ayumichen - 29-9-2006 at 02:48
Have you watched the movie,"Mission impossible 3"?
You may remember an amazing chemical species in the movie.When Davian's cahoots wanted to rescue him from the vehicle,they sprinkled a kind of
chemical species over the metal case of the vehicle.Suddenly,the metal case of the vehicle bacame more brittle.Then it was cracked easily.
Who knows what it is?
enhzflep - 29-9-2006 at 03:07
Ah yes.
From memory, it is obtained by refluxing a 1 part imagination with 2 parts of money and a 4 parts of time.(All measures to be done by weight) This
mixture is steadily refluxed for about 3-4 months before the product is synthesized.
I believe it is called 1,1,1 TrichloroMovieSpecialEffects 
The product is then cleansed of any artifacts before being fused with the similarly-produced 1,1,1 ChlorofluroSoundEffects.
The fused sum of the two processes is most commonly stored between polycarbonate discs, or less frequently within a ferromagnetic plastic bonded
composition.
Nicodem - 29-9-2006 at 03:14
Fom the picture, I would say they used lots of cream with a little ketchup.
If the movie is expensive, this does not mean they just have to use expensive stuff for the simple special effects.
enhzflep - 29-9-2006 at 03:25
Sure, the classic example being chocolate syrup down the plug-hole in Psycho.
I just mentioned the above method of manufacture in this instance because the lighting in the image is 'funny', as is the inconsistant transparency -
two of the most common indications of a composite.
Ketchup the same color as indicators? 
DrP - 29-9-2006 at 05:16
'Fom the picture, I would say they used lots of cream with a little ketchup. '
I think it looks more like shaving foam because of the blue tint.
Elawr - 29-9-2006 at 05:23
Yes, from the picture it is clearly a binary compound of some type.