Bruiser Chong Posted March 12, 2006 Report Posted March 12, 2006 Love, Sex & Dating "Weight benches need love, too."
Art Sandusky Posted March 12, 2006 Report Posted March 12, 2006 Love, Sex, and Dating: It's probably your fault. Here, have some porn. Â Site Feedback: The heart of Machine City. The ones I'm seriously pushing for. Come on, Adminbot owns this bitch now. Give in. Â Here's a new, not-so-trite subtitle for the WWE folder: "Yes, it's wrong, but why?"
Slayer Posted March 12, 2006 Report Posted March 12, 2006 Your LSD works well  I don't get "Machine City" though
Art Sandusky Posted March 12, 2006 Report Posted March 12, 2006 Talking to adminbot is like the end of The Matrix Revolutions, see. I've got a much bigger reasoning for it if you want.
Slayer Posted March 12, 2006 Report Posted March 12, 2006 Due to rather extreme cautionary tales of the crapness about the sequels from friends whose opinions I trust, I never saw the two Matrix sequels so as to preserve the purity of the original movie in my mind
Failed Bridge Posted March 12, 2006 Report Posted March 12, 2006 Love, Sex, and Dating Name three things your average WWE fan knows nothing about
Guest Vitamin X Posted March 12, 2006 Report Posted March 12, 2006 Due to rather extreme cautionary tales of the crapness about the sequels from friends whose opinions I trust, I never saw the two Matrix sequels so as to preserve the purity of the original movie in my mind  But in reality, the first one isn't that great. And those who didn't "get" the sequels probably don't "get" many movies to begin with, either. You have to be a blithering moron to be confused by the Matrix trilogy. Or maybe not blithering, but close enough.
Special K Posted March 12, 2006 Report Posted March 12, 2006 I'm the only one who misses "I just blue myself"
Sideburnious Posted March 12, 2006 Report Posted March 12, 2006 Due to rather extreme cautionary tales of the crapness about the sequels from friends whose opinions I trust, I never saw the two Matrix sequels so as to preserve the purity of the original movie in my mind  But in reality, the first one isn't that great. And those who didn't "get" the sequels probably don't "get" many movies to begin with, either. You have to be a blithering moron to be confused by the Matrix trilogy. Or maybe not blithering, but close enough.  I think its more that Xion was so gay (which is the first half hour of the second movie, and 4/5's of the third movie) that it was a turnoff to fans. Also they took alot of ideas they set up in the first one (about Neo, Morpheus, even Xion) and threw them completely out the window.
Special K Posted March 12, 2006 Report Posted March 12, 2006 I hate the fact that if they ever make a Neuromancer movie, everyone's going to think that the satellite full of Rastafarians, also named Zion, is a ripoff of the Matrix.
The Dames Posted March 12, 2006 Report Posted March 12, 2006 Due to rather extreme cautionary tales of the crapness about the sequels from friends whose opinions I trust, I never saw the two Matrix sequels so as to preserve the purity of the original movie in my mind  But in reality, the first one isn't that great. And those who didn't "get" the sequels probably don't "get" many movies to begin with, either. You have to be a blithering moron to be confused by the Matrix trilogy. Or maybe not blithering, but close enough.  I think its more that Xion was so gay (which is the first half hour of the second movie, and 4/5's of the third movie) that it was a turnoff to fans. Also they took alot of ideas they set up in the first one (about Neo, Morpheus, even Xion) and threw them completely out the window.  I was willing to forgive Matrix Reloaded (which I thought was shit on unmercifully by the fans) as long as Revolutions did well.  Then Revolutions pissed me off to the fact that I've never seen the Matrix sequels again, don't own the DVD's (which is hard for me since I'm a completist and I have the original and Animatrix) and in my opinion, the last 30 minutes of Revolutions completely destroyed the trilogy. I felt like I had wasted 9 hours of my life watching the Matrix movies at that point.  Imagine if at the end of LOTR, Frodo lost the Ring and the entire cast of characters just threw their hands up in the air and said "Oh well, guess we wasted all this time and effort for nothing" and the credits rolled. That's how I feel about the Matrix Revolutions.  Dames
Edwin MacPhisto Posted March 12, 2006 Report Posted March 12, 2006 Both Matrix sequels sorta licked ass. I understood them just fine. They just licked ass. Â I too am rooting for "I just blue myself" to return.
