Film Theories

Here are some of my film theories:

The film “Se7en” is about the FBI investigating the Director of the CIA. If the most intelligent beings on the planet, Artificial Intelligence and supercomputers, chose the director of the Central Intelligence Agency they would pick someone who doesn’t use religious ideology to torture and kill humans.

The film “Silence of the Lambs” is a critique on how the military and government agencies should have kept track of anyone who received military grade optics. The U.S. constitution specifically mentions a right to arms but it says nothing about optics. Therefore you could not spy on people purchasing legal arms but you could keep a close watch on those with military grade optics. The serial killer in the film owns a pair of night vision goggles and if the government would have adopted this logic he would have already been on a watch list. Furthermore technology like a camera developed to see through walls which may have been deployed on my house could be classified as military grade optics. Then shadow entities can’t possess these types of devices without being closely monitored by the military or government agencies.

The film “Die Hard” is about a UN weapons inspector going to a new state of the art technology filled building to inspect it. The technology is hijacked by terrorists and ends up blacking out a significant portion of the city of Los Angeles. The film is supposed to evoke the notion that corporations should not be able to fill office buildings with technology and banks of supercomputers without submitting to regular inspections. These corporations should also have comprehensive plans as to how to shut down their technology especially if it is connected to a data or power grid shared with civilians.

The film “Home Alone” is about corporate espionage. The mother and father both work in the corporate sector and rival corporations act to isolate certain family members using technology or other tactics. Rival corporations may even send hired henchmen to intimidate family members and break into homes to attain trade or company secrets. The logical step to ending this is for every company to be transparent to the public about all aspects of the company except for possibly military contracts and some government contracts.