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The Unseen Movie Review: Aeon Flux
By Robert Dixter Nov 30, 2005, 3:32 GMT
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The movie isn't being screened for the press.
You know what that means...
It isn't good news.
This Review sucks ass. Why would i want to read your review on a movie you haven't seen yet. Wait till you see the movie, then give a review. Your review is worthless!.
Chau,
I think you have missed the point...
Anyone seen this film yet?
You shouldn't start your review by adimiting that you can't even pronounce the title. For those of us that can, we know that the movie is not going to live up to the animated series, the strength of which hinged upon the utter oddity of its plot lines. The original plot lines for the series were avant garde studies in abstraction. Hollywood is just not capable of that, a fact that has nothing to do with who plays the lead role.
Æon Flux is not Japanese Animation. Peter Chung(the creator) is a Korean-American, and the series was debuted on MTV. The series appeals to more than sci fi geeks.
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