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Stonehawk Last Login: 6/28/08

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Equilibrium (2002)

 
 
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Posted on 7/5/09 at 3:33 PM

A Plot within A Plot within A Plot. Choosing the blank-faced Christian Bale for this was an inspirational insight. Those of you who would call the acting 'robotic' have entirely missed the point: humanity, as depicted here, has been drugged up for so long that they have FORGOTTEN how to feel--a truly chilling concept that was expertly communicated throughout the film.

In my opinion, this is what The Matrix should have been like from the start. The style is fresh and compelling, especially watching the psychological phases that the protagonist must wade through on his way toward re-achieving his humanity. Furthermore, the Gun Kata arts are amazingly implemented for a truly impressive and entertaining display.

This movie kept me eager to find out what would happen next, and kept me very well entertained while I waited. It will be one of my favorites for a very long time.

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