Guest guest Posted May 8, 2006 Report Share Posted May 8, 2006 ---Sure, Ketan, we have 2 moves to make. The first movie starts in India, 1947, Partition Riots and goes up until the band's singer leaves to mysterious India in 1968. Then Movie two starts with arrival in India in 1968 and goes up to 1979 when all Viet Nam Consciencious Objects got government pardon (yeap! View Nam was a MISTAKE!) and the bands singer (our old Indian from previous birth) is finally free and rejoins his loved ones. You know the whole story, in fact you contributed to the script (second half) so it's obviously too long for one film. We're talking about two 2 hours long films and a budget of $40 million for both (including promotion). It's going to start once my Sade Sati finally ends in mid 2007, until then I could even "catch the Moon" and still not get recognition. That is Saturn, the krura-graha. In fact it is my own prarabdha karma that I am in still now in the last part of Sade Sati. It has been scary, I tell you. Glad you're well... HEY, when the movie comes out your full name could be in the credits as "technical consultant"? What do you think about that? Best rgds, Richard Nice portion, to keep 5 to 6 minutes rolling. But Hrishikesh baba, why have you said The Missunderstood, Part II? What happened to the first script? Or did you split the script into two, means two movies? see you, Ketan. I hope you are not angry.. sacred-objects, Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66 wrote: > > PLEASE: IF YOU'RE A GEEK WITH NO SENSE OF HUMOR PLEASE DON'T READ > THIS!!! > > Scene from the upcoming movie, The Misunderstood, Part II > > EXT. MORNING. INDIAN TRAIN ROLLING DOWN THE TRACKS. > > INT. DAY. RAILWAY CAR > > Hrisi is sitting in a crowded 3rd class compartment, > trying to look invisible. A scruffy haired middle > aged indian man dressed in rags sitting next to > Hrisi speaks to him. > > > PASSENGER: > Begging pardon, you are coming from? > > RICK: > Huh!? what? > > PASSENGER: > No, no, no, I am simply asking from where > you are coming!? > > RICK: > Ohhh! Nepal! > > PASSENGER: > No no no, I am talking home land, vaat is > your Mother Country? > > RICK: > Well, I was born in America; but I live > in India now. > > PASSENGER: > Vaat is your qualification? > > RICK: > I study the Vedas and Puranas > > PASSENGER: > Aa cha! Your father is earning? > > RICK: > My father? Uh, I don't know, really; why? > What do you do? > > PASSENGER: > Kind sir, I am begger by profession! > > RICK: > Begger by profession?? > > PASSENGER: > Yes! (RED GRIN) You travel by train often? > > RICK: > I only travel by train, uh, and bus > > PASSENGER: > How you like our Indian trains? > > RICK: > Yes, very nice. > > PASSENGER: > I want to tell you one story, about > Indian train. Aa Chaa? It is very funny! > > RICK: > Sure! > > PASSENGER: > Vell, there was a new train. It was sooo > nice, it had mirror in toilet, it covered > the vall. Some passengers had to pass > water, so when they went to the toilet > they saw there is someone inside. > Each person saw them self in the mirror, > and thinking the toilet occupied they > returned to take seat. But always there > was someone in the toilet, so no one > could use. > (Pause) > It was very bad, and the people, they > were angry. So when train reached the > station, the angry people approached > station master to complain, "some black > heart is not vacating the toilet." > (Smile) > So the Station Master he took the people > to see, vaat is the problem; but when he > opened the door to toilet, and looked in, > (Grin) > Vell, he turned to the people and said, > "Very sorry! It is BIG Railway Official." > Ha ha ha! Ha ha, Isn't it! > > RICK: > (Laughing) > Aa Chaa, ha ha, ha ha! Oh, that's a good > one, ha ha!! > > FADE TO BLACK > > > FOR More info: http://themisunderstood.com > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 8, 2006 Report Share Posted May 8, 2006 > But Hrishikesh baba, why have you said The Missunderstood, Part II? > What happened to the first script? Or did you split the