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Man, I was excited to go see this tonight, just to find out that my theatre that I work at isn't going to have an employee sneak. Now I have to wait another day. What a let down.
I think it's due to that whole "starts around the globe at the same time" deal they're doing. Who the frag cares if it starts at the same time all over the globe?
Now I'll have to find something else to do with my night. :(
i havent even seen Reloaded yet. So i bought it on DVD SAturday, but when I got home, my DVD player no longer worked. So now I have to go into Revolutions totally confused.
:mad:
you might want to wait until you've seen reloaded first. you've missed quite a bit of the story if you haven't.
I agree with MB, since they are really one big movie cut in half.
you mean in thirds?:pQuote:
Originally posted by The Hobo
I agree with MB, since they are really one big movie cut in half.
i probably wont see it until friday or saturday
No. :p The Matrix is seperate from the other two.Quote:
Originally posted by morrowasted
you mean in thirds?:p
i probably wont see it until friday or saturday
I COULDN'T GET ADVANCE TICKETS. :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad:
Download it.
:lol:
MB,
Story...
That's funny.
My professional opinion on the matter is : it's CRAP, don't spend money on it .
I found one of our theatres that was having a sneak and went to see it last night at 10:30. I remember all those theories floating around about how Neo stopped the sentenels (sp?), and...well, all those cool ideas everyone came up with...yeah, none of them were right. They took an easy way out, if you ask me, instead of adding a cool new dimension.
There were some really cool parts, and some drawn out boring parts, and some of that lovey-do-lovey-da stuff...the girl I was sitting with kept laughing at every little part and saying "just die, already."
Would I pay for it? Sure. Would I pay for it twice? Probably not.
But you seem to hate everything.Quote:
Originally posted by Wally Pipp
My professional opinion on the matter is : it's CRAP, don't spend money on it .
pretty professional huh ? :D
:lol:
Yeah.
Now, I didn't comment on the quality of the story did I?:) I'm hoping the 2 hours of nonsense I sat through last time will be justified after seeing the new one. Sorta like Windows 98.Quote:
Originally posted by JPicasso
MB,
Story...
That's funny.
Apparently not. I am reading all sorts of reviews and its pretty much bein summed up as crap. The 2nd movie is seemingly ignored and pointless and doesnt bridge anything between 1 and 3.
So I am not expecting much of this movie.
That's what I gather from the reviews I've read today also.
I would expect that the positive versus negative views of the movie would have been 50/50, but it seems pretty much 5 positive and 95 negative.
Sad really for such a hyped and anticipated trilogy.
MB fair 'nuf..
though, perhaps I should see the second one before scoffing at it.
:)
Let's be honest here. The Lord of the Rings trilogy is 300 times better than the Matrix anyway. AAAAAAND we know FOR SURE (since the first 2 were freaking epic) that the 3rd will be just as good. So....that's how I feel about the Matrix.
I hear that in the 3rd The Lord of the Rings Froto Sells the ring for a beat up station wagon to finance a trip to WallyWorld where he and Clark Griswald take a John Candy lookalike hostage with a pelet gun.:eek: Featuring Keanu as Marty Moose.
No doubt.Quote:
Originally posted by run_GMoney
Let's be honest here. The Lord of the Rings trilogy is 300 times better than the Matrix anyway. AAAAAAND we know FOR SURE (since the first 2 were freaking epic) that the 3rd will be just as good. So....that's how I feel about the Matrix.
Something I really like about LOTR. It is also a proof of concept that you can do an epic story that spans multiple books into a series of movies. Gives me hope of a Foundation movie series one day.
going to see matrix at the IMAX theater in NYC tomorrow :D :cool: :D :cool:
I saw it on the IMAX here in Grand Rapids. Pretty awesome experience. :)Quote:
Originally posted by SteveCRM
going to see matrix at the IMAX theater in NYC tomorrow :D :cool: :D :cool:
It is weird, I didn't really care for the second LOTR that much. Maybe I am weird like that, and I admit I haven't read the book, but it wasn't that 'epic' to me. It seemed to flow less than the first did. The first also started losing its flow towards the end in my opinion.Quote:
Originally posted by run_GMoney
Let's be honest here. The Lord of the Rings trilogy is 300 times better than the Matrix anyway. AAAAAAND we know FOR SURE (since the first 2 were freaking epic) that the 3rd will be just as good. So....that's how I feel about the Matrix.
I know what I have been told to think about the movie, but it didn't affect me like everyone else. I watched the first LOTR movie about 4 times, the second, only once. I haven't been drawn to watch the second again like I was the first.
Anyway, I could care less about the reviews, I am still eager to see Revolutions. I know that it is entertainment, and not real life like some people take it. I just hope there are parts that make you think a little deeper than normal movies do.
Example:
In Reloaded, when Neo went to see the Oracle, and had to fight the guy before he would take him to see her, I think that symbolizes a firewall protecting a valuable resource. The fight symbolized the authentication sequence taking place.
