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Clubs and Hobbies on the Treasure Coast April 1
Treasure Coast Genealogical Society: Help you find your ancestors. 9 a.m.-noon. Fort Pierce Branch Library, 101 S. Melody Lane, Fort Pierce. Adults. 772-971-1821; tcgsfl.org.
St. Lucie River Model Boat Club: Radio-controlled sailboat racing. 10 a.m. Hilmoor Lake, S.E. Hillmoor Drive, Port St. Lucie. 772-221-3533.
GFWC Vero Beach Woman's Club: 10:30 a.m. Woman's Club, 1534 21st St., Vero Beach. 18+. 772-882-4577.
Exchange Club of Vero Beach: Guest speakers. Noon. First Baptist Church, Family Living Center, 2206 16th Ave., Vero Beach. RSVP: 772-559-5077; email@example.com.
Port St. Lucie Rotary Club: 12:15 p.m. 19th Hole and Sandpiper Room, 2601 S.E. Morningside Blvd., Port St. Lucie. $17. Reservation: 772-418-8185; firstname.lastname@example.com.
St. Lucie Chapter of National Federation of the Blind: 11 a.m.-1 p.m. WQCS, Indian River State College, 3209 Virginia Ave., Fort Pierce. 772-284-4458.
Treasure Coast Model Railroad Club: The club is dedicated to model railroading in HO scale. 7-9 p.m. Treasure Coast Model Railroad Club, 273 S.W. Becker Road, Port St. Lucie. Children and adults. 772-621-9636; www.tcmrrc.org/index.htm.
Martin County Chapter of the Florida Native Plant Society: Monthly meetings and field trips. 7 p.m. Environmental Studies Center, 2900 N.E. Indian River Drive, Jensen Beach. cocoplu.fnpschapters.org.
Kiwanis Club of Vero-Treasure Coast: 7-8 a.m. C.J. Cannon's Restaurant, Vero Beach Airport, Vero Beach. Age: 21+. $10. 772-460-0925; www.verokiwanis.com.
Rotary Club of Vero Beach Sunrise: 7 a.m. Lobster Shanty, Royal Palm Pointe, Vero Beach. $8. www.verobeachsunrise.rotary-clubs.org.
Treasure Coast Genealogical Society: Help you find your ancestors. 9 a.m.-noon. Fort Pierce Branch Library, 101 S. Melody Lane, Fort Pierce. Adults. 772-971-1821; tcgsfl.org.
Genealogy Class: Quebec and Montreal Family Research. Cover 3 major resources. 1-3 p.m. St. Lucie Community Center, Airoso Blvd., St. Lucie. Adults. $4 class materials. Register: 772-567-7463; familyhistoryresearchers.org.
Jensen Beach AMVETS: "Show Me The Money." 6:30 p.m. Ladies' 2-4-1 drinks. 5-7 p.m. Jensen Beach, 747 N.E. Dixie Highway, Jensen Beach. 772-334-8407.
Treasure Coast Photography Center: Formerly Treasure Coast Photography Club. 6:30 p.m. Old Fort Pierce City Hall, 315 Avenue A, Fort Pierce. Age 18+. Free meeting, membership $30 year. 772-461-5809; firstname.lastname@example.com.
Marine Corps League: LCPL Justin J. Wilson Detachment 1045. 7 p.m. Stuart-Jensen Elks Lodge 1870, 1001 S. Kanner Highway, Stuart. 772-919-8800.
Lighthouse Coffee & Book Club: Read, Sip & Discuss Florida influenced books. 6-7 p.m. Lighthouse Museum Cafe, Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse and Museum, 500 Captain Armour's Way, Jupiter. Donation suggested. RSVP: 561-747-8380; www.jupiterlighthouse.org.
Professional Registered Nurses: Monthly meeting with guest speaker & lunch. 11 a.m. April 3, May 1, June 5. Eagle Marsh Golf Club, 3869 N.W. Royal Oak Drive, Jensen Beach. Adults. $14. Reservation: 772-219-3255; email@example.com.
