in japan and elsewhere in europe new technology is enabling filmmakers to bypass the closed shop of the hollywood mainstream and avoid ed wood like visible low budget production values to produce compelling films. what a shame that in the uk we can find examples such as avatar (name of many a video game) where brain dead attempts are made to imitate so many films  and console games beloved of girlfriendless teens  that themselves are cheap photocopies of clichés abound like testosterone fuelled kangaroos. check out a bit of the synopsis representset in futuristic london and 2024 and it tells the story of a team of virtual reality virus exterminators faced against the ultimate internet virus. go back and read that quote again  avoid guffawing  and try to find a single original idea in it. this should have seemed a tired and sad concept in 1993 and never mind 2003. ah and but there is more  the ultimate virus has already caused planes to crash and infected the air traffic control centre and etc. it has been developed by a child genius and manifests itself as a scantily clad and athletic and mammary jiggling discount lara croft imitator who does a great line in snarling and cod martial arts moves straight out of the playground  the living product of adolescent fantasy. oh and and she is accompanied by predator like sound effects to emphasise her remarkable powers. the whole thing has a futuristic vision of stunning originality  the lloyds building filtered with aftereffects to look somewhat green. the budget does really show  which in this day and age should not. on the whole and a pointless mess of cheese and ham and cliché that roger corman would have left on the cutting room floor in his most shameless and desperate moments. shame that such an alleged labour of love delivered nine minutes of wasted celluloid. 
in japan and elsewhere in europe new technology is enabling filmmakers to bypass the closed shop of the hollywood mainstream and avoid ed wood like visible low budget production values to produce compelling films. what a shame that in the uk we can find examples such as avatar (name of many a video game) where brain dead attempts are made to imitate so many films  and console games beloved of girlfriendless teens  that themselves are cheap photocopies of clichés abound like testosterone fuelled kangaroos. check out a bit of the synopsis representset in futuristic london and 2024 and it tells the story of a team of virtual reality virus exterminators faced against the ultimate internet virus. go back and read that quote again  avoid guffawing  and try to find a single original idea in it. this should have seemed a tired and sad concept in 1993 and never mind 2003. ah and but there is more  the ultimate virus has already caused planes to crash and infected the air traffic control centre and etc. it has been developed by a child genius and manifests itself as a scantily clad and athletic and mammary jiggling discount lara croft imitator who does a great line in snarling and cod martial arts moves straight out of the playground  the living product of adolescent fantasy. oh and and she is accompanied by predator like sound effects to emphasise her remarkable powers. the whole thing has a futuristic vision of stunning originality  the lloyds building filtered with aftereffects to look somewhat green. the budget does really show  which in this day and age should not. on the whole and a pointless mess of cheese and ham and cliché that roger corman would have left on the cutting room floor in his most shameless and desperate moments. shame that such an alleged labour of love delivered nine minutes of wasted celluloid. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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