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What would you do if you were Invisible?

Started by Phil McCracken, April 13, 2001, 08:32:44 PM

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Phil McCracken

For me I would go into places I wasn't allowed to, I would follow my boss around work to see what was going on and what he said about me.

I would also stay at home to see if anything goes on when I am gone, and I would freak people out in their homes and stuff. But there is so much more I would want to do.

BadTaste_nz

i think i would do the same and freak out my enimies so bad that they never come back to school
now that would be fun :D

Squishy

I'd be looking over your shoulder, just like I'm doing right now.

Damn, my hands are cold...see?

Scott

Stay at the finest hotels, travel ,best shows, eat the finest foods, etc. You wouldn't need money, because you could have or do just about anything. Imagine that.

Did antyone see HOLLOW MAN? I haven't seen it. Is it worth renting? any unique twist or adaptations to the old versions?

How about X-The Man With the X-Ray Eyes? He could see thru stuff. Thats pretty neat.

Reed Rothchild

Saw Hollow Man last night,it was okay.Great special effects,but it was pretty tame for Verhoevan,I'm sure the powers that be had their scissors cutting through all the bits he would have liked to have shown you.Lame cliched ending too.

Apostic

What do you mean "if?"

Seriously (or as seriously as the question merits), I'd probably start out doing a bunch of "good of mankind" stuff.   Start out small.  Pester people who go through the ten-items-or-less lane with eleven plus items.  Annoy drivers who unethically use handicapped parking.  You know.  The important stuff.

Then I'd probably move up.  Follow some more lofty goals.  Travel to Hollywood and try to make the movies better.  For example, if I knew a few months ago what I know now, I'd sneak into the offices of Elfont and Kaplan and whisper, "Hey, this your inner artist.  That movie you're making as a cross between Charlie's Angels and Spice World?  Drop all that product placement crap.  It ain't going to work with the script."  Could've snuck up on Darren Paskal and whispered, "Darren, this is your conscience.  That wacky dub you've got planned for Godzilla 2000?  Forget it.  Put ths thing together so it shows some respect for the source material and the fans."

But, like all invisible characters, I'd probably become corrupted by the power and start doing evil things.  "John.  John Travolta.  It's me, Ron Hubbard.  Forget what the critcs said about that last movie.  They're out to get us.  The fans really want a sequel.  Make it, and they will come...."

regards,

Apostic

littlenemo

O.K. I admit... I'm a pervert.

I think I'll just leave it at that.:)

Flangepart

Apostic, you is a bad boy. But...who hasen't thought about that? Be a good question on a psych quiz...beets the Rorchack test all to heck! Me, i'd like to give every bozo on capitol hill and in the media a nuclear scale wedgie. Both parties and all three network anchors! Be fun to hear Dan Rather do the news like a member of the Vienna boys quior.

Reed Rothchild

I thought it was pretty poor.Fantastic special effects,but it was a by the numbers plot with a ridiculous cliched ending in a lift shaft.A total waste of a good idea and a talented director.

Gerry

I personally quite liked HOLLOW MAN.  At the risk of spamming the board (sorry Andrew), you can check out my review here:

http://www.scifilm.org/reviews/hollowman.html">http://www.scifilm.org/reviews/hollowman.html