Thanks Mystic Meg.
You're welcome darling.
Thanks Mystic Meg.
i really liked them all, even now they beat most of this new junk comming out of hollywood
Yeah me too. The second one had some really fun fight/chase scenes. The third was OTT with The Architect and real world Neo, but again fun scenes. There's obvious plot issues, but it's sci-fi after all so a given with sci-fi movies.
My above opinion from 4 years ago has changed in light of the information/propaganda battlegrounds of new media and the way it's even shaping old media.The trouble for The Matrix is that the world has changed so much. It was of its time.
The Matrix was born into a relatively friendly post-cold war world and a dot-com bubbling, millenium-bug-fearing zeitgeist. A couple of years later, 9/11 happened and suddenly we had something real to fear again.
Is still a great film, but I don't think it can have the relevance or reach it once did. A Morpheus origin story might be good though![]()
My above opinion from 4 years ago has changed in light of the information/propaganda battlegrounds of new media and the way it's even shaping old media.
There's room for stories there.
With these 2 directing it I'm sure they will force some LGBT stuff down our throats.
Sense 8 was absolutely ridiculous with it.
The original film was literally about people rejecting their current "reality" and entering a world in which they could basically be whoever they wanted to be. Too subtle for you?
That means pretty much every video game ever created could be later claimed to be a trans metaphor.The original film was literally about people rejecting their current "reality" and entering a world in which they could basically be whoever they wanted to be. Too subtle for you?
That means pretty much every video game ever created could be later claimed to be a trans metaphor.
And people could come here and say, "Too subtle for you?" as if that was actually clever.
Retconning is a thing, people. It happens all the time. Harry Potter was a metaphor for the trans struggle! Voldemort was a TERF! You read it here, first.
The Matrix films are about being transgender, the trilogy's co-director says.
"That was the original intention but the world wasn't quite ready," says Lilly Wachowski, who came out as trans along with her sister Lana after the films came out.
Fans have speculated about potential meanings behind the iconic films and Lilly confirmed the theory to Netflix.
"I'm glad that it has gotten out," she said.
I'm aware of that. Apart from being utterly stupid, the claim was made way after the films were done and after the director(s) decided he was trans.
There is a lot of subtle stuff in the first movie - which is missing the in later ones, or any other movie the Wachowski's have done, so I have a hard time believing that aspect is the work of the Wachowski's but some kind of intentional trans metaphor was certainly not there. (Not that I'd have a problem with it if it was but it is totally horse ****).
I’m not sure it’s intentionally a trans metaphor but plenty of art reveals the subconscious of its creator.
In who's eyes? The artist or the person who's trying to interpret the artist work?I’m not sure it’s intentionally a trans metaphor but plenty of art reveals the subconscious of its creator.