Messing with the MacGuffin

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  • Michael Branson Smith
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Wikipedia defines the MacGuffin as "a plot element that catches the viewers' attention or drives the plot of a work of fiction." For this assignment forever change the plot of a movie, tv show, etc. by changing a single line of dialogue. Put this new line of dialogue below a screen-cap of the moment in the movie you're changing. Credit to Tom Woodward for posting an example of this idea in the #ds106 Twitter stream.

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IAmOdessa

Messing with the MacGuffin: Harry Potter

Well, that would’ve ended everything right there.…
Ashley

Messing With the Macguffin

Funny how Prince Charming based his love on a shoe…Now what if?…
Angelica Radway

Harry Potter MacGuffin Assignment

I love harry potter.. so i did this macguffin in tribute to him.…
leelzebub

Design Assignment: A Brokeback MacGuffin

Messing with the MacGuffin: Wikipedia defines the MacGuffin as “a plot element that catches the viewers’ attention or drives the plot of a work of
Michael Branson Smith

Any Threes?

This seemed to be the best way I could find to comment on Alan Levine’s Animated MacGuffin which is now a “MacGIFfin”. And if you
andresua

darth puts his foot down

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johnson

i know what your thinking

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IAmOdessa

One does not simply walk into Mordor. . .

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IAmOdessa

Gandolf The Pushover.

Retitled thanks to Michael Branson…
IAmOdessa

No Fiction.

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