“The Matrix Reloaded” is one of my personal favorite films. It is certainly not a film made to appeal to everyone. In fact it seems to be made only for philosophers and action junkies. (which I am both) I am curious how Alex would react to a fan edit of “Reloaded” and “Revolutions” I’ve been working on:
Oh, I forgot to comment on this a week ago, but here’s my take on Tyler & David vs. The Monolith.
David would just stand there staring at it with wide, gentle eyes, while Tyler would get frustrated with the lack of character development, shrug his shoulders and eventually walk away. VICTOR: Monolith.
I’m surprised no one remembered that Xavier actually is still alive at the end of “X-Men: The Last Stand” (hint: post-credits scene)… didn’t stick around for that, I guess?
No, I saw it and was just as angry at that as I was at Magneto getting his powers back. Because now nothing has any meaning or consequences anymore. The cure that all the fighting was about doesn’t actually last. Hell, even death has no meaning when you’re dealing with a telepath. It just seemed like Ratner once again trying to blow our minds with a rudimentary twist that I didn’t actually give much of a shit about.
DUNST and DAREDEVIL (Marvel’s best character) are awesome.
Best Dunst = MARIE ANTOINETTE
Best Daredevil = Brian Michael Bendis’ run
There is a documentary about the process of making THE EMPEROR’S NEW GROOVE. It is available on Youtube now.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgi8gIa86XE
“The Matrix Reloaded” is one of my personal favorite films. It is certainly not a film made to appeal to everyone. In fact it seems to be made only for philosophers and action junkies. (which I am both) I am curious how Alex would react to a fan edit of “Reloaded” and “Revolutions” I’ve been working on:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lufVSaGEh6Y&feature=share&list=PL058A09104057A4D7
Oh, I forgot to comment on this a week ago, but here’s my take on Tyler & David vs. The Monolith.
David would just stand there staring at it with wide, gentle eyes, while Tyler would get frustrated with the lack of character development, shrug his shoulders and eventually walk away. VICTOR: Monolith.
Sorry, BP.
I’m surprised no one remembered that Xavier actually is still alive at the end of “X-Men: The Last Stand” (hint: post-credits scene)… didn’t stick around for that, I guess?
No, I saw it and was just as angry at that as I was at Magneto getting his powers back. Because now nothing has any meaning or consequences anymore. The cure that all the fighting was about doesn’t actually last. Hell, even death has no meaning when you’re dealing with a telepath. It just seemed like Ratner once again trying to blow our minds with a rudimentary twist that I didn’t actually give much of a shit about.