OK, this is more for the geek parents than for the geeklings, but Comcast recently had the whole trilogy On Demand and American Movie Classics was running them, so I’m still rockin’ to Johnny B. Goode. This letter was posted at The Nerdist. I was pointed to it by uber Geekling Rancher Wil Wheaton.
An excerpt:
Dear Marty-
Having recently reviewed the surveillance footage of the events of the night you went back to 1985, I couldn’t help but be slightly taken aback by your spurious reasoning of only allowing TEN [censored]ING MINUTES to SAVE MY G[censored]D[censored] LIFE. Ten minutes??? Really. You actually thought that you could get from the Courthouse to Twin Pines Mall (I’m sorry, I’m mean LONE Pine Mall now–way to run over a tree, [censored]nut) in ten minutes.
Read the whole thing … when the Geeklings aren’t looking at the screen. NSFG (Not Safe for Geekling) language. Stick around to read the comments for Marty’s reply.
So, do any of my fellow Geekling Ranchers have any movie plot devices that bug you enough to write an open letter from another character’s point of view?
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