Treasure Coast Ladies 50s-60s: Once a month dinner for ladies 50s-60s to socialize. 6 p.m. April 3. Ay! Jalisco, 1903 20th Street, Vero Beach. $10 annual dues. Reservation: www.meetup.com/treasure-coast-ladies-50-plus.
St. Lucie Chapter of National Federation of the Blind: Cynthia L. Kipp, of Fla. Eye Institute, will be our guest speaker and will be discussing low vision. 11 a.m.-1 p.m. April 8. Indian River State College, 3209 Virginia Ave., Fort Pierce. 772-284-4458; email@example.com.
Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 1038: Monthly meetings. 6 p.m. April 9. The Victory Center Military Store, 6200 20th St., Vero Beach. 772-567-4261.
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(as if I need another one...sheesh...)
Anyway, my husband who is addicted to sports and nothing else has found a new hobby that has nothing to do with sweaty grown men throwing themselves on each other or chasing after flying balls of varying sizes and shapes.
He has started coin collecting.
He's not a fair weather hobbyist - when he picks up a new hobby, it is usually preceeded with months of forethought and consideration. (Me, I just grab what flies through my head, squeeze the snot out of it, drop it when I've hobbied the life out of it, and go on to the next hobby victim.....but I learned a lot along the way!)
Anyhoo, his new hobby is collecting US Mint Proof Sets...mostly modern day coins, stuff dating from the 1900's. I can find nothing interesting in this, but he loves money and U.S. history.
So to answer this and give us something in common, I'm going to try my hand at collecting and cleaning ancient coins - to collect cheap, uncleaned Roman and Greek coins dating back 2000 +/- years, and clean them with the distilled water/olive oil/toothbrush/toothpick method.
This I find a hell of a lot more interesting than some stupid uncirculated quarter from 1996.
I mean, consider....a coin that could have been used 2000 years ago to bribe an official...or pay a completely unfair tax...or purchase negotiable affection...
It's also like a treasure hunt. You don't know if the coin you're cleaning is just a slug or might actually have readable text on it. I think it'll be fun to try.
I just bought a handful of uncleaned Roman coins online. It reminds me of when I collected DW stamps from the Cunning Artificer. You buy the Little Brown Envelope, and it could be full of Penny Patricians, or there could be a Cabbage Lover's or even a Blue Triangle in there!

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Indonesian Pork Chops N Zesty Relish
16 Sep 2011
|Steak sauce
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Coconut milk
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Firmly packed light brown sugar
|2 Tablespoon
|2 Clove (10 gm), minced
|Grated fresh ginger
|1 Teaspoon
|Diced seeded peeled cucumbers
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Finely chopped radishes
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Finely chopped onion
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Shredded coconut
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs), toasted
|Boneless pork loin chops
|24 Ounce (6 Pieces, 4 Ounce Each)
In small bowl, combine steak sauce, coconut milk, brown sugar, garlic and ginger; reserve 1/4 cup for basting.
Stir cucumber, radishes, onion and coconut into remaining sauce; chill.
Grill pork chops over medium heat for 10 minutes or until done, turning occasionally and brushing often with reserved sauce.
Serve hot with cucumber relish.
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Medium
Course:Main Dish
Preparation Time:10 Minutes
Cook Time:10 Minutes
Ready In:20 Minutes
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The Elk County Catholic Lady Crusader softball team scored a run in the bottom of the ninth inning to capture the District 9 Class A softball championship. Elk Catholic edged the Smethport Lady Hubbers in the title game played at Brockway.
KERSEY — The Elk County Catholic Lady Crusader softball team advanced to the District 9 Class A championship game with a 7-2 victory over the DuBois Central Lady Cardinals Tuesday afternoon at the Fox Township Community Park.
