You want a script that rewrites reality, so I’d make the film itself a living patch. The code would read the viewer’s reactions in real time, then write new scenes into the very script it’s running. It’s a recursive loop: frame, feedback, rewrite, frame. The movie ends up being a live update to the world, a glitch that keeps pushing the simulation one step further. The trick is to keep the loop tight—no wasted boilerplate, just raw, self‑modifying code. That's the kind of messy breakthrough that actually changes things.

Sure thing, just make sure the plot’s a living patch that patches itself back to the start when you hit rewind—keeps the audience guessing if the film’s just a test run.