Now, I didn't pick up on it at first, but after thinking about it when I was walking out of the theater, it hit me what was happening. Seems to make sense, but it isn't explained to me. So I can interpret it one way, and another person interprets it another. That makes a good movie IMO.
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First of all, get over yourself. As if we enjoy the movies because the "powers that be" tell us we should. "It didn't affect me like everyone else." You aren't sweet by "defying the norm" or "thinking outside the popular opinion." The movies are flat-out good. They aren't good because "we're told" to think they're good. If you don't like them, fine. But don't try to criticize the rest of us because we do. You wanna talk about hype, I could take the same approach with the Matrix.Quote:
Originally posted by hellswraith
I know what I have been told to think about the movie, but it didn't affect me like everyone else.
While I half agree with you, I do have to disagree a little.Quote:
Originally posted by run_GMoney
First of all, get over yourself. As if we enjoy the movies because the "powers that be" tell us we should. "It didn't affect me like everyone else." You aren't sweet by "defying the norm" or "thinking outside the popular opinion." The movies are flat-out good. They aren't good because "we're told" to think they're good. If you don't like them, fine. But don't try to criticize the rest of us because we do. You wanna talk about hype, I could take the same approach with the Matrix.
I work at a movie theatre, and you wouldn't believe how many people just wont go to a movie because the critics didn't like it. Or I'll hear "this one's supposed to be good. that's what the paper said."
Some people, believe it or not, can be twisted and put into any movie I want them to go to. As a box office cashier, so many people ask me for my opinions on movies, and hell, I haven't seen half of them. I don't have time.
Some of them are so stupid that they'll go to whatever I recommeded. If I tell them Gigli is an epic journey of self-discovery with great action -- boom -- another idiot sold.
Half the human -- or American, at least -- populace is so friggin' stupid you could sell them hot dogs as shingles.
Hobo, I hear ya. I know the mass majority will blindly follow whatever the critics tell them. "That's what the paper said." LOL, gotta love it. I just take offense to the implication that I'm one of those people. It's just not the case. In fact, most of my favorite movies were probably trashed by the movie snobs.
My dad can be swayed. He wanted to go see that steaming pile of crap called Battlefield Earth with John Travolta, because he said the reviews were good. But the reviews he was talking about re the quick commercial blurbs. You know the ones with ellipsies removuing the important parts of the review. :pQuote:
Originally posted by The Hobo
While I half agree with you, I do have to disagree a little.
I work at a movie theatre, and you wouldn't believe how many people just wont go to a movie because the critics didn't like it. Or I'll hear "this one's supposed to be good. that's what the paper said."
Some people, believe it or not, can be twisted and put into any movie I want them to go to. As a box office cashier, so many people ask me for my opinions on movies, and hell, I haven't seen half of them. I don't have time.
Some of them are so stupid that they'll go to whatever I recommeded. If I tell them Gigli is an epic journey of self-discovery with great action -- boom -- another idiot sold.
Half the human -- or American, at least -- populace is so friggin' stupid you could sell them hot dogs as shingles.
Real review
"I really did not like this steaming pile of crap movie"
TV blurd
"I ........ like this...........movie!"
:D
What do you mean, "The matrix isn't real?"
I never meant to offend you, or call you a mindless person. I just was saying that I know what the masses think about the movie (that it is 'epic'), but I happen to have a different opinion. Sorry if that offends you. What The Hobo said is what I meant by it.Quote:
Originally posted by run_GMoney
Hobo, I hear ya. I know the mass majority will blindly follow whatever the critics tell them. "That's what the paper said." LOL, gotta love it. I just take offense to the implication that I'm one of those people. It's just not the case. In fact, most of my favorite movies were probably trashed by the movie snobs.
Fair enough, it was just that you quoted me and then said it. No harm done. And I still can't wait for the 3rd. For what it's worth, I freaking LOVED the second one.
Glad that was worked out. Now for the record:
I also want to see the third LOTR. I want to see how they close up this story. Just because I didn't 'love' the second one as much as the first, doesn't mean I am not anticipating the third one.
:D
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I want to see how they close up this story
Umm, read the book?
:D
I thought it was a good movie. The CGI graphics were outstanding. The mechwarrior scene looked so real. The ending graphics were great too.
They kinda left it open at the end too for another movie....which makes me think..
everyone says it's the last one but..maybe thats just a bunch of bull...maybe? maybe not? i dont know...
That requires more than 3 hours...lol.Quote:
Originally posted by Cander
Umm, read the book?
:D
Plus, a image says a thousand words. Assuming 30 frames a second, we are looking at 324,000,000 words. That is way to much to read! :D
Hobo, I'm STILL waiting for you to modify the title of this thread to include "[WARNING: POTENTIAL SPOILERS]", so that I can start talking about it.
If Keanu wasn't in it and Martin Short played Neo, I'd see it.