Netflix: The Game (1997)
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enteleinThe Game (1997)
There were many, many things I really liked about this movie, as much as I balked at just how plausible it would all be. But then I think, well, I've basically asked people to immerse themselves in worlds where old people undergo genetic therapies to live forever, or where machines rule the human construct, so.
The moment with the X marking the spot? One of the best moments in the whole thing, on so many levels. It was just a deliciously perfect moment, for what that movie was, and all that moment represented.
Also, Yuri Lowenthal and Sean Pean have practically the same eyes.
It really is an ARG of a movie, in spite of the number of times I was yelling at Michael Douglas' character for being an idiot.
There were many, many things I really liked about this movie, as much as I balked at just how plausible it would all be. But then I think, well, I've basically asked people to immerse themselves in worlds where old people undergo genetic therapies to live forever, or where machines rule the human construct, so.
The moment with the X marking the spot? One of the best moments in the whole thing, on so many levels. It was just a deliciously perfect moment, for what that movie was, and all that moment represented.
Also, Yuri Lowenthal and Sean Pean have practically the same eyes.
It really is an ARG of a movie, in spite of the number of times I was yelling at Michael Douglas' character for being an idiot.
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Date: 2005-05-31 08:24 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2005-05-31 08:44 am (UTC)Actually, generally age has never been an issue for me, but that's a whole other story.
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Date: 2005-05-31 01:19 pm (UTC)Me, I've got no problems with age, either. :)