Terminator IV: A New Hope
(more of a "hacker movie" like Swordfish)
As human resistance slowly fails, it falls upon hackers to discover a decription code for the robots programming which happens to be: 09 F9 11 02 9D 74 E3 5B D8 41 56 C5 63 56 88 C0
Rebels win the day.
Terminator V: Sony sues back
(a lawyer movie)
The robots sue the rebels of IP infringment. A climactic point is reached when John Connor is on the stand. The defense displays pictures of various robots (1 at a time) and asks the question, "Are these the motherf*ckers?" to which John angrily screams "YES!"
Terminator VI: Return of the Sequels...
When I first read this, I thought it said "Dude, get your own campaign", which actually would have been quite accurate, given that Nintendo has been marketing to the younger audience for years.
It was supposed to replace floppys and become the new writable medium of choice. But then writeable cds came along at a much cheaper price. I was surprised that this wasn't listed as a flop.
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Terminator IV: A New Hope (more of a "hacker movie" like Swordfish) As human resistance slowly fails, it falls upon hackers to discover a decription code for the robots programming which happens to be: 09 F9 11 02 9D 74 E3 5B D8 41 56 C5 63 56 88 C0 Rebels win the day. Terminator V: Sony sues back (a lawyer movie) The robots sue the rebels of IP infringment. A climactic point is reached when John Connor is on the stand. The defense displays pictures of various robots (1 at a time) and asks the question, "Are these the motherf*ckers?" to which John angrily screams "YES!" Terminator VI: Return of the Sequels ...
When I was in Kindergarden, I wanted to be a boxer. From what I've seen, it doesn't seem to be all that hard.
All you need to do is:
- Jump rope
- Do 1-handed pushups
- Run up a large flight of steps
and you'll be a heavyweight champion in no time!
Hooray, now Nigerians can recieve Nigerian scam-mail. That's what I call progress!
WHAT? Video game players playing with their Wii by themselves? Surely this must be a first.
When I first read this, I thought it said "Dude, get your own campaign", which actually would have been quite accurate, given that Nintendo has been marketing to the younger audience for years.
It was supposed to replace floppys and become the new writable medium of choice. But then writeable cds came along at a much cheaper price. I was surprised that this wasn't listed as a flop.