Come to think it it you're probably right, it was more butch blondie sticking her face in their story, well i hope no butch blondie ticks anyone off when she outfights neo or whateverWtf does tlou2 have to do with The Matrix? No one has issues with lesbian couples. They had issues with Abby who is not lgbtq. Everybody who has seen Matrix and enjoyed the trilogy most likely knows about the Wachowski's and will expect trans-human themes.
Especially since the people who hate it most didn't actually play itMan, Last of Us 2 really fucked some of you up, didn't it?
You didn't like the sequels much either?I expect literally nothing. The sisters have made nothing good after the matrix IMO.
If Matrix 4 is the Prisoner of Azkaban of the Matrix series the movie will be a must-see.I thought everyone agrees prisoner of azkaban is the best Harry Potter movie tho
You can not like their work, that's totally fair. But I don't see how they are hacks. For good or bad they do seem to care about what they make. They aren't just churning out cookie-cutter films for a paycheque.Let's face it... the Wachowski brothers ("sisters" lol) are hacks, and always have been. Re-watching the old Matrix movies a few years ago (well, I didn't finish the 3rd one) and then seeing bits of their newer trash like Sense8 quickly disabused me of any illusions regarding their talent.
Pretty much everything they've put on film comes down to a hyper-gnostic fantasy of leaving your real body to find some superhero-like transcendent entity inside yourself, which may be part of a larger battle for freedom etc against heavy-handed tyrannical foes. It only landed successfully once, with the original Matrix, because the film happened to hit at the right moment to capture the zeitgeist of excitement over virtual technologies, hacker-chic characters, etc (I remember seeing it in the theater the first time and just falling for the aesthetic above all, a real product of its time). But even that first film absolutely does not hold up decades later, I'm afraid.
The elephant in the room no one wants to point out is just how this fetishistic image of leaving your real body is part of the brothers' masochistic / dominatrix-obsessed personal life and its predictable fall into self-mutilations. If you want to read a surprisingly candid and direct telling of that trajectory, written in Rolling Stone of all places before such topics were censored and blackholed, check out this archived link:
What doesn't absolutely hold up in your opinion?But even that first film absolutely does not hold up decades later, I'm afraid.
Let's face it... the Wachowski brothers ("sisters" lol) are hacks, and always have been. Re-watching the old Matrix movies a few years ago (well, I didn't finish the 3rd one) and then seeing bits of their newer trash like Sense8 quickly disabused me of any illusions regarding their talent.
Pretty much everything they've put on film comes down to a hyper-gnostic fantasy of leaving your real body to find some superhero-like transcendent entity inside yourself, which may be part of a larger battle for freedom etc against heavy-handed tyrannical foes. It only landed successfully once, with the original Matrix, because the film happened to hit at the right moment to capture the zeitgeist of excitement over virtual technologies, hacker-chic characters, etc (I remember seeing it in the theater the first time and just falling for the aesthetic above all, a real product of its time). But even that first film absolutely does not hold up decades later, I'm afraid.
The elephant in the room no one wants to point out is just how this fetishistic image of leaving your real body is part of the brothers' masochistic / dominatrix-obsessed personal life and its predictable fall into self-mutilations. If you want to read a surprisingly candid and direct telling of that trajectory, written in Rolling Stone of all places before such topics were censored and blackholed, check out this archived link:
The not watching any of this shit. The next John Wick will come out too around the same time."the choice is yours"
Which pill is the non woke option?
The not watching any of this shit. The next John Wick will come out too around the same time.
And don’t forget that The Matrix did superheroes before the current superhero genre ever took flight.Let's face it... the Wachowski brothers ("sisters" lol) are hacks, and always have been. Re-watching the old Matrix movies a few years ago (well, I didn't finish the 3rd one) and then seeing bits of their newer trash like Sense8 quickly disabused me of any illusions regarding their talent.
Pretty much everything they've put on film comes down to a hyper-gnostic fantasy of leaving your real body to find some superhero-like transcendent entity inside yourself, which may be part of a larger battle for freedom etc against heavy-handed tyrannical foes. It only landed successfully once, with the original Matrix, because the film happened to hit at the right moment to capture the zeitgeist of excitement over virtual technologies, hacker-chic characters, etc (I remember seeing it in the theater the first time and just falling for the aesthetic above all, a real product of its time). But even that first film absolutely does not hold up decades later, I'm afraid.
