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Post by theatresellers on Sept 2, 2024 13:37:28 GMT
A broadcaster used the expression “ a sliding doors” moment on tv during the Olympics. Sliding Doors is a movie. What does the phrase refer to?
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Post by kit66 on Sept 2, 2024 14:15:20 GMT
A broadcaster used the expression “ a sliding doors” moment on tv during the Olympics. Sliding Doors is a movie. What does the phrase refer to? The term "sliding doors moment" means a seemingly inconsequential moment that nonetheless alter the trajectory of future events. From what I remember in the movie Gwynth Paltrow either caught a tube train - or missed it - sparking different outcomes and the title for the movie "Sliding Doors" |
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Post by anthony40 on Sept 2, 2024 14:24:01 GMT
A broadcaster used the expression “ a sliding doors” moment on tv during the Olympics. Sliding Doors is a movie. What does the phrase refer to? The term "sliding doors moment" means a seemingly inconsequential moment that nonetheless alter the trajectory of future events. From what I remember in the movie Gwynth Paltrow either caught a tube train - or missed it - sparking different outcomes. She also did a killer British accent! |
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