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Re: Transcript of meeting when they sold studio on idea for Source Code
Hilariously said, mate! I just watched this movie & damn did you sum it up. I'm laughing my head off.
Re: Transcript of meeting when they sold studio on idea for Source Code
Encore! Encore! Well done!
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LOL, so true
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Sir are you some kind of a magic wizard? How did you obtain this obviously 100% authentic transcript???
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So yeah, that's how I feel anyways
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So yeah, that's how I feel anyways
Re: Transcript of meeting when they sold studio on idea for Source Code
writer 1 : Hey ! i've catched my son playing this text "game" on internet, lets rip of the story and make a movie, nobody will notice it...
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0945513/board/thread/242694869?d=258419864
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0945513/board/thread/242694869?d=258419864
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Transcript of meeting when they sold studio on idea for Source Code
Studio dude: Wow. I'm on the edge of my seat. You drop names with the best of them.
Writer 1: OK, so we're going to pretend that quantum mechanics somehow means that one brain connected to a computer can enter another body of a dead person, and then parabola calculus ...
Studio dude: Parabola calculus? Wtf is that? I mean, I've heard of quantum mechanics. I have no idea what it means, but that's a good thing, right?
Writer 2: Exactly. We're just making this *beep* up. A lot of people heard of quantum mechanics and some of them think it is the key to another dimension or some BS like that. Then there a few people who know what quantum mechanics is, and they'll know we're full of it, so for them we made up this parabola calculus. That is totally made up, but together they make up the voodoo.
Studio dude: OK, cool. I can't wait to see how you have some poor actor try to explain that.
Writer 1: Ha Ha. Guess what. He just says "It's complicated."
Studio dude: Ha ha ha. Excellent. That's sure true. And hey, put him in a wheelchair like that Dr. Strangelove guy.
Writer 1: Hmm. That's good. We'll look into that. And to totally obscure the issue, we just pretend that this is all really possible because of some great programming, like The Matrix.
Studio dude: Ok. OK. I don't need too many details, but one thing, it has to have a happy ending. Nothing obscure or artsy. JUst happy.
Writer 2: Hey, that's the best part. You see, all along, our hero just wants to nail this chick he meets on a train that was already blown to bits, but we throw out more sci-fi hocus pocus and have them enter a parallel universe and hook up. We're going to set it in Chicago because Ferris BUeller was my favorite movie when I was a kid. So, maybe we'll have them go to the museum and a ball game and ...
Studio dude: Enough. ENough, I don't know how to parallel park, so I'm double-parked out there. You have your guy call my guy and we'll get it done. Ciao.