A thing that pissed me off about "The Force Awakens" more than anything else (and there is a lot to hate) was the lack of progression. I thought it might be like the Foundation series. The old empire is gone. Welcome to the new galaxy of warring factions as a new Pax is forged. So much fun could have been had. Instead, so many analysis, I think , was spot on. It was, in too many ways, Star Wars A New Hope re-hashed.snip
Whenever I am even remotely interested in something, I avoid as much trailers as possible. I learned that the easy way, thank Christ. If I do watch this movie, I am not going to the theater. I am heading straight for HBO Max.I highly advise skipping the new trailer. While it doesn't explicitly state whats going on it makes it pretty obvious. I ended up shutting it off when they started blatantly showing some stuff I didnt want to see. Kinda bummed now.
I'll never understand why, but people these days want to be spoiled when it comes to movie plots.I highly advise skipping the new trailer. While it doesn't explicitly state whats going on it makes it pretty obvious. I ended up shutting it off when they started blatantly showing some stuff I didnt want to see. Kinda bummed now.
It's like they want to have some weird validation for being "genre savy" or a long time fan, or just want to be part of it/everything. Some people don't even care for the fandom, but want to be part of it to feel special. That is just sad in many cases, because the person is doing it for the wrong reasons. You're not really connecting with anyone or anything and just forcing yourself to like something to be with the in-crowd. I am a fan of a lot things, but not everything, nor do I need to do so to feel validated. There are plenty of things I am not fans of any more, or not as much as I used to be.I'll never understand why, but people these days want to be spoiled when it comes to movie plots.
I think, at least for me, it's a consequence of the pandemic. So much time and so little to do, I end up reading plenty articles or watching videos dissecting every upcoming movie I'm interested in. And since theaters have been closed here for close to two years now, I just kind of expect to be spoiled for every movie. It's not something I actively want, just kinda ends up happening.I'll never understand why, but people these days want to be spoiled when it comes to movie plots.
I love trailers, I watch a lot of them. Some of it is finding out about interesting films I wasn't aware of. When it comes to things like The Matrix I think its just that Im excited for the movie and just want a taste of it.I'll never understand why, but people these days want to be spoiled when it comes to movie plots.
Well it's simple.I'll never understand why, but people these days want to be spoiled when it comes to movie plots.
One of the dumbest decisions they made was tinting all of the scenes occurring inside the Matrix green. The highway chase was done primarily with practical effects and stunts, and yet the coloring made it look like bad CGI.Also amused me that they STILL can't decide on a color palette for the old movies.
It's why I keep finding less and less reasons to watch The Matrix sequels. I've always preferred Dark City anyways in terms of false realities and storytelling. If you ever want to see that movie, just make sure to get the director's cut. Never watch the theatrical cut.One of the dumbest decisions they made was tinting all of the scenes occurring inside the Matrix green. The highway chase was done primarily with practical effects and stunts, and yet the coloring made it look like bad CGI.
The freeway chase actually isn't that green, as of 2018.One of the dumbest decisions they made was tinting all of the scenes occurring inside the Matrix green. The highway chase was done primarily with practical effects and stunts, and yet the coloring made it look like bad CGI.