DuBOIS – The St. Marys Area Lady Dutch saw their season come to an end with a 4-1 loss to the Punxsutawney Lady Chucks on Tuesday afternoon in the District 9 Class AAA title game in DuBois.
DuBOIS – The Elk County Catholic Crusaders saw their season come to an early end with a 5-2 loss to Clarion on Tuesday night under the lights at Showers Field in DuBois in the District 9 Class A semifinals.
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A cloudy, cool, and occasionally rainy day did not stop the Elk County Catholic Lady Crusaders from shining at the District 9 Class AA Track and Field Championships at the Kane Area High School on Friday. Members of the team claimed seven District 9 title, the District 9 team title, and senior Nicole Florio was named the girls' Jim Manners Award winner.
The Elk County Catholic Crusader baseball team held on for a 4-3 victory over the St. Marys Area Flying Dutchmen Friday night at Berwind Park.


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She provided me with such agony and grief… yet I still loved her. She was afterall my mom. The woman who held me at birth, who wombed me. Yet what was done had to be done, there is no turning back now. Mom, I will see you again someday, Until then,goodbye.
» Posted By kat On 03.23.2015 @ 8:52 pm
Wealth may be not as it seems.
I feel I would only want enough to keep me safe from emergencies and give the rest away.
It would be too scary otherwise.
To have power that is unwanted.
Money should not be like that.
Oh well.
» Posted By Kat On 02.12.2015 @ 10:04 pm
Piano bring sound like no other into the world. The black and white keys show range and emotion by the hands of the musican. Large yet quiet in a sense of things. I salute you piano.
» Posted By Kat On 02.07.2015 @ 3:28 pm
I want to be essential to someone.
My family I understand feel like that.
My friends not so.
Essential and needed,
To be a gaping a hole if I was gone.
Something to be missed.
» Posted By Kat On 01.31.2015 @ 5:39 pm
We must exceed our expectations.
Going higher in the clearance of life.
Up Up Up we ar going higher.
Never going to stop.
Advice for the young.
Advie for the old.
» Posted By Kat On 01.30.2015 @ 10:12 pm
My worries sdrive my agenda.
Always adding more and more.
There is never a end.
always the stress of what I am missing.
Lists will do me in someday.
A death of my planner.
» Posted By Kat On 01.29.2015 @ 9:41 pm
My time is over I'm all metered out.
Tired of the frustrations of the day and feelings I have endured.
Now to relax and sleep in the full glory of my bed.
My limbs comfortable and streched.
The End
» Posted By Kat On 01.28.2015 @ 9:21 pm
I have an announcement to make! To live with happiness and succesful is a untold by all as no one knows. Oh I wish I could tell you so we could spread the good news.
» Posted By Kat On 01.26.2015 @ 10:15 pm
Inducing a sigh is my troubles and pains.
Making me yearn for soemthing else.
Life is full of inducing.
» Posted By Kat On 01.25.2015 @ 1:38 pm
More than just sadness, devastation is a loss. The feeling of your hopes just crumbling away till all you are aware of is the ache in your chest.
» Posted By Kat On 01.03.2015 @ 5:42 pm
The snow looked like dust. The sky was white and gray. It was wintertime. It was too cold. I was trapped in my house again. But at least I could sip hot chocolate and wear my cozy clothes all day long.
» Posted By Kat On 12.21.2014 @ 7:37 pm
Cold miserable weather- but a time of year when good celebrations bring warmth to
Our hearts- thanksgiving and Christmas.
» Posted By Kat On 12.21.2014 @ 4:39 pm
the people in the tribe had red, black, and white paint on their faces. they would sing by the fire and roast marshmallows. the tents that they would make were made out of palm leaves. the people in the tribe lived on a desolate island.
» Posted By Kat On 12.06.2014 @ 7:19 pm
Speaking with authority, softly, loudly. Speaking with reverence, peace, tranquility. Speaking is something I really do not enjoy in front of many people. But public speaking can be done if with practice. I like the opposite word better – listening. Better a listener than a speaker.
