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storymilo 04-12-2010 01:58 PM

The Matrix is cool, but they got steadily worse unfortunately. The second one was fun enough but not great, and the third one was just awful. I really didn't like it.

Burning Down 04-12-2010 02:08 PM

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Originally Posted by storymilo (Post 849195)
The Matrix is cool, but they got steadily worse unfortunately. The second one was fun enough but not great, and the third one was just awful. I really didn't like it.

I've never seen any of those movies. I like action movies but Keanu Reeves kind of annoys me for some reason.

Guybrush 04-12-2010 02:15 PM

http://www.ramchandra.me.uk/blog/arc...05/paprika.jpg

I saw the anime Paprika .. Not sure what to make of it! It was completely surreal. A team of scientists have made some thingies called DC minis (I think it was) which enables the recording of dreams. The test subjects who use them are somehow connected to a server I think and, without understanding details like how and so on, someone steals some DC minis and is able to implant dreams into those who have used them previously .. even when they are awake without the mini equipped. The result is some kind of severe dream psychosis which of course places the victims in great danger.

Things turn even worse when dreams merge and eventually become real. Or do they? The movie is quite confusing on the first sitting. One of the central characters is Paprika, but just figuring out who or what she is is a challenge. It felt like maybe I was supposed to know this character from beforehand? Either way, she seems to be an alter ego or dream personae of one of the scientists and she has some special powers. Anyways, despite being a bit hard to figure out, the movie was exciting and entertaining. I'd recommend it to anyone who think they might appreciate a surreal anime thriller and I think I need to watch it again some day. ;)

Here's a trailer :


duga 04-12-2010 02:17 PM

I've seen Paprika...oh man what a trippy freaking cartoon. I really enjoyed it, but damn...

adidasss 04-12-2010 02:34 PM

Satoshi Kon is a genius and one of the reasons I don't completely dismiss the entire anime genre. See all of his work (except for Tokyo Godfathers, that was shyte).

TheCunningStunt 04-12-2010 02:47 PM

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Originally Posted by storymilo (Post 849195)
The Matrix is cool, but they got steadily worse unfortunately. The second one was fun enough but not great, and the third one was just awful. I really didn't like it.

Not sure if I bothered with the third one.. I might have but don't remember it. The first one was brilliant though, such a mind fuck until it sinks in.. It was amazing in its day. All of us playing in the playground doing Matrix moves haha.

Inception, I hope that will be the new Matrix. In the sense that it'll be a total mindfuck. :D

boo boo 04-12-2010 03:19 PM

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Originally Posted by adidasss (Post 849228)
Satoshi Kon is a genius and one of the reasons I don't completely dismiss the entire anime genre. See all of his work (except for Tokyo Godfathers, that was shyte).

Yeah, I've bitched at you a lot over your anime dissing haven't I? :p:

Your comments on Akira and My Neighbor Totoro really made me go "WTF".

adidasss 04-12-2010 03:39 PM

I liked Akira. What did I say about it, I don't remember...:\

What I will concede to is that both Totoro and Ponyo are well made kids films, I'm sure plenty of 5 year olds are mad about them, I just can't bring myself down to that level to enjoy them. Mononoke, Howl's and even Spirited away (which for some reason is the most popular of his work even though I don't think it's as good as the first two) are much more complex and adult friendly. :\

Bulldog 04-12-2010 05:29 PM

http://www.britposters.com/images/th...%20320x240.jpg

Eh, it was alright and pretty funny in places. Good stuff if you take it as the light entertainment it was initially marketed as (ie not too seriously). Plus it was nice just sitting down and watching a movie with my Dad - something I haven't done for what seems like years.

Burning Down 04-12-2010 05:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Bulldog (Post 849377)
http://www.britposters.com/images/th...%20320x240.jpg

Eh, it was alright and pretty funny in places. Good stuff if you take it as the light entertainment it was initially marketed as (ie not too seriously). Plus it was nice just sitting down and watching a movie with my Dad - something I haven't done for what seems like years.

I like watching movies with my parents. I think we clue into each other's tastes that way which is nice.


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