Monday, 16 June 2014

Student sues for $2 Billion ‘Men In Black’, says Studio stole my Homework

A student is sueing the film makers of “Men In Black 3” for two Billion Dollars, he claims that the writers of the firm used his homework assignment stolen from a film school.

Constantino Basile says his script ideas were so good …they were used in Three big Hollywood movies and spoofed by Steven Spielberg for the Classic SNL short “Laser Cats 7” …according to the lawsuit obtained by TMZ.

Basile claims he submitted his stories "The World of Jupiter" and "Crisis on Jupiter" as assignments for a class at Los Angeles Film School back in 2011.
In the docs, Basile says a teacher at the school sold his work to Hollywood film writers ... who incorporated various elements of the stories into their movies, including "MIB 3," "Prometheus," and "Elysium."

The bad news for Basile -- those films weren't exactly hailed by critics ... but "Laser Cats 7" was pretty damn funny.



I hope the teacher he claimed to have submitted the script to can confirm his story or he would have only succeeded in having his 15 mins of fame. Whichever way, I wish him well fighting against Hollywood big guns.


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