» Posted By Kat On 11.25.2014 @ 10:34 am
Footprints to follow. Whether it is a deer trail through the woods or the footsteps of Jesus as you walk in His steps following the trails he left in the Bible. A beaten path where you can see the dirt beneath your feet – and the bushes part in front of you. A place others have walked.
» Posted By Kat On 11.21.2014 @ 5:03 am
so maybe some days your room becomes an ocean. so maybe some days you drown more than others. maybe, maybe. maybe some days your closet is a galaxy, and if you shut the lights and put your head between your knees, you swear you can see stars. you wish a star would fall on your head. I wish you would fall out of my heart, out of my mind. what if we learned to laugh and dance again, what if I could scoop out the fillings in my heart and replace it with something better … won't you visit me here darling. it's so lovely.
» Posted By kat On 10.29.2014 @ 7:29 am
The students in 'How To Get Away With Murder' were easily able to help Annalise Keating's character assure there was no conviction for her client, but this wasn't didn't make any of the characters likable or even believable.
» Posted By kat On 09.28.2014 @ 2:36 pm
So much of what she saw of the boy was his slick mask.Hopefully the inside was more than he seemed on the outside.A silly entitled little rich boy.Nothing in the world would ever compare o the moment when her teacher paired her with him.How was she going to pull this off?
» Posted By Kat On 08.10.2014 @ 10:59 am
Delight doesn't even beign to explain the feeling throught his body.
She was there, standing in front of him, just smiling and wearing modest clothes, but the gift in her hand made him chuckle.
"What a cute rabbit," he laughed. The pet squirmed in the girl's arms as he petted it.
It wasn't just the animal that delighted him, it was the visitor herself.
» Posted By Kat On 07.15.2014 @ 8:27 pm
Dawn was absolutely delighted at the fact Kenny had stopped to visit.
"Kenny!" she exclaimed as she threw her arms aroudn her long time friend. He stumbled at the contact but replied with a weak laugh
"Hey, can i come in? Your mom had me drop something off"
"sure of course"
The girl moved aside and allowed him to enter.
» Posted By Kat On 07.15.2014 @ 8:21 pm
I think the thought of going to an old fashion cinema is amazing. It brings me back to the though of the late 1800's and early 1900's where women would dress up in hoop dresses and the men would wear suites and go to see something that would get them out of their element, their bubble of the world around them.
» Posted By Kat On 02.04.2014 @ 4:42 pm
Disect? I don't even know what that means. Wait does it mean when someone rips a animal apart to see it's guts? Then do you guys expect us to write something morbid?
» Posted By Kat On 02.01.2014 @ 8:48 pm
biblical: life should be lived in biblical proportions if you like drama…biblical…sin and forgiveness, faithfulness and betrayal, love and abomination, laughter and tears, confused and enlightened, justice and injustice…forgive and LOVE in biblical proportions!!!!!!
» Posted By Kat On 01.17.2014 @ 8:48 am
we need money
now now now
don't think just do
make the money make you
it's all we want and all we need
money wont grow on trees
frick frick
» Posted By Kat On 01.05.2014 @ 9:23 pm
she waits by his bedside
longing, hoping, wondering:
if this is love, do I leave or do I stay?
what if I miss the moment
when his eyelashes flutter open?
» Posted By kat On 12.22.2013 @ 2:11 am
I fries chicken with coconut oil.
» Posted By kat On 11.10.2013 @ 7:48 pm
I don't feel festive. Yesterday I did not feel festive. I will not feel festive for quite some time now, but I have to put on a smile and pretend like nothing is wrong, because if I do, well, that just defeats the purpose now, doesn't it?
» Posted By Kat On 10.05.2013 @ 10:28 am
I prayed to God harder than normal when I hear my friends talking in depressing circles or when the dark scares me at night, but I still don't like it when people talk about religion around me.
