X-Message-Number: 18191
Date: Wed, 19 Dec 2001 18:17:51 -0800 (PST)
From: Driven FromThePack <>
Subject: Re: CryoNet #18171 - #18177

Platt wrote:
>>
1. Many people will believe that a dog really has been
frozen and revived.

2. Many people will believe that you can, in fact,
dream during a long
period of cryopreservation. 
In addition, potential clients will be quite
disappointed when they find
that the offices of cryonics organizations do not live
up to the sumptuous
Hollywood version.

As for the possible effect on membership growth: The
protagonist in the
movie is extremely wealthy,
>>>>


I dunno about all that--if people see the movie and
get curious, all the pertinent info about cryonics is
online.

>>>

1. Does anyone understand the title? What does Monet
have to do with
anything in the film?
<<<

His mother's favorite artist, was Cruise's explanation
in the movie.

>>>>

4. Is the resemblance of the older male cryonicist
Fred Chamberlain purely
coincidental?

<<<<


I thought he looked familiar.  Maybe the writer
director Cameron Crowe is interested in cryonics?

Also, Alcor staff apparently got a sneak preview.



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