Some live to play, others play to live. Interesting concept in the Gamer, the new Gerard Butler's action-packed movie.
Update: Gamer 720p BluRay x264-iNFAMOUS
This guy is very prolific and is to be admired, he started with small roles, I was lucky enough to see Dear Frankie, did some very interesting work in Reign of Fire or Timeline, then hit the jackpot with 300. From there on out, it was easy to get good roles. Not only action movies, but all kinds of movies. Should I mention "P.S. I love you"? very memorable. or the thriller "butterfly on a wheel"?
Just weeks ago I wrote about The ugly truth, now we're taking about the Gamer, and when we will get the chance to experience the movie in bluray 720p 1080p quality. I hope soon enough, the HD Trailers look fantastic.
So imagine playing counterstrike, but instead of knowing that the game exists only inside your computer, you are able to control a real human beeing to play the deadly game. So not like in CS, when you die, you only lose the game and you can pop up back happily in the next round, this time around your hero is actually losing real blood and can die if you're not good enough.
Is this a game you are willing to pay a lot of money to play with in the future? I'm sure I don't, I mean I had my fair share of cs and quake as teenager, but it was clear to me that it is only a virtual game, meant only for fun.
Controlling people and having fun seeing them getting killed for no reason can be appealing for some deranged minds, a similar idea we see also in the new Bruce Willis movie, Surrogates.
Everything is possible in the future, the human mind is very creative and I'm sure that technology will advance very quickly in years to come. I just hope the new discoveries and inventions will be put to good use and not for distructive purposes.
Gamer is worth having in your bluray collection. If you need convincing, just take a look at the 720p/1080p trailers. nonstop action, nonstop special effects, exactly what your big HD TV set needs.
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IMDb, hd 720p/1080p trailers
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