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Jun. 30th, 2004 11:54 amEverybody loves Soundwave. (Link makey nooise)
Jun. 30th, 2004
Thanks to ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
mrssshhh's link to On Film, and a link from one of the excellent movie review quotes therein, I now know that I must never see "I Still Know What You Did Last Summer". I'm glad I read the review, if only for the paragraph near the end that deconstructs the "plot" of the movie, revealing it for the nonsensical sham that it is. It turns out that The Matrix Revolutions was not 'the first movie to construct a narrative entirely out of plot holes'. Apparently the "elaborate revenge plan" relies on several highly suspect decisions on the part of the perpetrator, and several unforseen coincidences that don't actually fit into the purported goal of the plan.
And on ( spoilers )
It's mind-bending that movies like this can still get made.
mrssshhh's link to On Film, and a link from one of the excellent movie review quotes therein, I now know that I must never see "I Still Know What You Did Last Summer". I'm glad I read the review, if only for the paragraph near the end that deconstructs the "plot" of the movie, revealing it for the nonsensical sham that it is. It turns out that The Matrix Revolutions was not 'the first movie to construct a narrative entirely out of plot holes'. Apparently the "elaborate revenge plan" relies on several highly suspect decisions on the part of the perpetrator, and several unforseen coincidences that don't actually fit into the purported goal of the plan.And on ( spoilers )
It's mind-bending that movies like this can still get made.