[ SECRET POST #3732 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3732 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What media has aged exceptionally well?

[(Anonymous)]

Agreed that the movie still looks good, but I have to disagree that it aged well. The technology is so antiquated that it's hard to connect to a modern setting anymore. Hardly anyone uses landlines anymore, and phone booths are a novelty, among other anachronisms.

Re: What media has aged exceptionally well?

[morieris]

The antiquatedness works for me personally, because you just know people are still running dirty, huge tech rigs like that in places. Maybe not for anything strenuous.

Re: What media has aged exceptionally well?

[(Anonymous)]

The technology being antiquated is really just not a sticking point for me at all.

I still love that moment where Neo is in his cubicle and gets the package with the phone in it. I remember how cool that phone looked at the time, and for me that feeling survives into the present. Sure, a part of me is aware that it's big and impractical by today's standards, but mostly I think, That is a well-designed prop, and the moment where Neo slides it out of the envelope and it opens in his hand is still a great story beat.