Internetworkers: http://www.ibiblio.org/internetworkers/

[Maria Winslow <maria.winslow AT windows-linux.com>]

I think it was "Hackers" where the kid "hacked" the individual room lights in 
a series of high-rise office buildings to spell his girlfriend's name. And I 
seem to remember that they "hacked" the sprinkler system at their high 
school. Funny, I always thought that high schools kept their sprinkler 
system's central mainframe under armed guard, requiring a thumbprint to gain 
admission.

My vote for stupidest movie.

Maria

On Tuesday 27 May 2003 02:27 pm, Gina Norman wrote:
> > The most damning movie review I ever heard was by Siskel and
> > Ebert for "I still Know What You Did Last Summer." They contended that
> > any
> >
> > film that can't even get its name correct (the sequel to "I Know What
> > You Did Last Summer" should have been named "I know what You Did the
> > Summer Before Last" since it takes place the next year).
>
> I didn't see this one (thank heavens), but in the category of things that
> are WRONG, WRONG, WRONG (and stupidly so [as opposed to wrong to anyone who
> has an advanced degree and/or understands physics]), I would include:
>
> In "Waterboy" (please don't ask why I saw this, as I can only say that it
> involved trying to get along with my family), there's a shot where they
> zoom in on the shack in the bayou where the waterboy's character lives. 
> This is a shack in the bayou.  In Louisiana.  So what music do they play? 
> The Devil Went Down to Georgia.
>
> sigh.
>
> This made me very very unhappy.
>
> -Gina