Love bug worm inspires Asian film

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Eddie Edwards

Haxploitation #

Posted Tuesday 11th November 2008 16:58 GMT

Love it. Worth reading the article just for that coinage.

Andrew Moore

I think I know how this one goes... #

Posted Tuesday 11th November 2008 17:03 GMT

it turns out that the girl of his dreams is a ladyboy, who gives him a love virus of his very own.

Anonymous Coward

Prior Art #

Posted Tuesday 11th November 2008 17:03 GMT

Surely this is mostly inspired 'Transmission' by Hari Kunzru.

amanfromMars

Don't let your Imagination Down, Think Real Big. #

Posted Tuesday 11th November 2008 18:54 GMT

"it turns out that the girl of his dreams is a ladyboy, who gives him a love virus of his very own." .... By Andrew Moore Posted Tuesday 11th November 2008 16:58 GMT

In Quantum Fields, Andrew, that would also be the man of her dreams and ladyboys...... AI Viral VXXXXine ...... :-) Think of IT in AI Terms as HomeopathIQ Binary Development in XXXXStream Meme.

Definitely House of the Rising Sun Perfumed Garden Territory that.

Iam Me

Some days #

Posted Tuesday 11th November 2008 20:08 GMT

I read the comments to articles just to see what comment amanfromMars will leave. As for this movie and some dinks thinking it will some how "glamorize" virus writing. Well guys that presumes that A: the film will actually get released or go straight to DVD and be instantly put in the discount bin for being so bad and thus forgotten about. Or B: People interested in writing viruses but have been sitting on the fence will be inspired by this film to go all the way. I highly doubt B is the case since if the actors in the movie can't provide any kind of coherent plot summary then the chances of it being anything but pure shit are some where between slim and none.

Coat please, I need to pop out for a quick beer at lunch and it's cold outside.

Frumious Bandersnatch

zenbei ga naita #

Posted Wednesday 12th November 2008 12:05 GMT

Nuff said. Look up subject if you have to.

Destroy All Monsters

What about good movies, then? #

Posted Wednesday 12th November 2008 12:05 GMT

I'm still waiting for a 20-hour celluloidization of Neil Stephenson's Cryptonomicon. It contains Mad Haxx and parts of it play in Manila around 2000.

Also with: Libertarianism, the Birth of the Internet, Belief in America, WWII scenes, Nazis, Special Operations, Japanese Engineering, Mad Lawyers, Hot Sexxor, Alan Turing and lots of comedy.

Ah well, back to my backup which won't work.

Daniel Wilkie