sa54d

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Re:Take the red pill: Recast TH ...
By sa54d in Filmgaming
"The core idea from The Matrix appears many years earlier in a science fiction book called "Captain Jack Zodiac," by Michael Kandel. This played out as a screw-ball comedy. So imagine The Matrix with a slightly different plot but done as a bizarre off-the-wall comedy: Neo: Robin Williams (or Billy Chrystal) Trinity: Carole Kane Morpheus: Bernie Mac Agent Smith: Christopher Lloyd Oracle: Loretta Devine (from "Boston Public") Cypher: David Paymer (or Rainn Wilson from "The Office") Tank: Christ Rock Apoc: Steve Carell Mouse: Dominique Pinon ("City of Lost Children") Switch: Britanny Murphy Dozer: Michael Clarke Duncan ("Green Mile") Agent Brown: Kevin Smith (in the persona of "Silent Bob") Agent Jones: Jason Mewes ("Jay") " [More]

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

Re:TOP 5 MOVIES TO TEACH AN ALI ...
By sa54d in Filmgaming
"Others have already thought of my idea: that the aliens may want to conquer us and therefore the movies selected should attempt to convince them to find easier pickings elsewhere. And a interplanetary civilization such as ours has absolutely no hope against an inter-stellar civilization. It's Pizzaro vs. the Incas, only worse for us. But maybe the aliens just want to find out more about us before they strike, on the off chance that we have some capability that they can not readily observe? Assuming we're trying to dissuade the aliens from trying to attack us my five suggestions are inspired by the "Twilight Zone" episode in which Andy Devine scares off an alien invasion by telling tall tales which the aliens believe to be literally true. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. I almost went with Azkaban but the aliens likey understand physics well enough to know that you can not ever go back in time, and then that would give the game away. But any sufficiently advanced technolo ... " [More]