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12 Oct 2002, 14:26 (Ref:402046)
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F1 and the movies
Lots has been said about F1 needing to provide better footage. Perhaps we should have a Hollywood-hotshot have a go at it to make it more interesting.
Some examples: Tony Scott: Cars don't break down on the cause of non-spectaculair hydraulic failures; they explode in huge balls of fire. Tim Burton: Ferrari's change from bright red to all black. And what are those pointy things on top of Schumi's helmet? David Fincher: At the end, F1 turns out to be an elaborate, pre-planned game (well...) M. Knight Shyamalan: We are left wondering at the end. Perhaps M. Schumacher really is an alien? Woody Allen: David Coulthard is stressed out about Kimi taking over the first driver-spot, and talking about it A LOT on the inboard radio. Much to the annoyance of all. Robert Zemeckis: Ross Brawn climbs the pitwall, shouting out: Drive Micheal, Drive! |
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12 Oct 2002, 14:51 (Ref:402054)
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Re: F1 and the movies
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12 Oct 2002, 15:54 (Ref:402076)
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He, he, he
Or John Landis: turns the whole race thing into a huge car chase accros a wide varity of countries while bein chased by police F1 cars. Jackie Chan: The drivers just jump out of their cars and start beatin' the **** out of each other. John Woo: the drivers end up in a mass shootout, but in super slo mo. |
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