Since movies are the subject I can't help but think of Cabin in the Woods (which also had some very creepy undertones that reach farther than just a mere movie) and something that was said about them putting all sorts of red flags and clues about but the sacrifices had to make the choice to ignore them. They had to choose to ignore the Harbinger and proceed down the road anyway it was through that choice to ignore that they basically gave their consent for what was to follow. Maybe clues get dropped in movies because thats the thing that people pay the most attention to. Thats why things like product placement within film matter so much. Sad thing is, even if you put warnings on billboards....place harbingers of doom at every intersection....people will still proceed further, ignoring them. Too many have to learn the hard way.

Originally posted by bulldetector
SPOILER ALERT
(BUT ITS BEEN OUT FOR AGES)

The Avengers film was curious to say the least. Thor hammier than Porky Pig. Robert Downer Jr needing subtitles.The archer guy needing a personality. The guy playing Loki channelling Richard E Grant. And gorgeous Scarlett, mmm. And plot holes as big as a flying aircraft carrier.

The last set piece was full of messages. Literally, a blue beam shoots into the air allowing an alien attack on NYC. Couldn't be much more blatent. In one scene a bus is shown with a number on the roof. The camera shoots down, and lingers for no apparent reason. The number? 1123. So an elaborate false bluebeam attack on NYC could occur as early as 23 November 2012.

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Dude you need help. Serious help. The cube was blue, what was it going to shoot, red beams of light? It was like that in Captain America, and Thor. So uh again what are you talking about. Also, anything in movies where the camera stops, a person could pick out and over analyze it. I'll say this. If 9/11 was shown on the simpsons, then how come the writer, animator or whomever it was that put that stuff there as "signs" hasn't been questioned by a court and held accountable for their knowledge on the situation? Same thing goes with everything else. You can make things appear to be what they aren't. Reality is alot of these "signs" are people like yourself WANTING to see something.

I have watched for Godzilla to walk through downtown Tokyo all my life, does not mean it is going to happen.

My point here is that Hollywood has always watched trends and calculate story themes into those trends.

Everything points to something big happening at some point in human history but we are not there yet as a conscious collective.

Independence Day, it's gonna happen!


Project Blue Beam is a joke and until any evidence of it's existence can be dug up...people that believe that # should be ashamed for feeding lies/disinfo into the rumor mill.


Thread lacks ANY content, just an opinion...quite frankly having an opinion doesn't constitute making a thread. IMHO. Where are the sources to back anything in this thread? Besides a bunch of hearsay and pipe dreams.


Proof of anything please.

Meh, or it could just be that Hollywood screen writers patrol ATS looking for crap to make movies on. Personally i don't think project blue beam even exists, except to take people's eyes off what is really going on.

I'll play along. You're looking in the wrong place.

The first Avengers story in 1963 has Loki using projected illusions to dupe the Avengers. First the Hulk is fooled by an illusion of dynamite which causes him to wreck a train track and endangering the passengers. Then Thor is fooled by an illusion of the Hulk (who is assumed guilty because of what happened with the train) and then by Loki directly, using many mirror-images of himself to prevent Thor attacking the 'real' Loki. This is the Avengers' origin story.

The second story involves the Space Phantom who also uses projected illusions to try and defeat the newly-founded Avengers.

The third story involves Iron Man creating his own image projector. A few issues later, the Enchantress uses magic to much the same effect. That's the first three stories using the same theme as project bluebeam.

As for alien invasions, they're pretty much a staple of the Avengers and the skrulls, who can shape shift and present themselves as something else, are regular foes. Similarly, in the Ultimates (the updated/re-imagined Avengers which in many ways provides the template for the film-version of the Avengers), the second book was based on an alien invasion where the aliens were able to misrepresent themselves in a similar way (WWII nazi leaders were actually aliens).

However, it's all gaudy fantasy where witches marry androids, and Asgardian God works along side a culturally Christian star-spangled metaphor who was frozen in a block of ice for 20 years and a mentally unhinged men with the ability to shrink and grow to 60ft in size knocks his wife about, his wife, incidentally, can also fly and also shrink in size.

What's to gain from hiding project bluebeam in amongst this kind of 12 cent craziness? Comic readers have, until only recently, been thought of as a children or cellar-dwelling dweebs who should have grown out of this kind of reading material decades ago. Why make this the target demographic of project bluebeam?

i was at the world premiere for the avengers and robert downey jr pretty much confirmed everything the OP said, he told me to never speak of it but since the secret is out... the only conspiracy in the film i can think of is the 1 scene with the dr pepper truck flipping over, dr pepper paid how much for a half a second scene of a dp truck flipping over? and the world premiere didn't even have dr pepper inside, all they had was pepsi! i had to bring my own can of cherry dp inside after jacking it from the dp executive cooler outside, that is the real conspiracy if you ask me, also why was sam jackson so mad that i touched his white leather jacket? did he think my hands had popcorn butter on them or something? yes ok my hands had popcorn butter on them,