Matrix Reloaded?
05-12-2003, 11:19 AM
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Here is the page to buy on-line, Thursday at 1pm sounds like a good time to avoid the huge crowds. http://www.muvicotickets.com/ShowTimes.asp...3&theaterID=170
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05-14-2003, 11:48 PM
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I just went and saw it at 10:25... be prepared for 30 min of previews and a killer cliffhanger... The visual effects were brilliant... I refuse to spoil it for anyone... it was killer... 
05-15-2003, 08:39 AM
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I saw the 10:00 showing last night. Very slow at first and quite discouraging. It really picks up at the end. Great movie overall.
The thing I thought about was you know how you get some deleted scenes in a DVD after the movie is released? The director usually says 'we cut this because it didn't add to the story'. I think they just left those scenes in this movie. A lot of stuff that didn't add to the overall story much. The film could have been trimmed a bit. 2 hr. 25 mins. is too long for my tastes.
That said, forget what you think you know about 'the matrix' and 'the one'. This movie blows it all out of the water.
The thing I thought about was you know how you get some deleted scenes in a DVD after the movie is released? The director usually says 'we cut this because it didn't add to the story'. I think they just left those scenes in this movie. A lot of stuff that didn't add to the overall story much. The film could have been trimmed a bit. 2 hr. 25 mins. is too long for my tastes.
That said, forget what you think you know about 'the matrix' and 'the one'. This movie blows it all out of the water.
