Christian Filmmakers

Alex Beard wrote:

Dude, those are 2-dimensional.

And you do NOT get one of said cookies, because you didn’t cite my movie quotation!

Anyone else?

I don’t know what movie it’s from, and I was addressing the one-sided, not the 3-D.

- Gabriel Hudelson -
Music and Sound
for Motion Picture

...I may look like I’m a few fries short of a happy meal, but goodness…

Gabriel Hudelson wrote:

Alex Beard wrote:

Dude, those are 2-dimensional.

I was addressing the one-sided, not the 3-D.

*sigh*

Gabe, Gabe, Gabe ...

For something to have a side at all, it has to be at least 2-dimensional! Unless if one is using “side” as a directional term, that is. (And perhaps even then ...? I’m too busy working to recall basic geometry at the moment. ) In any event, we’re using “side” to refer to a plane, wall, surface, or whatever you want to call it.

(Maybe I’ll start giving out happy meals instead of cookies ... )

Alex Beard, composer
Original music for movies and TV!
http://www.alexbeardmusic.com

Alex Beard wrote:

(“You think in such three-dimensional terms ...”)

Alex Beard, composer
Original music for movies and TV!
http://www.alexbeardmusic.com

Lol I know where the quote is from, but only because I was curious if I guessed correctly and looked it up. Is that cheating? And my inkling was correct.

Am I allowed to tell? :

Without looking ( ), my first thought is the climax from Star Trek II, but it doesn’t sound right—unless you were varying the dialogue.

EDIT: And after looking…D’oh!

Hannah, no, that doesn’t count! You can throw your guess out there and let me tell you if it’s right, or you can check after you post your guess. But no peeking beforehand!

Ben, you were probably thinking about when Spock says, “He’s intelligent, but not experienced. His pattern indicates two-dimensional thinking.” (Or something to that effect!)

Alex Beard, composer
Original music for movies and TV!
http://www.alexbeardmusic.com

Alex Beard wrote:

Hannah, no, that doesn’t count! You can throw your guess out there and let me tell you if it’s right, or you can check after you post your guess. But no peeking beforehand!

Alex Beard, composer
Original music for movies and TV!
http://www.alexbeardmusic.com

So sorry, I was not familiar with the rules lol.  :

My guess was something from Star Trek…...

The “rule” was unspoken until now.

I throw out movie lines a lot, and if someone posts the correct movie just by knowing it, then I give them a cookie.

(And no, “Something from Star Trek” wouldn’t count! That encompasses an entire franchise of 6 television series, 11 movies, hundreds of books, and countless fan movies/stories ...)

Alex Beard, composer
Original music for movies and TV!
http://www.alexbeardmusic.com

Alex Beard wrote:

For something to have a side at all, it has to be at least 2-dimensional! Unless if one is using “side” as a directional term, that is. (And perhaps even then ...? I’m too busy working to recall basic geometry at the moment. ) In any event, we’re using “side” to refer to a plane, wall, surface, or whatever you want to call it.

...

I was not saying anything having to do anything with dimensions.  Your cookies may be (are) 2-D- but they are also one-sided!

Aiee.

- Gabriel Hudelson -
Music and Sound
for Motion Picture

Oh, snap, the deadline is next week! I don’t know if I’m going to be able to do this, after all ...

Alex Beard, composer
Original music for movies and TV!
http://www.alexbeardmusic.com

How are the compositions coming along? Does anyone have a finished product yet? There are only 10 days left right? Time goes by so quickly…....

~Hannah~