Let me set it up:
Big, burly kids crowd around a computer geek, one picks him up by his shirt collar, the others knocking his books over, and start cracking their nuckles.
A white beetle pulls up and contains the geek's mother she says:
"Ok (name), tell your little friends it's time to leave."
Bit of a rip off of a similar scene in karate kid but yeah sounds funny i guess
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It's ALL about the scene where the kid drops a banana out of his mum's car, and in a superb little snippet of naturalistic acting and directing they arkwardly continue their incidental conversation. It's like the breakfast making scene from 'Kramer vs Kramer' all over again.
shareWas such a funny scene thanks to Marina Sirtis.
Dylan's about to be punched. "Hurry up Dylan, we're late. Tell your little friends you'll see them later."
No, the best scene is writing a "counter virus"... on a Game Boy Advance?!
shareThis is what I don't get about people who decided to review or make comments on a movie. These actors are directed and most of them are very good actors in this movie. I assume it is a TV movie. I'm not watching it on TV. Science fiction is FICTION. It doesn't have to be realistic. It can be a total fabrication or extrapolation. It doesn't have to be following known scientific precepts. So people need to get over that idea. It is just for entertainment and I'm watching it and its an OK movie. Not all movies win awards and are made purely for entertainment value. If it is sliced and diced, why watch it? This isn't the first time AI goes berserk. Doesn't matter because an idea done before can be used in various ways. There rarely are many new ideas anymore so a lot of writers tend to come up with similar stories. This one is fine for a lighthearted, don't take too seriously movie.
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