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| director = [[Alan Smithee]] | |||
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| starring = [[Kevin Nero]], [[Suzanne Bacon]], [[Clark Ashton Smith]] | |||
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| released = [[November 11]] [[2012]] (U.S. release) | |||
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Glove Wars of a Reality Hacker 2012, Nov 11th Box Office Smash Starring [[Kevin Nero]], [[Suzanne Bacon]], and [[Clark Ashton Smith]] Directed by [[Alan Smithee]] A terra incognita of hypermediated interactive storytelling, set in the urban reality hacking culture. Chastised as little more than a [[Strange Days]] remake by the critics, it went on to gross #300 Million credits within the first few hours of download. The director's cut is expected to be released in a Laser-disc only edition. | Glove Wars of a Reality Hacker 2012, Nov 11th Box Office Smash Starring [[Kevin Nero]], [[Suzanne Bacon]], and [[Clark Ashton Smith]] Directed by [[Alan Smithee]] A terra incognita of hypermediated interactive storytelling, set in the urban reality hacking culture. Chastised as little more than a [[Strange Days]] remake by the critics, it went on to gross #300 Million credits within the first few hours of download. The director's cut is expected to be released in a Laser-disc only edition. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:06, 20 May 2009
| Glove Wars of a Reality Hacker | |
| Directed by | Alan Smithee |
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| Starring | Kevin Nero, Suzanne Bacon, Clark Ashton Smith |
| Release date(s) | November 11 2012 (U.S. release) |
| Language | English |
Glove Wars of a Reality Hacker 2012, Nov 11th Box Office Smash Starring Kevin Nero, Suzanne Bacon, and Clark Ashton Smith Directed by Alan Smithee A terra incognita of hypermediated interactive storytelling, set in the urban reality hacking culture. Chastised as little more than a Strange Days remake by the critics, it went on to gross #300 Million credits within the first few hours of download. The director's cut is expected to be released in a Laser-disc only edition.
