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The machine used in the film for "consciousness transmission" is actually just a modified medical CT scanner .
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In the movie, Ben Kingsley plays a monopoly. The magnificent super mansion he is in is actually Trump’s estate. The idea of this mansion is said to come from the Palace of Versailles. The interior is equipped with a Baroque fountain and precious marble floors. Can learn people .
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In the movie, a large, emotional house in New Orleans was once the residence of Nicholas Cage, where "Interview with the Vampire" was previously filmed there.
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The "pumpkin water tower" mentioned in the movie is in Brighton County, Missouri, while in reality the water tower is in Garyville, Louisiana.
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Director Tarsem Singh has been working with costume designer Eiko Ishioka before. His works include " The Cell ", " The Fall ", " Immorals " and " Mirror Mirror ". "Self" is their first breakup.
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This is the second of three body swap movies starring Ryan Rodney Reynolds. The first is "The Change-Up" released in 2011, "Self" is the second, and the third is " Criminal " released in 2016 .
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"Self" was originally scheduled to be released in North America on February 27, 2015. After two changes, the release was postponed to July 10.
Self/less behind the scenes gags
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Marjolaine 2021-12-19 08:01:09
Death can create immortal meaning, and guilt can maintain the continuation of love
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Ernie 2021-12-19 08:01:09
The insight of the movie is: the old wealthy businessman has a terminal illness, and he is unwilling to "people die and the money has not been spent". With the help of a technology company, he transfers his consciousness and memories to a young man, so he can live in another. Inside the human body... the film will stew elements such as traversal, science fiction, and thrills in one pot, as well as suspense tracking, drag racing gun battles, gorgeous shots, three and a half stars.
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Damian: What's that?
Nurse: Something to stop your heart.
Damian: What?
Nurse: Something to stop your heart!
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Albright: Death, has some, side effects.