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May 15th 2003, 07:46
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I'm waiting for T3
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May 15th 2003, 07:59
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Disappointment ? Wow, haven't seen it yet, but the trailer looked great. Still gonna go and see it though
 Although I have to agree with Superman: T3 is the movie to see this year ! Rob.
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May 15th 2003, 09:01
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I don't go to the movies. I haven't been to a movie theater in, oh, I can't remember, seriously.
I MAY go to see Matrix:Reloaded, but who knows. Maybe it was disappointing because of the way it's shot. Isn't Reloaded and Revolutions one big movie that's cut into 2 for a seamless cliffhanger effect? That's what I heard.
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May 15th 2003, 09:09
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I will go see it.
I think the reason people are disapointed is that the original Matrix blew people away because you didnt know what it was about when you went to see it. It boggled the miind. it kept you on edge. How can the sequal compete with that? I am sure that it will be good, but no matter how good it is, it wont be able to blow you away like the first one did because you already know what it is about.
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May 15th 2003, 09:36
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May 15th 2003, 14:34
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The matrix was originally written as a trilogy, the writers wanted to shoot all three at once, and release them within a couple months of each other (like they're doing with reloaded and revolutions) byt the studfio big wigs wouldn't have it untill the first movie proved itself at the box office.
My brother in law is a university prof, and he used the Matrix as a primer on postmodernism, considering that all the actors who were in the movie weren't allowed to open the script untill they'd read "simulation and simulacra" and a couple other books which were groundbreaking in philosophical circles for their thourough grasp and explanation post-modernism. the movies were written thematically, #1 post modern #2 judaeo christian #3 not sure this is just what I've been able to glean from the limited info I have. I'm interested in seeing the matrix2 several times, I'm assuming that like the first one it'll have layers of depth beyond the surface story line.
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May 15th 2003, 18:58
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the original Matrix set the standard for all other sci fi movies will be judged, just as star wars did 25 years ago.
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May 15th 2003, 19:49
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I'm still going to go see it tomorrow. Me and my roommate were watching the Matrix last night and were talking about how the second and third will never live up to the first. The concepts that blew us away in the first one have had a few years for everyone to think about so now the idea is no longer mind blowing. The matrix 2&3 cannot be mind blowing but they will still be good movies, just not revolutionary like the first one. My roommate is pissed about T3 because he says it's just being made so that they can jump on the "women are strong" bandwagon.
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May 16th 2003, 14:39
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i dunno what ur thinking that movie was amazing
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May 22nd 2003, 15:03
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My son (nineteen and in the Air Force) said, "the action is great, the story-line is a bit thin."
My daughter (seventeen and autocross racer) said "I gotta have one of those Ducati's!" DaveM
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May 22nd 2003, 15:36
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Hello,
I already wanted a Ducati before that movie and now I want one even worse. My dad also had a friend stay with us a few months and he had a limited edition Ducati Senna 916. It was #265 out of 400 or 500. He wouldn't let me ride it  He said until my personal assets are worth the $26,000 to get a new bike I can't drive it. So um anyone wanna loan me $26,000 so I can ride the bike? It's so pretty and so fast. Everything is Carbon Fiber and Titanium!
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May 22nd 2003, 15:55
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We're getting off subject a bit here but if you like Ducati's do NOT, under any circumstance go here:
http://www.ducati.com/bikes/my2003/superbike.jhtml :silly: DaveM
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