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Matrix Reloaded (the second Matrix film)

Discussion in 'Whatnots' started by ejsmith, Apr 19, 2003.

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    I have to admit, I've not really bothered with keeping up on films for the past 6 months or so. I mean, there were a couple that caught my eye, but amounted to nil.

    However...

    Matrix2 looks like it could severely rule. I just watched the 5 or 6 different trailers that are out right now. Even the one that has a bunch of Japanese writing at the end of it. Now, Episode1 and 2 looked like they could rule, but I've learned my lesson from them. Which is why I'm still skeptical about Matrix2 and Xmen2. Although, I did just pull this off IMDB (Internet Movie DataBase):

    When a CGI firm goes bankrupt on a movie, it is a noteworthy event. When more than one does, it is something that the SEC looks into.

    Also, people that "fear" a film could never recoup the cost of special effects are obviously retarded. As in, more than one psychologist rates them with an IQ of 75, or under. They should be marooned on some deserted Pacific Isle, with one bottle of rum, one bottle of water, and a cutlass. A little chlorine in the gene pool, if you please.

    I'm pumped. You should be too. Ask me why.
     
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    [​IMG] Why?
     
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    Im engrossed... ehy are you pumped?
     
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    I'm pumped too! But why are you?

    I just saw another Matrix 2 trailer on E!'s Coming Attractions and it looks awsome. I just wish I didn't see it though. I would have liked to have been surprised by the things I saw.

    I still remember the first one. I wanted to see it even though I didn't really know what it was about. It just looked COOL! My girlfriend and I sat in the movie theatre wondering what in the world was going on when we both got that "Whoa!" moment at the same time. I doubt number 2 will replicate that, but I bet it will be suspenseful anyway.
     
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    There are approximately three billion reasons wfy the MAtrix sequels will rule, and thefact that I consider Hugo Weawing (The incredible Agent Smith) to be the greatest actor ever, not being the only one.

    Go see the trailers. They're incredible- the effects are totally cool. I have no comments on the storyline, for I wish to stay unspoiled, but let's just say that the little I know (Mostly all sorts of fun stuff about Agent Smith :D ) is cool. TOo bad we apparently WON'T see him in latex (a gold star if you can spot the reference :D ) but anyways, it's still one of the three movies I am drooling for this year.

    The others? RotK and the third Matrix sequel, of course!

    (Grapes, anyone?)
     
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