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A boy uses a magical ring given to him by his grandmother to go back in time after his girlfriend dies in an accident. The ring allows him to relive the past few seconds. On his first attempt, he fails to save her but succeeds on the second try by avoiding an obstacle and pulling her back from the street just before an approaching car.
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Opening sequence analysis for to kill a mockingbird
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The Origins of the Dwayne Johnson Kidnapping Saga
Dwayne Johnson: A Brief Background
Before discussing the specifics of the kidnapping. it is crucial to understand who Dwayne Johnson is and why his kidnapping would be so significant. Born May 2, 1972, Dwayne Douglas Johnson is an American actor, producer, businessman. and former professional wrestler. Known by his ring name, "The Rock," he gained fame in the World Wrestling Federation (WWF, now WWE) before transitioning to a successful career in Hollywood.
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My film idea
- 1. My Film idea
- 2. Quick summAry A girl dies from an accident. The boy wants to save her, and in order to do it, he must go back in time. He uses the ring that his grandma gave to him. This ring is enchanted. It permit him to go back a couple of seconds before the accident happens. The first time he fells but he is able to save her the second time.
- 3. Main Characters One boy (teenager) One Girl (teenager) A grandma Random girl
- 4. The moviewillbetaking place in twodifferent places In a bedroom In the street (most of it) PLaces
- 9. The movie
- 10. First Scene It willtake place in the boy’s room, heissitting on hisbed, lookingat the ring heis holding. He looks sad. He remember the accident (flashback) And whathisgrandmatoldhim about the ring (anotherfalshback) He puts the ring on.
- 11. Second scene This sceneisjust an image of a clockgoingreallyfast to symbolise the time going back..
- 12. ThirdScene The boy is in the street (where the accident happens) first lookingquite confuse but thanhestarts running. He stumble over a rock and fall. Try to stand up but becausehehurtedhis legs hefallsagain. Wehear the sound of the accident.
- 13. Fourthscene Again the image of the clockappears
- 14. Fifthscene The boy startsagain to run. He jumps over the rock that made himfall. He sees the girl. Sheisreading a book and about to cross the street. He catches up to herjustbefore the car passes. Holding hands they live. He takes the ring and trowis on the floor.