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Six new Matrix Revolutions TV spots:
http://www.code-matrix.net/
Perhaps a little spoiler-ish, but nothing too major given away. Just Neo talking to a large spiny blue machine that may well be the 'mother' squiddy, lots more Smiths, sentinels attacking the scorched earth and a rather large explosion in the street during the Super Brawl.
Bring on November 5th baby.
"I'm not so bad once you get to know me..."
http://www.code-matrix.net/
Perhaps a little spoiler-ish, but nothing too major given away. Just Neo talking to a large spiny blue machine that may well be the 'mother' squiddy, lots more Smiths, sentinels attacking the scorched earth and a rather large explosion in the street during the Super Brawl.
Bring on November 5th baby.
"I'm not so bad once you get to know me..."
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The second movie deserved no more than 76%.
ermm..
no ads for me.
no ads for me.
Unbeliever wrote:
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>
> Freeway? FREEWAY? Did you see the firetruck as well? Or maybe you
> were too busy looking at the sidewalk?
>
> Foolish American.
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Because it's known as the "Freeway chase". Cretin.
>
>
> Freeway? FREEWAY? Did you see the firetruck as well? Or maybe you
> were too busy looking at the sidewalk?
>
> Foolish American.
--
Because it's known as the "Freeway chase". Cretin.
The first had a philosophical slant. The second tried to have one, but failed miserably. It was an action film, and the most of the dialogue seemed like compulsory philononsense. The first half bored me to tears, but it made an astonishing comeback in the second and won me over.
The only sell out I seen this time was the fact that they knew it'd be more successful (hence more money), if it appealed to the masses.
Mr Snuggly wrote:
> How was it a sell-out? Did Neo wear Nike trainers or something?
Not in that sense... of course we could bring the mobile phone thing into it but I won't... I mean in the sense it sold itself to the masses with the traditional set of sex and violence that was really unneccessary but knew it would appeal to everyone.
The Matrix was a geeks heaven... a sci-fi dream... it wasn't littered with sex or gore but instead was a cunning storyline, mixed with nice special effects and great acting. In the latest movie we get a few pointless ships destroyed with the custom blood splatter and some highly unusual orgy in Zion...
I really didn't get it at all why sell out so much? It was also far more linear than the original and to get the added depth you need to buy the game and DVD animated add on...
Dissapointed is not a word I use lightly.
> How was it a sell-out? Did Neo wear Nike trainers or something?
Not in that sense... of course we could bring the mobile phone thing into it but I won't... I mean in the sense it sold itself to the masses with the traditional set of sex and violence that was really unneccessary but knew it would appeal to everyone.
The Matrix was a geeks heaven... a sci-fi dream... it wasn't littered with sex or gore but instead was a cunning storyline, mixed with nice special effects and great acting. In the latest movie we get a few pointless ships destroyed with the custom blood splatter and some highly unusual orgy in Zion...
I really didn't get it at all why sell out so much? It was also far more linear than the original and to get the added depth you need to buy the game and DVD animated add on...
Dissapointed is not a word I use lightly.
Stryke wrote:
> Mr Snuggly wrote:
> Stryke wrote:
> I noticed a bit of Audi and Budweiser sponsership, but that was it.
>
> That was Terminator 3, wasn't it? At no time in Matrix Reloaded did
> I see Neo kicking back and enjoying an ice cool Bud.
>
> --
>
> Bud lorry on the freeway chase, I think. And Smith drove an Audi when
> he pulled up at the beginning to deliver his earpiece, and the camera
> lingered on the Audi logo.
Freeway? FREEWAY? Did you see the firetruck as well? Or maybe you were too busy looking at the sidewalk?
Foolish American.
> Mr Snuggly wrote:
> Stryke wrote:
> I noticed a bit of Audi and Budweiser sponsership, but that was it.
>
> That was Terminator 3, wasn't it? At no time in Matrix Reloaded did
> I see Neo kicking back and enjoying an ice cool Bud.
>
> --
>
> Bud lorry on the freeway chase, I think. And Smith drove an Audi when
> he pulled up at the beginning to deliver his earpiece, and the camera
> lingered on the Audi logo.
Freeway? FREEWAY? Did you see the firetruck as well? Or maybe you were too busy looking at the sidewalk?
Foolish American.
Mr Snuggly wrote:
> Stryke wrote:
> I noticed a bit of Audi and Budweiser sponsership, but that was it.
>
> That was Terminator 3, wasn't it? At no time in Matrix Reloaded did
> I see Neo kicking back and enjoying an ice cool Bud.
--
Bud lorry on the freeway chase, I think. And Smith drove an Audi when he pulled up at the beginning to deliver his earpiece, and the camera lingered on the Audi logo.
> Stryke wrote:
> I noticed a bit of Audi and Budweiser sponsership, but that was it.
>
> That was Terminator 3, wasn't it? At no time in Matrix Reloaded did
> I see Neo kicking back and enjoying an ice cool Bud.
--
Bud lorry on the freeway chase, I think. And Smith drove an Audi when he pulled up at the beginning to deliver his earpiece, and the camera lingered on the Audi logo.
Product placement is just wrong.
"Nice can of Spuntz"
"Nice can of Spuntz"
Stryke wrote:
> I noticed a bit of Audi and Budweiser sponsership, but that was it.
That was Terminator 3, wasn't it? At no time in Matrix Reloaded did I see Neo kicking back and enjoying an ice cool Bud.
> I noticed a bit of Audi and Budweiser sponsership, but that was it.
That was Terminator 3, wasn't it? At no time in Matrix Reloaded did I see Neo kicking back and enjoying an ice cool Bud.
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