"Cold Case" the entire show is based on Records.
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From: Records Management Program [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Andrew Penta
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Subject: Re: Records Management in Die Hard 2?
There are records management elements also in the movies R.E.D., R.E.D. 2,
Stranger Than Fiction, and "2012" just to name a few that I've spotted. It
might be fun to have a complete list of "RIM" movies someday.
In R.E.D. Ernest Borgnine is the records manager, in R.E.D.2 an entire records
center gets destroyed - gets shot up (that probably wasn't in their disaster
recovery plan). In Stranger Than Fiction, we see IRS agents find a 10 year old
audit file (paper folder) in virtually seconds. In 2012 John Cusack does some
quick retreival research while the state of Wyoming in being blown back to the
stone age (a must-see).
Andrew Penta, CRM
General Services Department,
Clark County, Washington
Vancouver, Washington
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