Saturday, December 2, 2006
ALSO, THERE SHOULD BE A FLUX CAPACITOR: Today's tip for Hollywood executives--if you're going to make a time travel movie, I certainly admire some sort of explanation of the physics involved and "wormholes" that helps make it sound borderline plausible. But spending the first two-thirds of the film waiting for time travel to occur does not exactly make for an entertaining film, especially when much of that time is spent in a mixture of creepy voyeurism and incomprehensible techno-babble. Also, please make sure your villain has a comprehensible motivation, rather "I'm a patriot! It is my destiny to blow up this boat!"
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