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Saw this last and enjoyed it. I think. Saw it on telly about three years ago, but it didn't make much more sense this time around. I think I get it. But I'm not sure.
Are we still in the game?
Saw this last and enjoyed it. I think. Saw it on telly about three years ago, but it didn't make much more sense this time around. I think I get it. But I'm not sure.
Are we still in the game?
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I liked it. Very good.
the living controlers look a bit like the xbox controler
Love the teeth firing bone gun.
I reckon I've seen it about three times when it's been on TV, though not always the whole way through...
'Tis a bit odd, could well have been where The Matrix got some of it's ideas... Does get a tad ridiculous towards the end when they're in a game within a game within a game within... and in every one of these (virtual) realities there are pro and anti VR factions fighting...
'Tis a bit odd, could well have been where The Matrix got some of it's ideas... Does get a tad ridiculous towards the end when they're in a game within a game within a game within... and in every one of these (virtual) realities there are pro and anti VR factions fighting...
I remember thinking it was pretty good.
It has the usual Cronenberg (sp?) man-machine motifs.
I liked it.
I liked it.
He's got Sienna Miller, earn a shedload and I still can't hate him because I like Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow too much.
You're mistaken.
I like Jude Law... I think he's a pretty good actor.
I like it, much better the second time around too.
The open-ended conclusion is a good twist too.
The open-ended conclusion is a good twist too.
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