» Posted By Kat On 09.25.2013 @ 12:05 pm
American bullshit. I hate time. Time counting. Time
keeping. Wasting time? How can you waste time? It's not an object.
Life is life. Ignore the clock.
» Posted By Kat On 09.20.2013 @ 11:34 am
Back To Stats Page
How can you tell if love exists? How does it make itself known? You can't drip it into a teaspoon. Measure it–see how much it fills, know it exists, know this person feels this odd, intangible emotion. There is no proof. You just have to cross your fingers and hope.
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Klitschko brothers
Vitali Klitschko (born 19 July 1971) and Wladimir Klitschko (born 25 March 1976), collectively known as the Klitschko brothers are Ukrainian heavyweight boxers. The older brother Vitali retired from boxing in 2013 and became a politician in his native Ukraine.
They reside in Germany,[contradiction] where they are media stars. Both brothers made their professional debut on November 6, 1996 in Hamburg. Since then both have been heavyweight world champions in boxing. They have stated they will never fight each other because of a promise they made to their mother.[1]
1999-2000: First Title Belts[edit]
In June 1999, Vitali Klitschko won the WBO Heavyweight title from Herbie Hide via second round knockout. He successfully defended the title twice before losing it to Chris Byrd. Six months later, younger brother Wladimir dethroned Byrd via lopsided points decision. He registered five successful title defenses, all by TKO until suffering an upset TKO loss to Corrie Sanders in March 2003.
2008-2012: Heavyweight Co-Dominance[edit]
After a series of injuries, Vitali had a career break of almost four years. In his comeback fight in Berlin on October 11, 2008 he defeated Samuel Peter to regain the title of WBC world heavyweight champion. At that time Wladimir was already world heavyweight champion with the WBO, IBF and IBO. That was the first time in history with two brothers world champions at the same time.[2][3] On July 2, 2011, Wladimir won the WBA Title, which means that the Klitschko brothers held all of the World Heavyweight Titles simultaneously for 2 years, 5 months & 13 days. Vitali retained the WBC Heavyweight Championship until 15 December 2013, relinquishing his belt in pursuit of his political aspirations in his native Ukraine.
The Klitschko brothers jointly run the professional boxing promotion companies "K2 Promotions" and "K2 East Promotions", as well as the "Klitschko Brothers Fund", a charity organization. They appear together on German TV shows and commercials, have a website klitschko.com shared between them, and support each other's training and fights.
2013-Present: Wladimir Dominance[edit]
After Vitali's retirement, Wladimir continued to reign as champion & successfully defend all remaining title belts with the exception of the WBC belt.
As of April 2015, they have a combined professional boxing record of 109 wins (94 KO's) and 5 defeats.
Timeline of Klitschkos' championship[edit]
Vitali Klitschko[edit]
Wladimir Klitschko[edit]
- Asteroid 212723 Klitschko, which was discovered at Andrushivka in 2007, is named after Klitschko brothers.[4]
- In 2010, "Klitschko" postage stamps were issued by Ukrposhta, the national postal service of Ukraine.[5]
- ^ Giant Klitschko Brothers Promised Mom Not To Fight Each Other, Bloomberg News, April 27, 2011
- ^ Vitali Klitschko stops Peter by TKO to regain WBC title, USA today, October 12, 2008
- ^ 2008, The Year The Klitschko Brothers Make Boxing History?, EastSideBoxing, 2008
- ^ 212723 Klitschko at the JPL Small-Body Database
- ^ Про введення в обіг поштової марки № 1047 "Кличко" – Севастопольська дирекція – Укрпошта, 3 June 2010. (in Ukrainian)
External links[edit]
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2008 Honors: NCAA Provisional Qualifier, Decathlon; All-East Region, 4x400m; NCAA East Region Qualifier, 400m & 4x400m; All-ACC, Decathlon; All-ACC Academic, Track & Field.
