It is a clear parody of The Matrix, though The Matrix technically did not premiere until 1999. Jock Cranley is one of the actors in this movie. The movie is about five teens who take LSD and discover the 'truth'. They actually live in a computer, and they have to supposedly "make the decision of their lives. According to the script of The Electron Zone, a radio show hosted on Liberty City Free Radio, the movie has a character who saves everyone, controversy of cyber-sexism, and a metaphor of backdoor hacking, which Bill praises.
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| - The Mainframe est un film produit par Love Media sortie en 1998 et mentionné dans Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories. Des publicités du film apparaissent en effet partout en film, ainsi que des bandes-annonces à la radio. Jock Cranley a un rôle dans le film. Le film est classé PS (Pretty Stupid= Vraiment stupide)
- The MainFrame es una película que se estrenará en Liberty City en el año 1998. Aquí, se aprecian a 5 personas corriendo hacia nuestra dirección, el título se destaca por un tono blanco, cerca de sus letras un tono rojo y todo un fondo negro, hay un comentario de un critico de cine que predomina el centro del afiche diciendo: "Awesome Dude" - Ned Mallcan.
- It is a clear parody of The Matrix, though The Matrix technically did not premiere until 1999. Jock Cranley is one of the actors in this movie. The movie is about five teens who take LSD and discover the 'truth'. They actually live in a computer, and they have to supposedly "make the decision of their lives. According to the script of The Electron Zone, a radio show hosted on Liberty City Free Radio, the movie has a character who saves everyone, controversy of cyber-sexism, and a metaphor of backdoor hacking, which Bill praises.
- miniatur|Das Filmplakat The Mainframe (dt. Der Großrechner) ist ein Kinofilm aus Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories, der von Love Media Productions produziert wurde. Er parodiert den 1999 erschienenen Science-Fiction-Film „Matrix“. Alle Personen, die auf dem Filmplakat abgebildet sind (siehe rechtes Bild), entstammen Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, von links nach rechts sind dies: eine Frau aus West-Los-Santos, Madd Doggs Manager, ein Da Nang Boy, eine Frau aus den Badlands und Barbara Schternvart. Jock Cranley spielt in dem Film mit.
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| - The Mainframe est un film produit par Love Media sortie en 1998 et mentionné dans Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories. Des publicités du film apparaissent en effet partout en film, ainsi que des bandes-annonces à la radio. Jock Cranley a un rôle dans le film. Le film est classé PS (Pretty Stupid= Vraiment stupide)
- The MainFrame es una película que se estrenará en Liberty City en el año 1998. Aquí, se aprecian a 5 personas corriendo hacia nuestra dirección, el título se destaca por un tono blanco, cerca de sus letras un tono rojo y todo un fondo negro, hay un comentario de un critico de cine que predomina el centro del afiche diciendo: "Awesome Dude" - Ned Mallcan.
- miniatur|Das Filmplakat The Mainframe (dt. Der Großrechner) ist ein Kinofilm aus Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories, der von Love Media Productions produziert wurde. Er parodiert den 1999 erschienenen Science-Fiction-Film „Matrix“. Alle Personen, die auf dem Filmplakat abgebildet sind (siehe rechtes Bild), entstammen Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, von links nach rechts sind dies: eine Frau aus West-Los-Santos, Madd Doggs Manager, ein Da Nang Boy, eine Frau aus den Badlands und Barbara Schternvart. Jock Cranley spielt in dem Film mit. Der Film wurde mit „PS“ für „Pretty Stupid“ (dt. ziemlich blöde) eingestuft.
- It is a clear parody of The Matrix, though The Matrix technically did not premiere until 1999. Jock Cranley is one of the actors in this movie. The movie is about five teens who take LSD and discover the 'truth'. They actually live in a computer, and they have to supposedly "make the decision of their lives. According to the script of The Electron Zone, a radio show hosted on Liberty City Free Radio, the movie has a character who saves everyone, controversy of cyber-sexism, and a metaphor of backdoor hacking, which Bill praises. The show is mentioned by Bobby June in Bless Your Heart, where she mentions that The Mainframe was one of Jock Cranley's several film roles before he became a politician.
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