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At random: Nautilus has long been a popular name for a submarine. Some of the more famous of these are Robert Fulton's NAUTILUS (1800), Jules Verne's fictional Nautilus, and the NAUTILUS of Sir Hubert Wilkins in which he attempted a voyage to the North Pole under the ice (1931). There have also been three U.S. submarines of that name, including the world's first nuclear powered submarine built by the Electric Boat Division.

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RCK

Posted 2009-05-29 8:26 AM (#27154)

Master and Commander

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Subject: So what's the better flick to go see?

Star Trek or Angels And Demons. Inquiring minds want to know!

Steve

Posted 2009-05-29 9:47 AM (#27159 - in reply to #27154)

Senior Crew

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Location: Santa Fe, NM

Subject: RE: So what's the better flick to go see?

Angels and Demons if you're a fan of Dan Brown - which I am.

RCK

Posted 2009-05-29 10:02 AM (#27161 - in reply to #27159)

Master and Commander

Posts: 1431

Subject: RE: So what's the better flick to go see?

Thanks.....Always did like Santa Fe!

Bear

Posted 2009-05-29 12:03 PM (#27169 - in reply to #27154)

Great Sage of the Sea

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Location: Port Orchard WA

Subject: RE: So what's the better flick to go see?

I have not seen Angels and Demons (will have to wait for DVD wife not interested) but it would be hard to beat STar Trek especially on an IMAX (worth the extra $$$ to see it that way)

Boy Throttleman

Posted 2009-05-29 7:05 PM (#27192 - in reply to #27154)

Old Salt

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Subject: RE: So what's the better flick to go see?

See them both, I did . Star Trek if you must see only one but you will miss out

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