Apparently deranged minds think alike.

This just looks like the rehash of the rehash of a bunch of videogames and sci/fi original movies put together. Another proof that big viral marketing and internet hype usually means just another generic film that nobody will remember.

James Cameron died right after Strange Days came out.

YES HE DID!

I agree. I rarely have any 'suspension of disbelief' problems. When I go in to see a film, I expect it to communicate some kind of mood or vision, which to me is often much more important than fooling me into thinking its real. Ridiculous special effects have been used in brilliant films.

There's also the issue that, regardless of how much money was spent on this thing, it still looks incredibly fake. Fake in a hyperrealistic, cutting edge way, but still very very fake.

but thats our job, and we are very good at it

World of Warcraft never had anything that original in it.

I'm more concerned by the fact that they won't even give him an anti-gravity wheelchair.

And why are they putting people into elf bodies? So they can finally achieve every pathetic ubernerd's dream?

It just seems stupid to me that hundreds of years in the future, on a spaceship, in space, in what appears to be the military, where technology has advanced so far that they can transfer a human mind to the body of a being that evolved on another planet, they won't even bother giving the paraplegic guy a motorized wheelchair. And it's fucking Tommorrowland, so you know they got good ones available.

I know the clunking wheelchair is supposed to be a symbol, so we can *totally understand* how the mind-transfer into the body of the furry blue space-elf with working legs TOTALLY FREES HIM TO BE FREE (and make oogly eyes at the female furry blue space elves, right before he goes native because he knows he'll never be able to be with a human woman... because the elf wenches are so BEAUTIFUL... he'll never find such beauty again...yes). It's still stupid.