Thursday, July 25, 2013

QotD: Truth In Advertising Edition...

Brian J. Noggle lays down the hard truth:
You know what I call “The Ultimate Matrix Collection”?

A DVD of just The Matrix.
Word.
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10 comments:

  1. Yrro10:58 AM, July 25, 2013

    I am apparently really strange in that I thought the second matrix was really good. Not in the same ways as the first one, but still pretty epic and thought-provoking.

    The third one was a piece of shit. If only they'd gone with the fan theories about the multi-layered matrix instead of DragonBall Z meets Jesus meets Aliens.

    I will *strongly* argue that even if you disliked the sequels movie, the Animatrix belongs in everyone's video library.

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  2. Paul11:06 AM, July 25, 2013

    Don't like many movies I have to squint to see things in. Don't directors know you need like to make a movie? Give me an old western any day.

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  3. Paul11:07 AM, July 25, 2013

    Light, not like. dxxxn spell check anyway.

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  4. eriko11:15 AM, July 25, 2013

    The Animatrix was also pretty good. So Animatrix and The Matrix would make a pretty good Ultimate set.

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  5. Rob11:17 AM, July 25, 2013

    I don't get the joke. It would make sense if they had ever made any sequels, but THAT NEVER HAPPENED.

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  6. Scott J12:19 PM, July 25, 2013

    I'm probably opening myself to ridicule for this but I did like the APUs of the third movie.

    Didn't like much else about it.

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  7. Woodman12:45 PM, July 25, 2013

    "I don't get the joke. It would make sense if they had ever made any sequels, but THAT NEVER HAPPENED."

    Yeah, didn't the entire cast and crew die in that tour bus accident?

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  8. Joe in PNG5:13 PM, July 25, 2013

    I liked it better when it was called "Ghost in the Shell" myself...

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  9. Steve Skubinna5:38 PM, July 25, 2013

    Woodman, yes I remember that tragic accident. Their bus collided head on with with George Lucas' limo.

    Too bad Lucas never lived to make the predecessor trilogy to the original Star Wars.

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  10. Fodder4Thought8:38 AM, July 26, 2013

    The two other movies were mediocre, but I loved the f$ck out of the scene where Neo meets the Architect. That conversation is amazing.

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