Links/Resources
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Inspiration
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Perspiration
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Informative!
The
Matrix:
Official Movie
Site – Contains images from the film, updates
on box-office and video/DVD sales to date, and has been posting updates for the
proposed sequels.
The
Script – Everything you wanted to hear, but was
said a little too fast to compute. Contains the original shooting script
written by the Wachowski brothers themselves. (was www.geocities.com/area51/capsule/8448
- no longer online)
Call
To Action – This person feels that The Matrix
is a call for religious reform, and that the movie preaches a rebirth through
Christ. In fact, the Webmaster wishes to assist you in doing this – very
interesting.
Questions
Answered – This site hopes to answer any and all
answers you might have about the film. Includes dissertation on religious
references within the film as well as individual plot devices. (was
www.suspensionofdisbelief.com/matrix - no longer online)
South
Park: Bigger, Longer, And Uncut:
Official Movie
Site – Learn more about the movie. Includes
character profiles, a downloadable trailer for the movie, and interactive games
such as Kick The Baby and Cartmangotchi. Not only informative, but fun for the
whole family!
Official
Television Show Site – Features information
on upcoming episodes. Offers both an animated and a non-animated site feature (for
slower browsers), and yet more fun and games.
All You Ever Wanted To
Know About South Park (But Were Afraid To Ask)
– This fansite includes information on both the movie and the television show,
and is updated weekly with the arrival of each new episode. Currently holds
over 6,000 images in total, including stills from South Park: Bigger,
Longer, and Uncut. (was www.beef-cake.com - no longer online)
The Script – Read at your our risk.
The truly original ramblings of Hollywood’s latest odd couple, Trey Parker and
Matt Stone, with a “polishing” courtesy of Pam Brady. Strangely enough, this
version of the script is supposedly the eighth revision of the original text.
The
Fifth Element:
Official Movie Site – Offers exclusive interviews with both Director/Writer Luc Besson and the artist who helped create the uniquely futuristic look of the movie, fashion designer Jean-Paul Gaultier. Includes pictures, games, a coloring book, downloadable trailers, and much more. From the looks of things, it hasn’t been updated in a while, but it still has great features.
Life – This website furthers
the view that life is the fifth element referred to throughout the film,
although it is never stated. Also includes pictures, a plot summary, and
analytical writings on the film. (was www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Set/6760/fifthelement1.html
- no longer online)
It Must Be Found
– Another fan-created website. This one features the entire 400 word language
which Leeloo speaks in the film, even more pictures, and claims to be the “#1 Fifth
Element site on the web”.
The Script – A peak inside
the mind of Luc Besson. This features a little-revised draft of the screenplay
from 1995 that is remarkably close to what made it onto the movie screen.
The
Devil’s Advocate:
Official Site
– Includes not only pictures, but also interview
snippets on why the director and actors decided to make this film. Each “ring”
contains quotes about another sin, and many links (as well as quotations)
relate to Dante’s Inferno and Paradise Lost by Milton.
Devil his Due – Review of the
film by Netglimse. Includes a link for the downloadable trailer for the
film.
The
Zone – Includes trivia, quotes, even more
pictures, the trailer, links to almost 100 reviews, and even points out a few
technical flaws within the film.
Texts
/ Miscellaneous:
Cook,
David A. A History of Narrative Film
(Third Ed.)
W.W.
Norton & Company: New York, New York
1996
The Bible
– This site includes a searchable text of the Books of Daniel and Revelation.
Also includes study group notes, prophecy charts, and an e-mail newsletter.
The Devil’s Advocate South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut The Matrix
Links/Resources The Fifth Element Discussion Questions