MTV Awards: Matrix Reloaded Spoof

Hey did ne1 c the takeoff of m2 they did be4 the MTV 2003 movie awards? lol it was hilarious, if u have KaZaA you can download it i recommend people to look 4 it on the internet if they can it was hilarious ill post alink if i find it

LOL that spoof was HILARIOUS! i downloaded it and put it on a VCD. Will Ferell is FRICKIN FUNNY!!! if only justin timberlake wasnt in it. oh well, it still kept me laughing for hours!

ferril had me rollin. that guy is funny as hell

File sharing is bad!!!!

Originally posted by toymachine970
File sharing is bad!!!!

Do not believe him! he is an agent trying to keep the matrix in order! Share! SHARE!!!

lol will farell was the best, yea w/out justin itd b better lol

dont you ppl read or listen to the news...those college kids all got sued and paid fines for dling but first and foremost....for SHARING just a warning i'm not telling you how to live your lives

dont you ppl read or listen to the news...those college kids all got sued and paid fines for dling but first and foremost....for SHARING just a warning i'm not telling you how to live your lives

A clip transferred from TV hardly consitutes piracy, and even if we're operating under the strictest interpretation of the law, until the DVD comes out, there's no product available to buy it, therefore they aren't losing any money.

I think the people who are going to court are more probably guilty of sharing infinite mp3s of Beyonce and Eminem, which probably should be more of indictment of taste than piracy.

The RIAA won't be able to deter file sharing. As a matter of fact, there is already P2P software in the works that blocks the identity of the end clients. Every time they tighten their grip, P2P morphs into something else. If the RIAA wants to stop losing money, they ought to start releasing more music people actually will want to own on a permamnent basis.

Originally posted by mrmoth
A clip transferred from TV hardly consitutes piracy, and even if we're operating under the strictest interpretation of the law, until the DVD comes out, there's no product available to buy it, therefore they aren't losing any money.

I think the people who are going to court are more probably guilty of sharing infinite mp3s of Beyonce and Eminem, which probably should be more of indictment of taste than piracy.

The RIAA won't be able to deter file sharing. As a matter of fact, there is already P2P software in the works that blocks the identity of the end clients. Every time they tighten their grip, P2P morphs into something else. If the RIAA wants to stop losing money, they ought to start releasing more music people actually will want to own on a permamnent basis.

Exactly! Share away!

As a matter of fact, there is already P2P software in the works that blocks the identity of the end clients-mrmoth


whats the name of the p2p?

here's a link for the Reloaded parody in WMV format:

http://codematrixusa1.free.fr/reloadedparody.wmv

the link isn't working for me

retype it yourself it coping and pasting wont work

still nothing

did you check the spelling...it usually works after typing it yourself well it does for me

huh well i went 2 their homepage & still nothing.. hm well maybe it was removed, still i will continue to look

Originally posted by SullenGiRLaFa
As a matter of fact, there is already P2P software in the works that blocks the identity of the end clients-mrmoth


whats the name of the p2p?

The news report I saw didn't name specific developers, but I would guess that it would probably come from the usual suspects (in particular the ones who just won their case at the Supreme Court in favour of de-centralized P2P) on their next upgrades. The code for blocking IPs isn't proprietary and it isn't difficult to write so my guess is just about every new one will include it. I hope WinMX does, as I use it religiously.

In the meantime, I keep my mp3s under twenty per folder and then switch out which folder I share every couple of hours. It allows me to share all of my files, but no more than should look suspiscious to the RIAA. They'd never take anyone to court over 20 mp3s.

Besides, I *really am* one of those people who buys the CDs for tracks they like. In addition to chatting all day on message boards I also make music, and I see the need to support the musicians I like. It's just that there are so few of them these days.

i would put all the songs on one track to make them dl the entire cd!

You can download it from eDonkey/eMule:

ed2k://|file|MTV.Movie.Awards.2003-Matrix.Reloaded.Parody.mpg|88484402|93F62928D07F06612B596351673985CB|/

Does anybody know the title of the song which sounds in this clip???

Thanks

Another link (just copy to your browser):

ed2k://|file|MTV.2k3.Movie.Awards.-.Matrix.Reloaded.Parody.[found.via.www.fileDonkey.com].mpg|290545668|216BC10FC579D1B837C1826F3524003E|/

or if you have windows media player you can search for it on that

Originally posted by SullenGiRLaFa
i would put all the songs on one track to make them dl the entire cd!


Too bad it's easy to cut up the one track and share the individual songs.


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