Hollywood Calling (Or Two Hollywood Blockbusters in my head)

Want to see an awesome thriller that's bigger than big? The next Hollywood blockbuster is going to blow you away. The big screen brings you an epic drama that is action-packed and is a special fx smorgasbord. Every second will keep you hanging to the seat of your chair...for dear life.

Title: Ctrl-Alt-Del
The Premise
I wonder if you fill enough shit in Cyberspace, does it actually overflow? Now, isn't that a storyline for a movie. The internet is overflowing with all the gunk we have deleted over the years. Suddenly the cyberworld is spilling into reality. From old word docs to deleted porn, downloaded songs to tons of email, everything is breaching the divide between our real world and the cyberworld.

The Hero
A geeky programmer who's been a social outcast holds the key to the salvation of the human race. Together with a small team of computer specialists (including Facebook founder, Mark Zuckerberg, they must venture into the time/space/internet continuum to plug this leak.

Title: Unglued
The Premise
The earth is loosing its gravity and people are starting to float off into the atmosphere. On Dec 21, 2012, our planet starts to loose its gravitational pull. A team of scientists frantically start to find ways around this natural phenomena but ultimately nothing can be done. Slowly one nation at a time, people start to float upwards and outwards into outerspace where they burn up and die.

This film tracks the story of a few families. From a farmer, his wife and children to the President of the USA, we follow how people prepare for the end of the world as we know it. Will salvation come in time?




Hollywood. If you are listening (or reading my blog), send me an email if you think these movies are doable.

The End.

I can't shake that nasty feeling that things are going to go really bad for us. We've been losing some clients and it's seriously shaky keeping those that are still with us. There was a little respite this week when a client offered a new job, but still, we'll need much more to survive.

The heartache is that a client who has been with us for yonks has called a pitch for a new job. Is this the end? I can't shake that nasty feeling that things are going to go really bad for us.