is interconnected - as in Indra's Web
It's the true life story of John Travolta's Scientology powers
i want to see the whole movie. where can i find it?
i went to the movie's to watch this, but i felt assleep
Kyra is fantastic in this movie!!
kyra Sedgwick in this video (awesome.)
so is John travollta
@ilovemiscosas phenomenon is somebody. phenomena is the word we give to it
People are ignorant animals, we all want to know only what conveniences us, and we step on and torture every precious gift that God gives us and turn into filth for our own personal game. I mean look at what we do to the earth everyday. And sadly people do it because they are scared and cowards so they outcast everything they don't know. Why should God forgive us? We do it to ourselves.
If we want to talk about "god"then "god" made people the way they are.Humans are an experiment on this planet.A still ongoing experiment.
Thats what ibam tryingvwork on positive energy andvprogressn j.
your just like me!
Now you understand tommy lee jones comment in the Men in Black movie, about
humans. We cant handle too much ,we need to be spoon fed.
I think i could heal my body with thought also.
We are a frightened and stupid race when it comes to the unknown we cower in fear. Its always been this way...-
you got that from hell boy
Human beings are not inherently good. And of course we're not inherently evil either (depending on who is measuring). But we are most definitely inherently self-centered; selfish; self-serving. Even when we being charitable, most of the time it's because of how it makes US feel or think about ourselves.
Gratefully, this is not the end of the story.
People want to hear what they to hear
Reminds me of Jesus.. If you have an extraordinary gift you should be quiet about it
yep. He told people NOT to talk about the miracles He preformed....but people talked.
ne ağladım bu filmde ya.
Funny and a bit sad how all the crowd seems to miss his point about the Aspen trees because it's really relevant.
It is sad that if someone were to gain the kind of insight and the same powers (lets ASSUME it's possible), people would only think of them as weapons or something dangerous.
Why the hell are we so afraid of things we don't understand or easily impressed by what we can see? (Books? Pfft. Ohh, something shiny!!)
Hmm... Is there 2 movies with the same storyline? Because I saw this, i think, and the description for this movie, fits with the movie I saw... But I didn't remember it as John Travolta... And I don't remember this scene...
Mandela probably
well... that's one viewpoint. Another more credible viewpoint is that Telekinesis doesn't exist unless your on Buffy the Vampire Slayer or Uri Geller. Gotta love those spoon tricks. :o)
Hi,sorry i'm studying english and i wanna know: What's the difference between "phenomena" and "phenomenon"? Can someone help me, please?
Thanks a lot!
phenomena is plural; phenomenon is singular.
One of the problems with this scene, is its suggested he is incredibly smart, but he didn't seem to apply or try applying it to human behavior. He seemed to be caught completely off guard by their questions, imagination, and theories. I would think, if he was prepared, he would have led them to truth using a more practical way, like through more stories and less tricks. You can't expect the folks who grew up looking at sub dimensional shadows on a cave wall to suddenly embrace the outside.
Damn vultures.
There is a difference between voltage and current.
Working on pozitivem energie and progress ..j
Now I know
What if those were expensive sunglasses? I'd be a little irritated if I got them back scratched up.
Unclear... no.
It is very clear that there are no scientifically proven instances of true telekinesis.
You may not realise this but the person in this clip is John Travolta. He is not a telekinetic Prodigious savant but an actor. He first became famous for his portrayal as Vinnie Barbarino in welcome back Kotter then as Danny Zuko in Grease.
I'm trying to be patient with you but some of your comments are extremely idiotic.
Please leave him alone
actually it's fungus
Ok, damn it. I made that comment four months ago and I'm still hearing shit about it. I guess sarcasm doesn't read well online; how could it? Mostly joking anyway. And no, not a grammar fail. Can we please get off this topic? Sheesh.
We will never forget.
I SOO muchfeel just like this john in this movie....all my theorys,n all y ideas are just so DUMB to those close minded people...BUt...when i do figure out teleknesis...when i master the listening cycle....i will prove them all wrong..n help people out there...I WILL B FREE!.
Skeptics.tend to poo hoo movies like this. But believers understand that when God's science doesn't mix with man's science is when God stands out. Resulting in miracles.
All the genius in the world and too naive to know people are going to be scared and angry at him.
Look what they did to Jesus... if u believe that story, bc I don't.
i can do TK @.@
If he became so smart, why didn't he know that people were gonna react that way?
Can you imagine when Jesus comes back the absolute shit show❤
Elon Musk 😂
Its called Telekinesis.
Its very real.
You can call it magic because it really is magical.
The world is full of people with incredible abilities.
Many which are thought as being impossible or a trick.
Cringe
Of course the "conspiracy theorist" is a balding man lol!
Actually it is far from a scientific fact. Fact meaning certain, proven, guanteed. It is none of those things. There have been study's conducted yes. Some with conclusive data and some without. However, no such proof has been found. As for your ability.. i highly doubt you can perform it. And before i see your proof i will stick to my statement
Nina in the 1960's... you mean Nina Kulagina.
I know more about the subject than you think.
You say that Science says it's possible... Where is your reference?
I'm guessing that it comes off the back of a cornflakes box.
Try to stay grounded in what is real and stop watching so much Tv.... it's rotting your brain.
Telekinesis power move objects with your mind..something taught in Scientology religion OT VII Operative Thetans and other occult powers. Movie was propaganda for Scientology. Scientology founder was obsessed with Aleister Crowley & the occult/science-fiction writing. Worst part of the movie was mockery & sudden hidden blasphemy of Jesus Christ in Bible. John Travolta character would emulate a similar characteristics Jesus Christ like miracles, wisdom, supernatural powers, leaving a document of messages (books) behind for all mankind but message in movie more spiritual-philosophy than scientifically (science/technology) like most Alien (demon) message’s story’s. Another similar thing to Jesus was in movie suffered persecution, shared a last supper with loving disciples and end of the movie they are followers and celebrate this birthday every year. that’s why I think this movie is extremely antichrist
Wouldn't it be crazy if in that movie called phenomenon with John Travolta, at the scene were his gf says she will love him as long as she lives. If she pulled out a gun and shot herself so she died before him, even thou he was terminally ill just to make the point of how little she loved him?
jeremy mclouth you’re pretty sick. I have a dark sense of humor but you put no effort into that at all. That’s the equivalent of. “What is some guy jumped in front of a car for no reason.” It’s dark. It’s morose. But no logic or punchline.