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In Reply to: have the same problem with indy flicks posted by Mart on November 07, 2003 at 21:29:22:

By Doctor Zhivago Syndrome I mean that when Pasternak's novel came out in Italy in the late 50s, I believe, there were demonstrations of people holding posters and generally maligning the book. But noone had read it. It was banned.
So I was hinting to that. We all have a little prejudice in us.
I liked the 1st Matrix. It was excellent and dynamic. And a pretty good sci-fi flick too.

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Re: have the same problem with indy flicks - Victor Khomenko 05:09:16 11/08/03 (2)
***We all have a little prejudice in us.
Sometimes it is called experience.
At any rate, it is completely incorrect to suggest that one must watch the whole movie to know what it is.
- Re: have the same problem with indy flicks - Dmitry 05:47:21 11/08/03 (1)
  I think you're relying on commercial snippets. You'd never rent it.:)
  Anyhow, Matrix 1 is not a bad film.
  Perhaps better than not bad.
  - You are right - I would NEVER rent it, but I saw parts on TV channels - Victor Khomenko 06:38:43 11/08/03 (0)
    What I saw bored me to death.
    I can and have watched many bad films - I am good at finding fun elements in many of them. That one was such a nothing I simply forgot and moved on.
    I will take the Commando any day over it. Or any (OK, almost any) of Stalone or Bronson films.
    BTW - I can't recall the instance when the commercial clips provided a wrong impression. Maybe there ARE such cases, but I can't recall any.

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