06-03-2011, 04:14 PM
dado que no hay un post de 2001 y siendo Kubrick el inspirado de la moda SYNW en John Landis
John Landis Really Wants to See You Next Wednesday
2001: A Space Odyssey is arguably one of the greatest movies ever made, even if no one has any idea what the fuck it's actually about. It has influenced directors for almost half a century, but even Kubrick could not have predicted that a throwaway line from the film that isn't even in the script would lead to one of the longest running Easter eggs in cinematic history.
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... and we're fairly sure Kubrick could see into the future.
The line is simply "See you next Wednesday" and it's spoken by the father of one of the astronauts on a videophone. That's it. But that one line had such a huge impact on John Landis that he wrote a screenplay called See You Next Wednesday in honor of the movie. By all accounts it was terrible (yes, even worse than Blues Brothers 2000), and he decided never to use it.
However, even in a pile of shit you can find nuggets of perfectly good corn, so in all the movies Landis made where he pinched a line, character, theme or whatever from the SYNW script, he would give a little nod to it.
![[Imagen: 59446.jpg?v=1]](http://i-beta.crackedcdn.com/phpimages/article/4/4/6/59446.jpg?v=1)
Everything from a porno to a prehistoric epic. Makes you wonder what Landis' screenplay was about.
![[Imagen: 59447.jpg?v=1]](http://i-beta.crackedcdn.com/phpimages/article/4/4/7/59447.jpg?v=1)
We'd like to see her next Wednesday, if you catch our incredibly subtle drift.
Many have jumped on the SYNW bandwagon, and the phrase can be found in all kinds of stuff, from the video game classic Deus Ex to Hellboy II.
Read more: 7 Insane Easter Eggs Hidden in Movies and TV Shows | Cracked.com http://www.cracked.com/article_19210_7- ... z1OFXYz7yj
John Landis Really Wants to See You Next Wednesday
2001: A Space Odyssey is arguably one of the greatest movies ever made, even if no one has any idea what the fuck it's actually about. It has influenced directors for almost half a century, but even Kubrick could not have predicted that a throwaway line from the film that isn't even in the script would lead to one of the longest running Easter eggs in cinematic history.
... and we're fairly sure Kubrick could see into the future.
The line is simply "See you next Wednesday" and it's spoken by the father of one of the astronauts on a videophone. That's it. But that one line had such a huge impact on John Landis that he wrote a screenplay called See You Next Wednesday in honor of the movie. By all accounts it was terrible (yes, even worse than Blues Brothers 2000), and he decided never to use it.
However, even in a pile of shit you can find nuggets of perfectly good corn, so in all the movies Landis made where he pinched a line, character, theme or whatever from the SYNW script, he would give a little nod to it.
Everything from a porno to a prehistoric epic. Makes you wonder what Landis' screenplay was about.
We'd like to see her next Wednesday, if you catch our incredibly subtle drift.
Many have jumped on the SYNW bandwagon, and the phrase can be found in all kinds of stuff, from the video game classic Deus Ex to Hellboy II.
Read more: 7 Insane Easter Eggs Hidden in Movies and TV Shows | Cracked.com http://www.cracked.com/article_19210_7- ... z1OFXYz7yj
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