2007 Honors: USA Junior All-American, Decathlon.
Clemson Highlights
Ranks fifth in Clemson history in the heptathlon.
Outdoor: Earned runner-up finish in the decathlon at the ACC Championships after scoring a provisional NCAA qualifying total of 6,991 points...had strong quarter mile time (48.25), shot put (40'11.75"), and 1500m (4:37.19)...ran second leg with the Tigers' 4x400m relay team that posted an NCAA East Regional qualifying time in the ACC finals...showed rapid improvement in the quarter mile, where he qualified for regionals with a 47.15 at the Georgia Tech Invitational...led 4x400m relay team to seventh-place finish at East Region Championships. Indoor: Finished fifth in the heptathlon at the ACC Championships and moved into fifth place on Clemson's all-time performance list with a total of 5,206 points...won the heptathlon at the JRF Multi-Event Challenge, the first men's athlete from Clemson to win the competition in the five-year history of the meet...performed well in the high jump at ACCs with a personal best 6'5.5" clearance...also had his top effort of 40'4.25" in the shot put...one of the top runners among the field, he had a strong time of 2:48.83 in the 1000m to wrap up the heptathlon...had the second-best mark among the multi-event athletes in the 55m dash (6.62).
Indoor and Outdoor: Red-shirted...competed at the USA Junior Championships, where he earned All-America honors with a seventh-place finish in the decathlon...had a total of 6,774 points over the 10-event slate.
Wilson Hall Highlights
2005 SCISA (South Carolina Independent Schools Association) State Meet MVP...2006 SCISA State meet MVP...awarded three football varsity letters...four varsity letters in track & field.
Born 3/14/88 in Lafayette, LA...father played football for Tulane...two-time member of the ACC Academic Honor Roll.
Best Collegiate Marks
Heptathlon - 5,206 pts
Decathlon - 6,991 pts
55m - 6.62
60m - 7.11
100m - 11.00
400m - 47.15
1000m - 2:47.14
1500m - 4:37.19
55m Hurdles - 8.26
60m Hurdles - 8.95
110m Hurdles - 15.66
Long Jump - 22'8"
Triple Jump - 46'6"
High Jump - 6'5.5"
Pole Vault - 14'1.25"
Shot Put - 40'11.75"
Discus - 118'8"
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method... and the lower part of the screen acted weird... but in d morning the screen was okay and no issues were reported not even with the line draw test...
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Matrix Revolutions: The Epic Edition http://www.fanedit.org/ifdb/media/reviews/photos/thumbnail/300x300s/18/2d/08/_mree-front-134090663451.jpg
* Captain Khajiit patiently educated and assisted me in producing the amazing looking DVD encode of this movie.
* Boon and Doctor M provided some indirect inspiration with their edits of this movie.
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Feature Film commentary track from Geminigod discussing specific changes, general thoughts, and all things Matrix related.
There is no set of movies I have spent more time deconstructing than the Matrix movies. They are plush with great philosophy, action, and science fiction. The story is set in one of the most original universes to have been created in our lifetime. The ideas it presented have forever changed movie-making and the public consciousness. It was a franchise that defined a generation, and yet, unlike Star Wars, the franchise is dead. Few people even bother to watch the original movies anymore.
Why? Well, we all know why in a nutshell. Revolutions sucked. Some very talented faneditors have succeeded at fixing certain elements of Revolutions but always at the cost of other elements. Such efforts thus far have metaphorically consisted of amputating an infected animal's leg so it can limp on rather than finding a way to cure the whole animal.
I have great respect for the Wachowski brothers. They have done great works, and I mean them no disrespect when I say the following. Matrix Revolutions is a cautionary tale for artists. Artwork invariably takes on a life of its own. The story speaks back, and when the artist doesn't listen, Matrix Revolutions is what results with its forced tangents and ill-conceived plot twists. They tried to make it more than it needed to be or should have been and consequently killed the goose.
