Tell me what film this is from?

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Have fun!

reply to post by Death_Kron


matrix ? maybe only guessing without getting too mathical

reply to post by Death_Kron


yeah, I was gonna say The Matrix also......lol

I'm sure it's been in more than a few sci-fi flicks though

reply to post by ocker


Not quite, there's actually method to my madness. Just a little bit of fun and something different really, I expect it to be solved quite quickly...

reply to post by Death_Kron


I'm an accountant, I should be able to decipher this......oh man, I feel dumb.......lol

Why does it look so familiar?????

Give you all a clue, it's a message within a message. Not simply Binary...

The Forbin Project?

Peace!

Originally posted by Death_Kron
Give you all a clue, it's a message within a message. Not simply Binary...

that shouldve been obvious to everyone lol

oh well.

reply to post by jackieps1975


It shouldn't do! Was just a little task I thought I'd play on ATS, although numerical study is sort of whats needed. Hint: Will help to translate the binary ... into what I'm not saying and even though you still need to figure out which film its from! Good Luck!

reply to post by Question Fate


You haven't cracked it though have you professor?

Whatever it was, it seems nonsensical, in Latinized languages at least.

Converting that Binary Expression to ASCII would give you:

"VJG ITGCVGUV VTKEM VJG FGXKN GXGT RWNNGF YCU EQPXKPEKPI VJG YQTNF JG FKFP'V GZKUV"

So either it's an encrypted cipher in Binary or it is mathematical.

Or, considering it's from a movie, it's probably nonsensical.

reply to post by fraterormus


Your making short work of my little game! Nearly there, two stages left...

reply to post by Death_Kron


i feel stupid: the Matrix?

IIm just going to say "Independence Day" only because it has been on every week lately....lol Ok seriously I am googling binary and everything else along those lines and have no idea what you are saying. I do like a mind game though. I will keep an eye on this to see what you said.

reply to post by mblahnikluver


Love the film Independence Day, some of the scenes really do make you think - Area 51, the captured aliens etc ...

Alas it isn't said film, good guess though.

zOMG! It's encrypted using the same 40-bit Encryption Algorithm that Adobe uses for PDFs! It should be pretty easy to decrypt from that...unfortunately I'm out of time and have to pick my daughter up from school. If no one else decrypts it before then, I'll give it a shot later tonight.

reply to post by fraterormus


I won't comment on that statement

VJG ITGCVGUV VTKEM VJG FGXKN GXGT RWNNGF YCU EQPXKPEKPI VJG YQTNF JG FKFP'V GZKUV

Looked a bit like rot13 to me, but that doesn't yield anything that looks useful on its own

IWT VGTPITHI IGXRZ IWT STKXA TKTG EJAATS LPH RDCKXCRXCV IWT LDGAS WT SXSC'I TMXHI

Perhaps it's a substitution cypher after that? the good one to work on I think would be SXSC'I that ' might give something away, also IWT, might be THE...

[edit on 10-6-2009 by jimminycricket]

Step1: (Translate from Binary Expression to ASCII )
VJG ITGCVGUV VTKEM VJG FGXKN GXGT RWNNGF YCU EQPXKPEKPI VJG YQTNF JG FKFP'V GZKUV

Step2: (Transpose each of the letters backwards x2)
THE GREATEST TRICK THE DEVIL EVER PULLED WAS CONVINCING THE WORLD HE DIDN'T EXIST

Step3: (....& that's a direct quote from)
The Usual Suspects (1994) spoken by character 'Verbal' (Kevin Spacey)

kudos to fraterormus for translating the binary (I couldn't have done it - thanks)


[edit on 10/6/2009 by moobaawoof]

THE GREATEST TRICK THE DEVIL EVER FULLED WAS CONVINCING THE WORLD HE DIDN'T EXIST