Hungarian Movie
Bumper Month For Rubiks Cube News Has World In Spin
The Rubik’s Cube. In its 30th anniversary year, this multicoloured icon of pop culture is being thrown around entertainment sections everywhere (rather than being thrown against the wall, as is traditional). With 350 million frustration cubes sold worldwide, there’s suddenly attention on the toy for a bizarre reason. Whilst the Rubik’s cube license has been shopped around various manufacturers in the last decade, especially to those making Branded Clothing, the word on the street is that the Rubik’s cube is about to get its own movie.
Yes, really.
The word from Hollywood insiders is that CAA, a powerful talent agency, as been approaching studios and looking for a buyer for the apparently valuable franchise. CAA represent George Clooney, Meryl Streep and Brad Pitt, so the star potential of the movie could be potentially significant. Shame the storylines being vomited out of their Branded pens so far have seemed a little on the weak side: an Erno Rubik biopic would hardly have the ups and downs of ‘The Social Network’ and current concepts seem to float around the idea of a Rubik’s cube tournament. Now, there’s the potential for some kind of so bad it’s good Karate Kid-ripoff. All they’d need is a Hungarian Rubik’s master to show the troubled lead the true meaning of family and turbo-twisting through menial labour, but even that would seem a little clever for Hollywood right now. Ooh! Ooh! How about John Travolta in a series of cube-based Dance Dance Revolution-style dance offs in some kind of alternate universe 80s utopia. Better than Battlefield Earth or your money back..
Rubik’s Revenge II: Attack of the Cubes won’t even be the stupidest movie license to be bought up by Hollywood. Pac-Man rights were purchased by Crystal Sky in 2008, but the resulting LSD-fueled hysteria movie never actually surfaced. Hollywood must be in real trouble here creatively. ‘Brand’ is clearly everything, and they’re no longer content with their promotional clothing sales, but selling movies themselves on the name alone.
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Discovery 1080P Super HD Video Camera (5x Optical + 14MP CMOS) Cam Corder Our top of the line digital camcorder, The Discovery has it all: 1920 x 1080 video resolution (1080p), 5x optical zoom, 3 inch touchscreen display, true 14 megapixel photo quality, and support for SDHC cards up to 32 GB. If you like playing with power, you’re going to love the Discovery! Want to create amazing high definition videos which are perfectly compatible with your 1080p big screen TV? The… |
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