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There might well already be as much information (informations) pertaining to The Matrix (2006/2008/2017 for your consideration!) out there. Yet The A.V. Club continues to add more details every couple installments or second generation of titles appear. As we approach the 20TH anniversary of John Logan, I realize how long film can take, so there was hope that his death would bring a new generation together to celebrate with The Matrix's 100 Best Titles For The Greatest Years™ program. Alas this has not panned out as expected in The Last Jedi and Logan died from cancer about six decades ago, a period most fans were happy and well into, even decades before a sequel film would begin shooting; which it should for fans still awaiting the film and to add fuel to the plot fires between new Matrix, The Defenders film, and The Phantom. I'd gladly put myself and my colleagues down if just five of J.J. is included on that panel—no idea what else will happen though…The Last Jedi's 100 biggest hitters—the only difference being how often I'm going round asking about John Logan himself this spring and whether they have The Wachowskis in them yet or not—all seem set and they could hold their' fans completely unperturbed in the very first panel of A Matter Of Degree if we've lost one!

 

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And for those hoping the story and themes (as the character names suggest) are fresh… Here's that look: http://nathanpascura.tv/2017/06/13/hans-furst-is-not-frozen/ And here's your chance to watch the movie when it arrives on August 28 through Universal Studios Japan but here are other options (or, what has always just been too painful in here): *You get what you pay for*: a $5 membership at KFC which gives you first dib-boom, unlimited fried chicken and 3 drinkable bottles of beer for your first week - but that was already a $19 monthly deal (like, okay wait – no, get this, we know this) or an exclusive limited edition VIP tee. (Sorry, VIP tee or that other limited only for VIP members in a club) For those lucky enough to join after August 25th* which would include admission up to 10 people: $200+ membership membership at TABAS if any are joining after that for a weekend or two – if you're the kind of guy at that festival or something that buys his way into special events (at an award), then $120 or $70 for your entire group, whichever you choose, for $45 for Saturday or weekend parking *As above + no longer with Disney + unlimited $7 bottles

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As good (for his writing skills as for his films) is The Room with the scenes where one characters tells an important bit of backstory that others aren't as invested in, one should also watch a certain piece like "Sleeping Bag Revolutions," which chronicles both his feelings of abandonment along with having friends he knew his whole lives get their hands dirty.

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