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List Price: $99.99Amazon.com's Price: $89.99 You Save: $10.00 (10%)Prices subject to change.
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Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
Audience Rating: R (Restricted)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 0663286201389
Format: Anamorphic, Box set, Closed-captioned, Color, DVD-Video, Widescreen, NTSC
Label: Creative Design Art
Manufacturer: Creative Design Art
Number Of Items: 2
Publisher: Creative Design Art
Region Code: 1
Running Time: 136 minutes
Sales Rank: 132079
Studio: Creative Design Art
Theatrical Release Date: March 31, 1999
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Editorial Review:
Description:
A 2-pack collection of the cyberthriller The Matrix and the making-of documentary DVD The Matrix: Revisited. The Matrix (1999, 136 min.) - A computer hacker is recruited by a team of rebel warriors to defeat advanced artificial intelligence machines that are maintaining a virtual reality duplicating life in the 20th century. The Matrix: Revisited (2001, 163 min) - Experience the nuts, the bolts, the creative thunder of the cyberthriller that thrust moviemaking into a new dimension with never-before-seen footage from the original movie and exclusive reflections by those who lived it. Also includes previews of the Matrix sequels and the upcoming Matrix Anime. The Gold Collector's Edition is packaged in a luxury fitted slipcase and contains a 16-page commemorative book, senitype image from the movie, and 35mm film frame.
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Shortly following the DVD release of the first "Matrix" film, Warner Bros. used a smaller studio called Creative Design Art to make a specially designed package to help promote their incredibly successful movie. Their first result was this, the "Platinum Limited Edition DVD Collector's Set," which originally retailed for $79 (or close to that). In my opinion, even if you're a hardcore fan of the Matrix films, this packagejust isn't worth the money, It comes in a box about two-inches thick, which ... Read More
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The Matrix redefined the movies and has been copied to no end. Perfect in every sense: acting, story, depth and effects. Phylosophically deep to the point of spawning several books and essays on it's study. Ignore second and third parts.
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Ok, the movie is GREAT, I love it, but this edition did not satisfy my. The dvds are just the same that were released previously, the film and the matrix revisited. No extras, no deleted scenes ( I believe there are none though :) ), no extra making of... Pay more than the lord of the rings - the fellowship of the ring, that even come with the statues, and 5 DVDs, 2 only for the movie, with great compression quality and dts sound. they could at least reencoded the film and removed the documentary ... Read More
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This film is simply one of the best films I have ever seen...add the amazing gift things (high quality slipcase, 35mm image in frame, etc.) which I'm always a sap for, and you get simply the best "Matrix" version out there. Plus there's the indispensable "Matrix Revisited" DVD, which has great insight into how they made the film, plus info about the upcoming ones (Matrix 2 and 3). I can't recommend this enough.
If you're buying this (which you should, definitely), and you're into the psychology ... Read More
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The Bros. Wachowski (aided by the secret people who control things) take the basic story line of the life, both past and future (as recorded in Revelation, Daniel, and the 4 Gospels) of Jesus, rewrite the characters a bit, add some great special effects, add LOTS, and I mean LOTS of schmootz, and even more creative arrogance (and license), and shake it, up until it just barely looks like plagiarism, take out a ton of difficult to deal with matter, garnish with contemporary nonsense, and voila...You have The ... Read More
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