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My blockbuster film - input needed
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I have a great idea for a movie - where cyber criminals manage to 'break' the Internet causing worldwide chaos.
But the question is - how long would the Internet have to be down to seriously affect you? Five minutes? A day? A week?
If you lost Facebook, Twitter, BBC iPlayer etc - how soon would you be running around the streets screaming at strangers for information, and sliding into cannibalism?*
(*I'm assuming the cannibalism thing wouldn't kick in for at least a week)
But the question is - how long would the Internet have to be down to seriously affect you? Five minutes? A day? A week?
If you lost Facebook, Twitter, BBC iPlayer etc - how soon would you be running around the streets screaming at strangers for information, and sliding into cannibalism?*
(*I'm assuming the cannibalism thing wouldn't kick in for at least a week)
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'John McClane takes on an Internet-based terrorist organization who is systematically shutting down the United States.'
And I use the internet daily. I could handle a lot of things but not being unable to catch up on Iplayer with masterchef or great british bake off... I'd have to go all John McClane on whoever broke it.
And I use the internet daily. I could handle a lot of things but not being unable to catch up on Iplayer with masterchef or great british bake off... I'd have to go all John McClane on whoever broke it.
Catheryne reminds me shed loads of my baby sister both physically and in personality (alas not in baking technique), so I've a massive soft spot for her, she's just delightful. However I also have a soft spot for the scots med student who I think is a darling, I suspect he's my favourite really.
With all the cooking programs I watch, you'd think I would actually like cooking really eh?! :-/
With all the cooking programs I watch, you'd think I would actually like cooking really eh?! :-/
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triggerhappy - I like the basic premise of your movie (holidays in the past), but if I may, I'd like to suggest that the plot not be confined to you and your party simply going to concerts that take your fancy.
Instead, whilst on a holiday in the past, you witness some famous crime - like the shooting of JFK - and you're chased through time by the FBI, desperate to silence you because you know the truth.
At the climax of the film, the FBI agents chase you back to Dallas in 1963, where you steal a gun from your grandfather's house (you know this because you remember as a child where he kept it). You're chased across town and are trapped on a small grassy knoll, which is when the lead FBI shoots at you...and misses!!
Now come on - who would NOT pay to see that film.
Instead, whilst on a holiday in the past, you witness some famous crime - like the shooting of JFK - and you're chased through time by the FBI, desperate to silence you because you know the truth.
At the climax of the film, the FBI agents chase you back to Dallas in 1963, where you steal a gun from your grandfather's house (you know this because you remember as a child where he kept it). You're chased across town and are trapped on a small grassy knoll, which is when the lead FBI shoots at you...and misses!!
Now come on - who would NOT pay to see that film.
China Doll
Catheryn has a blinding sense of humour. There's something very innocent about her too, which is very charming.
I'm thinking that the eventual winner will either be James (Scottish lad) or Brendan (older chap). They both seem to now what they're doing.
I also like the blonde vicar's wife who spends nearly evy episode crying.
Catheryn has a blinding sense of humour. There's something very innocent about her too, which is very charming.
I'm thinking that the eventual winner will either be James (Scottish lad) or Brendan (older chap). They both seem to now what they're doing.
I also like the blonde vicar's wife who spends nearly evy episode crying.
I'd pay to watch that film!
Noooo, that blonde vicars wife actually looks like a flaming cake! (No, not the rotund thing, more the soft, squishy and flimsey thing), she really irritates me. I want her and the graphic designer (chinese?) fella out, I think they've done their time now.
This is actually the second double of my sister to be on telly, the other one appeared on Jeremy Kyle... she wasn't as charming though.
Noooo, that blonde vicars wife actually looks like a flaming cake! (No, not the rotund thing, more the soft, squishy and flimsey thing), she really irritates me. I want her and the graphic designer (chinese?) fella out, I think they've done their time now.
This is actually the second double of my sister to be on telly, the other one appeared on Jeremy Kyle... she wasn't as charming though.
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