This was one of the movie that I watched after having read the original book (Carl Sagan) in childhood. I loved the way Jodie Foster plays the role of the maniacal SETI scientist Eleanor Arroway. At the same time, I hated the highly religious overtones in the message that is conveyed in the end. I would say 3.5*.
By the way, during the early 2000s, I used to dedicate my computer to the usage of the data analysis by SETI. I'm wondering, can we still help SETI out that way?
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a line from Contact that keeps revisiting me
occam's razor:
the simplest explanation is usually the correct one
also did install the SETI software on my old PC
such awesome graphics it would produce
but couldn't find it today
i think www.seti.org was among the first sites on the .org domain
I love that line too. :)
I'm sorry I can't find the SETI software now. I guess they don't require to outsource the computing anymore.
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