That was one of the best action sequences I have seen since... since... since final fantasy advent children. I could watch a full length movie like this.

Science fiction can justify anything because almost anything IS possible. Suspension of disbelief plays too much into our own environment and timeline -- think about your own life as a stage play 400 years ago and MAYBE you'll consider suspending it a bit more.

His hands glow when he touches a mobile device, so for crying out loud, maybe he has extra signals planted in his brain (via nanotech) to provide additional motor control via WiFi, thus steering the motorcycle with one hand. I just listened to a PhD in bioengineering at Wonder Con say that the idea of creating new signals in the brain for additional limb control is not so far fetched. ("Science in Science Fiction" panel by the authors of this book.)

However, lack of exposition in any shape or form does not work for me -- it's just fantasy at that point. I don't need to be eviscerated by constant exposition, but I need to at least know the ground rules. I felt like this was a subpar combination of Advent Children, the T2 motorcycle chase scene and every Half Life chase scene. More stimulation for my brains PLZ.

(On a side note: BUT! it was good fun and was made to display technical skill, not simply to be judged by a group of non-industry laymen, so upvote because the team who made this has TALENT.)

You have been awarded 1 Power Point for fixing the embed code for Dead Pool video Cloud vs Sephiroth- FF7: Advent Children. Thank you for helping maintain VideoSift's reliability.

I loved the music...guess im wierd like that. Normaly the fight choreography would have had me on the edge of my seat..accept.. advent children was released a few years ago.

Yea I upvoted for the ending only. The graphics wernt bad (the car sliding horizontally as the driver shoots out the passenger window should have hit the cutting room floor. I let it pass in final fantasy advent children because its a fantasy game). Also I rolled my eyes on the planes in the claustrophobic tunnel. Should these have been real elite hotshot pilots that would have braved a tunnel, they certainly would not have not lost track of their missile let alone shoot themselves with it.

I enjoyed the movie when I first saw it, and still do to this day, but I consider it entirely non-canon. (I also consider all the add-on games, such as Dirge of Cerberus, to be non-canon.) FF7 was enough to encompass the entire story, and that's all I need.

But watching Cloud and ...somebody... go mano-a-mano in Advent Children was still insanely cool.

maybe it should be noted that this is from the movie Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children and not Final Fantasy VII the game.