A Matrix Revolution and Steak
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Original Date posted: Sun, 09 November 2003 07:16:54
Post: Here's the time to make a really quick update at midnight on a sunday evening after doing 5 hours of solid wonderful work all day. Hoorah. Today is the start of a busy week... week 7 in which I have multiple tests, a trip, presentation, lectures and work to do. Mostly been making sure I can understand how to do all this stuff and not falling behind; I think I am coping well enough. I love the fact I can use the phrases "a continuous random variable is distributed via a binomial or poisson distribution" and "cumulative exponential distribution of" or "Methods of members works when studying a statically determinate object" and NOT sound completely stupid or geek-like. Isn't it just great?
More time should be spent updating my sites as I kind of feel they are being left to rot at the moment. Sorry. I am planning to revamp or update some stuff, maybe bring out some new shit to bring in the crowds.
Friday I went out for an evening with my special lady friend, had a succulent 10oz rump steak for a juicy £6, bargain. Then we went to see Matrix Revolutions. I am in the minority group that thought this movie was mind-blowingly spectacular as opposed to the "this is shit, where the fuck is all the kick ass kung fu I want to see?" like most of the people in the cinema and world. I could review it, but what could I say that no one else already has? The ending was magical. Smith was brilliant, especially his dialogue and the oracle part involving him. Gathering of the smoke in the roof of the dock and general attack sequences were well thought out and intelligent, although a ship can not take THAT much damage. Real-world Smith was a disappointment. The Trinity death scene was NOT too long (imo). The Seraph-Trinity-Morpheus club intro scene was poorly done. The Neo-girl program love talk in the matrix side realm was brilliant. The links with the original Matrix (e.g. cat) were spot on. Yes DBZ rip off, yes superman fight... two superheroes... but isn't that the point? They are both all powerful within the Matrix, so why not? Too many water blow outs though. I didn't like the slo mo punch, maybe I just thought it was too gluey and cartoon like. Neo was a little too stupid when confronting real world Smith. The machine send off was nice. Ambiguity is good.
Matrix > Revolutions > Reloaded.
Modules not changed. "You may be too late now".
Fork should be stuck in me when Im done. Thanks.
Post: Here's the time to make a really quick update at midnight on a sunday evening after doing 5 hours of solid wonderful work all day. Hoorah. Today is the start of a busy week... week 7 in which I have multiple tests, a trip, presentation, lectures and work to do. Mostly been making sure I can understand how to do all this stuff and not falling behind; I think I am coping well enough. I love the fact I can use the phrases "a continuous random variable is distributed via a binomial or poisson distribution" and "cumulative exponential distribution of" or "Methods of members works when studying a statically determinate object" and NOT sound completely stupid or geek-like. Isn't it just great?
More time should be spent updating my sites as I kind of feel they are being left to rot at the moment. Sorry. I am planning to revamp or update some stuff, maybe bring out some new shit to bring in the crowds.
Friday I went out for an evening with my special lady friend, had a succulent 10oz rump steak for a juicy £6, bargain. Then we went to see Matrix Revolutions. I am in the minority group that thought this movie was mind-blowingly spectacular as opposed to the "this is shit, where the fuck is all the kick ass kung fu I want to see?" like most of the people in the cinema and world. I could review it, but what could I say that no one else already has? The ending was magical. Smith was brilliant, especially his dialogue and the oracle part involving him. Gathering of the smoke in the roof of the dock and general attack sequences were well thought out and intelligent, although a ship can not take THAT much damage. Real-world Smith was a disappointment. The Trinity death scene was NOT too long (imo). The Seraph-Trinity-Morpheus club intro scene was poorly done. The Neo-girl program love talk in the matrix side realm was brilliant. The links with the original Matrix (e.g. cat) were spot on. Yes DBZ rip off, yes superman fight... two superheroes... but isn't that the point? They are both all powerful within the Matrix, so why not? Too many water blow outs though. I didn't like the slo mo punch, maybe I just thought it was too gluey and cartoon like. Neo was a little too stupid when confronting real world Smith. The machine send off was nice. Ambiguity is good.
Matrix > Revolutions > Reloaded.
Modules not changed. "You may be too late now".
Fork should be stuck in me when Im done. Thanks.
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