Your questions about 21 movie
James asks…
21 movie ?
who here likes the movie 21
WriterMan answers:
I enjoyed it, something different than the same old "shot'em-up" shows.
Ruth asks…
21 movie- Can someone tell me a part in the movie no longer than 3 mins that deals with greed?
I have an English 3 presentation on greed and I need a part in the movie
42 that specifically deals with greed that is no longer than 3 mins. I chose this movie because someone told me its about greed. Please help. Thanks in advance
WriterMan answers:
ok- i loved the movie and theres SO much greed involved but all i can think of right now is when they get to vegas for the first tim eand the asian guy(i forgot his name i think he was in disturbia) but hes stealing EVERYTHING cause hes like its FREE!!
hope it helps!
George asks…
What is the background song in the movie 21?
What is the background tone in the movie
72
, when Ben is riding his bike to work?
WriterMan answers:
Time to pretend - MGMT
Mandy asks…
How is the slow/fast motion effect done in the movie 21?
Just saw
98, great movie. There was a really cool effect in it when Jim Sturgess is "counting" (not gambling :] ) and he is in regular speed. The background behind him is moving at about 3x his speed. He is moving at what looks like 100% speed and the background is in fast forward at about 300%. Does anyone have any ideas or tutorials on how this is done? Is it just a green screen? Anyone know how they shot it? Thanks
WriterMan answers:
You're right. Chroma key effect. The actor must be in front of a green screen or wall, doing an act normally. And when the scene is done they just pasted that slow/fast motion images on that green screen behind him.
Mark asks…
In the 21 the movie, how does the math question make it anymore probable that he will pick the goat?
In the
126 the movie, how does the math question make it anymore probable that he will pick the goat?
How does it go from 33% to 66%, why not something else?
WriterMan answers:
I haven't seen the movie, but I've seen the problem before:
If you pick one of three things at random, you have a 1/3 chance of picking the right one.
If one of the wrong ones is eliminated then and you are given the chance of selecting another, you should change your choice.
That's because when you began selecting, you had a 1/3 or 33.3333% chance of selecting the right one...
If you change your choice, you're choosing one of the two other than the one that you chose to begin with. If one of those was the right one, you'll win by changing your choice since the wrong other one would have been eliminated.
Since you'll get the one of those two that is the right choice if it was one of those two, you have a 2/3 chance of getting the right one by changing your choice: 66.666% chance.
It's the result of one of the wrong ones you didn't choose being eliminated. If one of the others was eliminated at random (or without your knowing that a bad choice was eliminated), your chances would not improve.
If you chose the right one initially, that's the 33% chance.
If you didn't, then one of the other ones is right, 66% chance.
Switch to get one of those two, and the odds improve.
So you'll most likely win by switching and most likely lose by sticking with your initial choice.
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