This fanedit is an attempt to be more true to the story and to the Wachowski Brothers' original vision for it.
The Goals:
1) Deliver a story that someone who has never seen the original movies can follow from beginning to end, find to be enjoyable, thought provoking, and engaging.
2) Deliver a movie that is of high technical quality and can look good on people's bookshelves and in their home theaters for many years to come.
3) Deliver a movie that both my college screenwriting professor and the Wachowski brothers might respect.
Bonus Animatrix material is accessible from the main menu. It is intended to enhance the overall viewing experience as introduction to the universe and as an opportunity to reset your expectations. I hope it helps to get you excited again about just how much potential this universe has to offer and to come at this edition with fresh eyes as if you are watching it for the first time. If you can manage on this level, I believe you will be very pleased with the results of the feature film.
Revolutions was a letdown, but it held such promise, and there are so many redeeming aspects to be found in both Reloaded & Revolutions. I hope this edit helps to reveal the diamond in the rough.
Rather than discussing specific cuts, which are too many to list and some difficult to describe (due to re-ordering of sequences), I will briefly outline the guiding principles behind the edits I made. *SPOILER WARNING*: Some of the major edits made may be implied to those familiar with the movies.
1) It takes more than cuts to fix this movie without creating major story gaps. Thus two new scenes and one highly modified scene have been created that represents approximately 3 minutes of new scenes (made from existing theatrical footage).
2) The key to the tension throughout the story, the hinge, if you will, that the entire story arc rests upon is Zion. Zion cannot be removed and it cannot suck. The tension from the first movie is derived from Neo succeeding or failing in becoming the One. The tension in the sequels is derived from Zion rising or falling.
3) Both Reloaded and Revolutions are one to-be-continued movie. I do not believe this was necessary other than to milk the audience for a 2nd movie, nor do I believe they originally had enough material for two movies. Many of the worst plot points arose from this decision to make two movies instead of one as (I suspect) the first draft was originally written to be.
4) The pressure to include a big mind-blowing plot twist, like existed in Matrix 1, drove the creators to fabricate an ill-conceived plot twist for the 2nd & 3rd movies that leads the story astray from the way it was originally conceived and should have remained.
5) The death of the original actress, Gloria Foster, who played the Oracle is unfortunate, but her change of appearance is explained and her scenes with Neo are vital to his character arc (although highly edited to remove unimportant or bad dialogue!).
6) Less is more, right up until it comes at the cost of dramatic tension, good storytelling, and effective characters! Thus, some controversial supporting characters and scenes remain, but hopefully you will find these elements to be modified in a way that is far more satisfying when all is said and done than the original.
7) Neo is the One. This should be quite clear at the end of Matrix 1. Humanity is facing a possible extinction. It should not be surprising or unusual to expect some religious connotations pertaining to his character or the story in general. It fits the story being told (although toned down a bit in this edit).
8) I love me some good action, but I also love me some good pacing. At its core, the Matrix is an action movie, and there is some amazing action in these movies. Much of the action remains intact, but I have tried to strike more of a balance with pacing in some scenes.
9) Philosophy is our friend, right up until it makes no sense or contributes to poorly conceived plot elements.
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I first watched and reviewed this fanedit about a year ago, but upon re-watching it today having not visited the Matrix franchise again since - or fanedits in general - I thought it'd be nice to re-review this edit with a relatively fresh perspective. And this time around, I enjoyed the edit a LOT more and developed a whole new appreciation for it. So I thought I'd re-write an earlier review I wrote for it on the Fanedit Forums, which unfairly focused on criticizing geminigod's relatively great editing skills despite giving a very positive score overall.
