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And Hackers had Emmanuel Goldstein, and Wargames had Willis Ware as consultants. But all three were still Hollywood films, which means they mixed in a heavy d
by Ansil849 5y ago
And Hackers had Emmanuel Goldstein, and Wargames had Willis Ware as consultants.
But all three were still Hollywood films, which means they mixed in a heavy dose of nonsense alongside some technical accuracy. Doing it 'knowingly' doesn't particularly matter.
- packetslave 5y agoand "The Fast and the Furious" had Craig Lieberman but they still overrode him and put in dialogue / plot-points that he TOLD them were bull, but sounded good coming out of the actors' mouths. Movies are well-known for sacrificing technically accuracy for story/plot/stupid reasons.