ville-marie Place Ville-Marie : observatoire, restaurant et nouveaux aménagements

[caribb]

Ce matin 22.06.20

 

[IluvMTL]

I wonder if this perch is pigeon & seagull proof?

[Rocco]

il y a 50 minutes, IluvMTL a dit :

I wonder if this perch is pigeon & seagull proof?

We'll know soon enough.. 

[KOOL]

L'anneau ne risque rien car ça fait 6 millions d'années que l'Argentavis Magnificens a disparu.

[Ricardo100]

Il y a 19 heures, KOOL a dit :

L'anneau ne risque rien car ça fait 6 millions d'années que l'Argentavis Magnificens a disparu.

Sans oublier le Pelagornis sandersi  !

[KOOL]

il y a 5 minutes, Ricardo100 a dit :

Sans oublier le Pelagornis sandersi  !

Oui mais lui aussi fait figure d'amateur en comparaison du plus grand prédateur pouvant menacer l'anneau : le Roccus Aimtéelurbis. 

[mal]

[Rusty]

Its amazing wow 

[Ti-Pierre]

Crédit photo Nick Theodoropoulos 👍

[IluvMTL]

On 2022-06-20 at 1:28 PM, Rocco said:

We'll know soon enough.. 

Denis Villeneuve was way ahead.

 

Arguably Denis Villeneuve's best film to date, Arrival (2016) has a lot to unpack. First, it’s one of the most grounded explorations of humanity’s first contact with extraterrestrial life. Then, it’s also a beautiful study of how language shapes our worldview. However, above everything else, Arrival is about how to create meaningful bonds with people you love when you are aware that time is bound to destroy everything. By breaking the barriers of linear time, Arrival follows a bittersweet love story that we know will end in tragedy. And by doing so, the film dares to question if enjoying the happy and potentially short time by the side of someone we love is enough; or if knowing that the future is painful will stop us from cherishing the present moment. It's cerebral, touching, and bittersweet, perfectly walking the line between drama and sci-fi. — Marco Vito Oddo