[SanyuMiyazaki]

This may or may not have been mentioned here already, but I'm going to post it (in spoiler tags) anyway; but this does tie into the ARG:

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In the movie, when Sam finds the device used to enter Cyberspace, it shows that it had been active for eight days. Looking from the release date of the movie (December 17, 2010), what did we do in the ARG eight days before?

[OU812]

Did any of you guys see anything about Cillian Murphy playing baby Dillenger?

That kinda surprised me.

[madopal]

thebruce wrote:

Yep, lots of linux-esque command prompting going on. I saw grep a few times I've always been amazed that hackers (in general film) seem to speak the same language. Not philosophically, but syntactically, hehe. Apparently every system runs on the same command set, at some level, even if the UI is completely custom designed

Yup, ask users of KDE and Gnome. May look radically different, but at the end, it's all mostly just a bash-esque shell. Window managers change, but grep is grep.

[elziard]

OU812 wrote:

I could be wrong. It could be the same door - and the lighting and camera angle could have been different, but I don't think so.

nope, not the same door. just a nice nod to the original. the camera angle and opening you need to squeeze through (does it ever "open"? ) is strikingly similar

[OU812]

The reason I thought the big door was cool is because of what it wasn't!

The original 'Big Door' was shot on location at Lawrence Livermore labs. That door was truly truly huge. This door - while definitely big - was a hollywood facsimile.

I could be wrong. It could be the same door - and the lighting and camera angle could have been different, but I don't think so.

[thebruce]

Euchre wrote:

There's more to see in the scenes where you are shown a realistic terminal. Some of it is just interesting detail, geek humor, and maybe even a clu(e) or two.

Yep, lots of linux-esque command prompting going on. I saw grep a few times I've always been amazed that hackers (in general film) seem to speak the same language. Not philosophically, but syntactically, hehe. Apparently every system runs on the same command set, at some level, even if the UI is completely custom designed

[Euchre]

There's more to see in the scenes where you are shown a realistic terminal. Some of it is just interesting detail, geek humor, and maybe even a clu(e) or two.

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In particular, I'd like a better look at what Ed Dillinger does on his terminal, and what Alan Bradley does following that.

[madopal]

Re: Big Door

[Dvorak]

Big Door

[IAmError]

[FILM] Things to look for in TRON:Legacy