Art Sandusky Posted March 12, 2006 Report Posted March 12, 2006 Reloaded is my favorite of the three. I can do without the last one.
nl5xsk1 Posted March 12, 2006 Report Posted March 12, 2006 Sports Where even hockey is considered a sport
k thx Posted March 12, 2006 Report Posted March 12, 2006 Movies - DVDs - Television The last two Matrix films sucked.
Guest Vitamin X Posted March 12, 2006 Report Posted March 12, 2006 Due to rather extreme cautionary tales of the crapness about the sequels from friends whose opinions I trust, I never saw the two Matrix sequels so as to preserve the purity of the original movie in my mind  But in reality, the first one isn't that great. And those who didn't "get" the sequels probably don't "get" many movies to begin with, either. You have to be a blithering moron to be confused by the Matrix trilogy. Or maybe not blithering, but close enough.  I think its more that Xion was so gay (which is the first half hour of the second movie, and 4/5's of the third movie) that it was a turnoff to fans. Also they took alot of ideas they set up in the first one (about Neo, Morpheus, even Xion) and threw them completely out the window.  I was willing to forgive Matrix Reloaded (which I thought was shit on unmercifully by the fans) as long as Revolutions did well.  Then Revolutions pissed me off to the fact that I've never seen the Matrix sequels again, don't own the DVD's (which is hard for me since I'm a completist and I have the original and Animatrix) and in my opinion, the last 30 minutes of Revolutions completely destroyed the trilogy. I felt like I had wasted 9 hours of my life watching the Matrix movies at that point.  Imagine if at the end of LOTR, Frodo lost the Ring and the entire cast of characters just threw their hands up in the air and said "Oh well, guess we wasted all this time and effort for nothing" and the credits rolled. That's how I feel about the Matrix Revolutions.  Dames  Dames hits the nail right on the head there. I loved Reloaded (also my favorite of the three) and what they did with the story setup by the first one, but Revolutions really killed it for me as well.  I mean, the sequels even have Monica Bellucci. Can't go wrong with that.  Both Matrix sequels sorta licked ass. I understood them just fine. They just licked ass. I mentioned the thing about understanding the Matrix sequels because most people said they disliked it because "they were too confusing".
Red Baron Posted March 13, 2006 Report Posted March 13, 2006 Sports Where even hockey is considered a sport   Sports:  Barry Bonds shit is more important than Hockey.
Black Lushus Posted March 13, 2006 Report Posted March 13, 2006 Hugo Weaving made all three films watchable...Agent Smith is one of the better movie villians out there. I always liked how he kept referring to Neo as "Mr. Anderson". It's certainly not hard at all to figure the trilogy out, but the creators go so far out of their way to try and MAKE you confused, the whole thing ends up being crappy.
Sideburnious Posted March 13, 2006 Report Posted March 13, 2006 You know, I never really accepted Agent Smith as a bad guy (as a single entity, i just accepted the three agents as the "bad guy" entity) until the matrix reloaded (which is excellent after the first 30min Xion crap) pre-movie hype when they started singling him out as a villan.
Black Lushus Posted March 13, 2006 Report Posted March 13, 2006 You know, I never really accepted Agent Smith as a bad guy (as a single entity, i just accepted the three agents as the "bad guy" entity) until the matrix reloaded (which is excellent after the first 30min Xion crap) pre-movie hype when they started singling him out as a villan. Â kind of along your line of thinking, I never realized how much I liked Agent Smith until Revolutions...when it seemed he himself was a bigger threat than whatever that thing was that ruled the machines...when you're bad enough to scare the main bad guy, you're officially bad ass.
Lei Tong Posted March 13, 2006 Report Posted March 13, 2006 Mixed Martial Arts:  "Where mounting another man is gay only some of the time."  or  "I am LeiTong's militant elitism."  or  "The worst nicknames in all of sports."
Lord of The Curry Posted March 13, 2006 Report Posted March 13, 2006 I nominate "The worst nicknames in all of sports"
k thx Posted March 13, 2006 Report Posted March 13, 2006 Sports Where "Kirby Pucket" isn't a new Nintendo game.
KingPK Posted March 14, 2006 Report Posted March 14, 2006 Sports Coming soon for the next six months: RED SOX! YANKEES! RED SOX! YANKEES! andabunchofotherunimportantcrap.
Guest CWMwasmurdered Posted March 14, 2006 Report Posted March 14, 2006 So yeah let's go back to "No Holds Barred" instead of HD.
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