"Apple good, PC bad" in Hollywood
updated 11:50 am EDT, Mon August 25, 2003
In his most recent Chicago Sun-Times article, Roger Ebert addresses a reader's observation that movie watchers can sometimes tell who the "bad guys" are in a movie or TV show by "." According to the reader, in "24," all the villains used PCs while the good guys all used Macs. The same holds true for "Austin Powers," "Legally Blonde," and other films. Ebert comments that "Since many Windows machines look alike, Apple is one of the few manufacturers that can gain by product placement, which accounts for some of the Macs."






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Joined: Jul 2001
So true
I love this part: The novelist Tom Clancy sends e-mails with this signature line: "Never ask a man what computer he uses. If it's a Mac, he'll tell you. If it's not, why embarrass him?"