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All 5 Matrix movies, spread over SEVEN DVDs. Check out my sales pitch too, it's awesome. Bid away, monkeys.
All 5 Matrix movies, spread over SEVEN DVDs. Check out my sales pitch too, it's awesome. Bid away, monkeys.
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What do you need, (apart from a miracle)?
DVD's. Lots of DVD's!
;-p
GL
DVD's. Lots of DVD's!
;-p
GL
Perhaps a picture of Laurence Fishburne smiling and giving you, the lucky bidder, a big thumbs up.
You need to sell it as a box set.
Nip down to Tesco and get a nice sized box, grab some green and black felt tips and draw zany computeristic lines over the whole thing. Stick a little Matrix logo in the corner, and voila, instantly more collectable.
Nip down to Tesco and get a nice sized box, grab some green and black felt tips and draw zany computeristic lines over the whole thing. Stick a little Matrix logo in the corner, and voila, instantly more collectable.
Mav wrote:
> Reloaded and Revolutions were actually rather rewarding if you looked
> beyond the surface. They required a little bit more thought than your
> average blockbuster.
Very true, and why i love all the films... And in some sort of irony, people had to choose whether they wanted to delve futher into the Matix world, by watching the last two films, in a similar way that Neo had to choose the Red OR Blue Pill :P
> Reloaded and Revolutions were actually rather rewarding if you looked
> beyond the surface. They required a little bit more thought than your
> average blockbuster.
Very true, and why i love all the films... And in some sort of irony, people had to choose whether they wanted to delve futher into the Matix world, by watching the last two films, in a similar way that Neo had to choose the Red OR Blue Pill :P
Nothing below the surface? Are we talking about the right films here? If anything the first Matrix was ultra simple, the only unknowns were really just background info, and lets not forget that its popularity owed more to slow mo fight scenes, SFX and people carrying an arsenal of weaponry.
Or obviously. Y'know, whatever.
I like Braveheart. Just thought I'd add that.
I like Braveheart. Just thought I'd add that.
Reloaded/Revolutions weren't really that good. This will settle the argument...oviously.
Mav wrote:
> Reloaded and Revolutions were actually rather rewarding if you looked
> beyond the surface. They required a little bit more thought than your
> average blockbuster.
There wasn't anything beneath the surface of those two films, except the failure of keanu reeve's acting lessons. :)
And more to the point of the subject - my brother is bidding/winning the auction.
> Reloaded and Revolutions were actually rather rewarding if you looked
> beyond the surface. They required a little bit more thought than your
> average blockbuster.
There wasn't anything beneath the surface of those two films, except the failure of keanu reeve's acting lessons. :)
And more to the point of the subject - my brother is bidding/winning the auction.
Reloaded and Revolutions were actually rather rewarding if you looked beyond the surface. They required a little bit more thought than your average blockbuster.
er-no wrote:
> Baseless sneering? The sequels are terrible cash-ins.
I agree, actually. The first one, and the Animatrix were both great, and whilst Reloaded wasn't bad, the final one was poor in my opinion. I feel it just lost a part of it that previously made it great, and in the final two just tried to appeal to anyone looking for a cheap action thrill with their sparkling fight scenes.
> Baseless sneering? The sequels are terrible cash-ins.
I agree, actually. The first one, and the Animatrix were both great, and whilst Reloaded wasn't bad, the final one was poor in my opinion. I feel it just lost a part of it that previously made it great, and in the final two just tried to appeal to anyone looking for a cheap action thrill with their sparkling fight scenes.
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