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    My theory on how Neo can see and control the sentinels is because, even though he is out of the Matrix, he is still connected to it somehow. Through that connection, he is also somehow able to access the other areas of the machine world, such as sentinel control and mapping (Which is why he can see).

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    Originally posted by steve threlfall
    Yeah i agree mate. The whole bullet time thing especailly has been way overused by every film for the last couple of years.

    I understand about neo not having any special powers outisde of the matrix but at the end of reloaded (and in the new film..) neo says something is different, he can feel the sentinels and he destroys a number of them which incidentally (because he is not yet ready) puts him into a coma. So he must have some power outdie the matrix. And also when hes blinded on the loggos he can still see smith through his matrix vision.

    Laurence Fishburne is an amaizing actor. I also thought the performaces from the commander (cant remember name) and the captain (?) leading the APU defence were very strong.
    Yeah I know Steve, I said Neo has not special powers over humans. He has none of his super strength or speed.

    Yes Eldren, when Neo is in the coma they say his brain pattern is like that of someone jacked into the Matrix, i.e. he has a connection to it despite not being jacked in.
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    Originally posted by Anders
    Yes Eldren, when Neo is in the coma they say his brain pattern is like that of someone jacked into the Matrix, i.e. he has a connection to it despite not being jacked in.
    ...oh. I thought they were talking about Baine there. Oops. Either way makes sense, too.

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    Just a few opinions:
    1. I thought jeepers creepers was better than 3rd matrix....
    2. I don't understand how can a movie be full of so many pointless dialouges.....
    3. Too many inconsistencies - in teh first part of teh trilogy there was nothing that you wouldn't find a logical explaination for.
    4. Conclusion.... MATRIX:Revolutions was some kind of a hybrid of Rambo5/Harry Potter/Independance Day.
    I regret paying for the movie tickets, I'd rather watch it on DIVX...
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    Originally posted by p0lish
    Just a few opinions:
    1. I thought jeepers creepers was better than 3rd matrix....
    2. I don't understand how can a movie be full of so many pointless dialouges.....
    3. Too many inconsistencies - in teh first part of teh trilogy there was nothing that you wouldn't find a logical explaination for.
    4. Conclusion.... MATRIX:Revolutions was some kind of a hybrid of Rambo5/Harry Potter/Independance Day.
    I regret paying for the movie tickets, I'd rather watch it on DIVX...
    Jeepers creepers, its a totally different genre of film matey

    Pointless dialogue- dont understand it i didnt at first. It takes a while to get your head round the matrix universe but when you do its amaizing.

    Inconsistencies? what would those be? there are a few confuddling bits to be fair do you mean continutity errors, every film has them

    How is the matrix like rambo or harry potter or Independance day what skin bonding products have you been sniffing

    divx? dont discuss that dude or be too tight to buy cinema tickets take a lady with you.

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    Originally posted by p0lish
    Just a few opinions:
    1. I thought jeepers creepers was better than 3rd matrix....
    2. I don't understand how can a movie be full of so many pointless dialouges.....
    3. Too many inconsistencies - in teh first part of teh trilogy there was nothing that you wouldn't find a logical explaination for.
    4. Conclusion.... MATRIX:Revolutions was some kind of a hybrid of Rambo5/Harry Potter/Independance Day.
    I regret paying for the movie tickets, I'd rather watch it on DIVX...
    1. Not seen Jeepers Creepers. Are they similar enough films for comparison? Is Jeepers Creepers not an oh so tiresome teen horror movie? Having not seen Jeepers Creepers these questions are real as opposed to rhetorical .
    2. I think we might have to put this down to a difference of opinion since relevance can be fairly subjective. IMO listening carefully to what the characters said revealed to me many important things. At no point during the film did I feel “they could have missed this out”.
    3. Examples would aid your argument.
    4. By logic, if the premises are wrong so is the collusion.
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    you know - i really couldn't care what everyone else is babbling on about - I went to see this final (despite the open ending) installment and loved it.
    visually stunning (all of it), fast paced (zion battle, smith fight etc) and sometimes utterly disorientating (when the Hammer zipping down the service shafts back to zion).

    now, if you understood the firts two films than you'll understand whats going on here - personly I did but that doesn't matter - what I'm saying is that this film is great.
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