Veeratamilan
@veeratamilan active 7 years, 10 months ago-
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That is true. Ultimately, cheap prizes for a service done or for an item bought, will eventually cost them more. If the cheap item gets damaged, it is usually cannot be repaired anymore and just have to buy a new one. So, gone is the money you saved , but paid more than what you saved in the lung run.
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I have seen the entire Matrix series before and you are absolutely correct when you say you miss a crucial point with a blink of your eye.
But such movies are not for everyone. Only a limited section of viewers will be able to correlate the events together.
I loved watching it though it required loads of concentration and mental ability.-
Less intelligent people can see a kind of ‘kung fu’ movie, and still enjoy it… but not as much as those who know what they are seeing.
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there is a very big difference between seeing and understanding. The second ones stand far ahead of the first ones.
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What made the movie so important to me was that I was a hacker, so I was already in Neo’s shoes, and had often had this sense of The Matrix. I’d read Alice, knew Plato’s analogy of the Cave. For those who only saw a Sci-Fi show, they missed so much. We used to debate the meaning of the Matrix, the names chosen for the characters, and watched all three of the Matrix more than once.
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This is one of my favorite Sci-Fi movies, and I believe it is one of the best Sci-Fi movies made so far!
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I consider it the best movie ever made. It was perfectly crafted.
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