After years inexplicably not in release on DVD, it is finally available.  Cheers!(function(a)a._uess=function()var d=\"\";if(screen&&screen.width&&screen.height)d+=\"&sw=\"+screen.width+\"&sh=\"+screen.heightvar c=function(g)var f=document.documentElement[\"client\"+g];return document.compatMode===\"CSS1Compat\"&&fdocument.body[\"client\"+g]f;var e=c(\"Width\"),b=c(\"Height\");if(e&&b)d+=\"&vw=\"+e+\"&vh=\"+breturn d}})(ue_csm);(function(a)if(document.ue_backdetect&&document.ue_backdetect.ue_back)a.ue.bfini=document.ue_backdetect.ue_back.valueif(a.uet)a.uet(\"be\")if(a.onLdEnd)if(window.addEventListener)window.addEventListener(\"load\",a.onLdEnd,false)elseif(window.attachEvent)window.attachEvent(\"onload\",a.onLdEnd)}}if(a.ueh)a.ueh(0,window,\"load\",a.onLd,1)})(ue_csm);I can understand the urge to compare \"Equilibrium\" and \"The Matrix\". Both films feature dark, foreboding cinematography. Both films are about rebellion against a warped reality. Both films feature a reluctant, messianic protagonist. And, finally, both films rely heavily on stylistic, hyper-kinetic combat scenes that can only be described as, well, reverent. That is where the similarity ends because while \"Equilibrium\" has a few moments of slow-motion it\'s action scenes are much more original than those of \"The Matrix Trilogy\". No Wires, just pure crazy choreography which makes the action feel all the more authentic. The environment is also a great deal more organic in contrast to the cryptic automaton of the Matrix.
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