Messing with the MacGuffin

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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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If you are weak, here is the scene on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1aD-hfcFt……
Alternative film histories as our contemporary realities?…
Fight Club…
MacGuffins can happen in real life. The world as we know it would be turned inside out. Countries overthrown. Entire cultural history tossed aside. Dogs and
The Prematurely Ended Story What would have happened had Bastian not developed a thirst for fantasy literature?…
Jim Groom called it a “force of nature.” So I had to do this.…
Well, here is my dream from last night. Er, wait, I was not exactly one of the merry men, or at least not quite like
Bullit Macguffin Originally uploaded by rushaw. A contribution to DS106…

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