script into > two, means two movies? > > see you, Ketan. ---Dear Ketan, we have 2 moves to make. The first movie starts in previous birth in India, 1947, during partition Riots and goes up until the band's singer leaves to mysterious India in 1968. Then Movie two starts with arrival in India in 1968 and goes up to 1979 when all Viet Nam Consciencious Objects got government pardon (yeap! Viet Nam was a MISTAKE! But not MY mistake because I refused) and the bands singer (our old Indian from previous birth) is finally free and rejoins his loved ones after Secret Ruby mines and other adventures. You know the whole story, in fact you contributed to the script (second half). It's obviously too long for one film. We're talking about two 2 hours long films and a budget of $40 million for both (including promotion). It's going to start once my Sade Sati finally ends in late 2007 (because Saturn goes retrograde), until then I could even "catch the Moon" and still not get recognition. That is Saturn, the krura-graha. In fact it is my own prarabdha karma that I am in still now in the last part of Sade Sati. It has been scary, I tell you. Glad you're well... HEY, when the movie comes out your full name could be in the credits as "technical consultant"? What do you think about that? Best rgds, Richard > > > > > > > > > > > sacred-objects, Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66@> > wrote: > > > > PLEASE: IF YOU'RE A GEEK WITH NO SENSE OF HUMOR PLEASE DON'T READ > > THIS!!! > > > > Scene from the upcoming movie, The Misunderstood, Part II > > > > EXT. MORNING. INDIAN TRAIN ROLLING DOWN THE TRACKS. > > > > INT. DAY. RAILWAY CAR > > > > Hrisi is sitting in a crowded 3rd class compartment, > > trying to look invisible. A scruffy haired middle > > aged indian man dressed in rags sitting next to > > Hrisi speaks to him. > > > > > > PASSENGER: > > Begging pardon, you are coming from? > > > > RICK: > > Huh!? what? > > > > PASSENGER: > > No, no, no, I am simply asking from where > > you are coming!? > > > > RICK: > > Ohhh! Nepal! > > > > PASSENGER: > > No no no, I am talking home land, vaat is > > your Mother Country? > > > > RICK: > > Well, I was born in America; but I live > > in India now. > > > > PASSENGER: > > Vaat is your qualification? > > > > RICK: > > I study the Vedas and Puranas > > > > PASSENGER: > > Aa cha! Your father is earning? > > > > RICK: > > My father? Uh, I don't know, really; why? > > What do you do? > > > > PASSENGER: > > Kind sir, I am begger by profession! > > > > RICK: > > Begger by profession?? > > > > PASSENGER: > > Yes! (RED GRIN) You travel by train often? > > > > RICK: > > I only travel by train, uh, and bus > > > > PASSENGER: > > How you like our Indian trains? > > > > RICK: > > Yes, very nice. > > > > PASSENGER: > > I want to tell you one story, about > > Indian train. Aa Chaa? It is very funny! > > > > RICK: > > Sure! > > > > PASSENGER: > > Vell, there was a new train. It was sooo > > nice, it had mirror in toilet, it covered > > the vall. Some passengers had to pass > > water, so when they went to the toilet > > they saw there is someone inside. > > Each person saw them self in the mirror, > > and thinking the toilet occupied they > > returned to take seat. But always there > > was someone in the toilet, so no one > > could use. > > (Pause) > > It was very bad, and the people, they > > were angry. So when train reached the > > station, the angry people approached > > station master to complain, "some black > > heart is not vacating the toilet." > > (Smile) > > So the Station Master he took the people > > to see, vaat is the problem; but when he > > opened the door to toilet, and looked in, > > (Grin) > > Vell, he turned to the people and said, > > "Very sorry! It is BIG Railway Official." > > Ha ha ha! Ha ha, Isn't it! > > > > RICK: > > (Laughing) > > Aa Chaa, ha ha, ha ha! Oh, that's a good > > one, ha ha!! > > > > FADE TO BLACK > > > > > > FOR More info: Terms of Service. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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