So firstly, here are the main major changes to the films themselves in slightly more detail *OBVIOUS SPOILERS AHEAD*: Throughout the entire movie, there is so sub-plot about Agent Smith possessing Bane and entering the real world. By doing this, the whole sub-plot of Neo/Bane being stuck in a coma can be exercised, and additionally there is no footage or mention of the Caduceus crew. Additionally, Neo has no powers carrying across into the real world, only in The Matrix. But the most dramatic change is towards the end of the first half of the film. Instead of Neo meeting the Architect when he enters the door of light, it cuts straight to Neo entering the Machine City and having a peace deal with the Machines if he destroys Agent Smith. Trinity and Neo do not go to the Machine City, instead asking for a ship to borrow to go into The Matrix with, and the edit then goes straight into the battle for Zion and the final battle between Neo and Smith.
How well does this work? Pretty much flawlessly in the first 100 minutes. The pacing is expertly done, with the story still making a heck of a lot of sense and being easy to follow as one stylish, enjoyable action scene after another is thrown your way with a side of universe mythology and a touch of philosophy. The editing is barely noticeable, save for a split-second frame glitch and slowed down shot that happens in the Zion rave scene, and everything just goes into such a cohesive whole that you'd assume this is how the original Matrix sequel was made in the first place.
However, things unfortunately get a little shakier after that. The edit relies heavily on a new scene constructed from existing footage to set up a new narrative, and while the scene isn't awful and lasts for less than 1 minute, it's a scene that is *clearly* edited and feels a little disjointed. The plot threads introduced immediately following the scene feel a little rushed too, with the pacing being simply not as tight as before, and the drama/battle within Zion is simply not as engaging as the action sequences that filled the first half of the edit. The editing in general becomes more noticeable too, with a few smash cuts that feel sudden or fades to white/black that feel unnatural. However, even with that being the case it only mildly distracts from the story at hand rather than derailing it, and thankfully the narrative finds it's footing again in the last half hour, becoming a gripping, suitably epic and hugely satisfying wrap-up to everything we've seen in the rest of the film.
In terms of the quality of the edit itself, the video quality is fantastic for an AVCHD and so is the sound, although it suffers a bit mix-wise since the dialogue always seems a bit too quiet compared to the action scenes. The DVD features are simplistic, but the addition of two shorts from the Animatrix as optional intros really helps set that "epic" feel for the movie, and the commentary from geminigod is a nice addition too.
If I'd give the original sequels a 7, and the Dezionized edit an 8 for trimming the fat, I give The Epic Edition a 9 for doing the same thing but packing a bigger emotional wallop. The score would've been higher if the editing was consistently flawless as it was in the first half, but nonetheless, well done to geminigod for turning the sequels into the true successor the original film deserved!
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Finally got around to this after DL'ing last year.
I put off viewing partly because I did not want to waddle through sorry assed Revolutions again.
Then I delayed reviewing because I wanted to listen to Geminigod's audio commentary.
In a nutshell, the A/V editing was spectacular. I missed glitches and fudges he referenced in the commentary. Had to go back, and even then they were often hard to catch.
He also purged the bulk of the offensive bungles from Revolutions.
Also, he made a good argument that the sequel ought to have been one long film, rather than two.
Best, this edit redeemed the franchise, which ain't gonna revive any day soon.
Less compelling, were Geminigod's prolonged defense for the importance of Zion. I never bought that argument. Zion, to me, represented a separation of humanity into elites and mudbugs. Far as Zion went, if the machines whacked them, fine by me.
Commentaries by their nature are enlightening, thoughtful, and maddening. Geminigod's was no exception. For every point he addressed, and I thought "Ooh, I hadn't thought of that," then he would belabor another cue for five minutes, and I'm going, "Hey, Pilgrim, movie's rolling, stay on topic."
This really was a powerhouse job, with a tremendous amount of editing and rearranging, in crafting a true, alternative experience.
And barking aside, I truly appreciated the editor's words. Most enlightening.
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Just amazing, I may never watch the theatrical releases again!
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