The elephant in the room no one wants to point out is just how this fetishistic image of leaving your real body is part of the brothers' masochistic / dominatrix-obsessed personal life and its predictable fall into self-mutilations. If you want to read a surprisingly candid and direct telling of that trajectory, written in Rolling Stone of all places before such topics were censored and blackholed, check out this archived link:
No, not after Part 3.I'm assuming he hands the torch to Halle Berrie in that one, or whatever her name is.
Speed Racer was nothing like what you just described and is the only other movie outside of the Matrix that was great. The rest of their output is trash.Let's face it... the Wachowski brothers ("sisters" lol) are hacks, and always have been. Re-watching the old Matrix movies a few years ago (well, I didn't finish the 3rd one) and then seeing bits of their newer trash like Sense8 quickly disabused me of any illusions regarding their talent.
Pretty much everything they've put on film comes down to a hyper-gnostic fantasy of leaving your real body to find some superhero-like transcendent entity inside yourself, which may be part of a larger battle for freedom etc against heavy-handed tyrannical foes. It only landed successfully once, with the original Matrix, because the film happened to hit at the right moment to capture the zeitgeist of excitement over virtual technologies, hacker-chic characters, etc (I remember seeing it in the theater the first time and just falling for the aesthetic above all, a real product of its time). But even that first film absolutely does not hold up decades later, I'm afraid.
The elephant in the room no one wants to point out is just how this fetishistic image of leaving your real body is part of the brothers' masochistic / dominatrix-obsessed personal life and its predictable fall into self-mutilations. If you want to read a surprisingly candid and direct telling of that trajectory, written in Rolling Stone of all places before such topics were censored and blackholed, check out this archived link:
My only concern is that the washowsky add a lot of performative wokeness as a response to the red pill being used at places like 4chan.
What about Bound (1996)?Speed Racer was nothing like what you just described and is the only other movie outside of the Matrix that was great. The rest of their output is trash.
Speed Racer is legitimately visually one of the boldest movies I've ever seen. Wild stuff. And Cloud Atlas was a good movie and I'll die on that hill. It absolutely swung for the fences.Lots of folks sleeping on Speed Racer. It was fucking nuts. Maybe not intended as a comedy, but me and my friends laughed our asses off. Highly recommended.
You didn't like the sequels much either?
Reloaded seemed to be building up to some mind blowing with "what is the true reality" or multi matrix versions but Revolutions took such a safe route.
But yeah, Reloaded and Revolutions prevent me from getting hyped either so far.
I liked Jupiter Ascending. I'd rather have a bold trainwreck than a safe blockbuster.
Love all 3 movies and looking forward to this.
I can understand why some people only like the first as 2/3 are fairly different, but that’s how the story continued.
Will be a little sad because I really doubt Hugo Weaving will be in it.
Time will tell anyway. I’m sure some will like it and some won’t.
Meh. I liked the sequels and the animatrix was dope afI loved the first movie but have not liked a single thing they have done since (including the two sequels)..
my expectations are rock bottom.
Except we never got a James Cameron sequel , we got a bunch of bullshit instead with one he produced. Having the og writer director on board to write and direct is hugeGut feeling: This is another "Terminator"-type franchise who's time has passed.
I'm hyped. This is the last simultaneous release, as Warner BROS! Made an agreement with Theaters for 45 day exclusive release windows for 2022.
I really want this to be good, because I liked the first 2. The 3rd one was a hot fucking mess and I felt the ending was abrupt and full of shit.
What? This is coming out this year?
F*ck me, that really happened!
Lilly Wachowski rounds on Ivanka Trump and Elon Musk over Matrix tweets
The director was infuriated by social media banter in which Musk and Trump tweeted about ‘the red pill’www.theguardian.com
Can't tell what's real and what is a joke anymore.
I'm also on board with everyone praising speed racer. If only every anime adaptation had that same level of ambition plus attention to detail. Movie is a cult classic at this point
I liked Reloaded overall but I thought it went to "strange" places. It's been over 10 years I gave it a full watch so perhaps I'd change my mind on a rewatch now.Revolutions isn't great but Reloaded is completely worthy (if imperfect) in terms of dramatically expanding and deepening the mythology.
I've not written the movie off, I'm in the wait and see mode.The Wachowskis know what the fuck they are doing. Doesn't mean it's impossible for them (or one of them) to slip up -- Jupiter Ascending is quite bad -- but Lana's track record there's no reason to suggest this won't be worth the watch.
Christ, we really dodged a bullet there.They were working on a spirited away screenplay at one point too, shame Speed Racer wasn't more successful.
I liked Reloaded overall but I thought it went to "strange" places. It's been over 10 years I gave it a full watch so perhaps I'd change my mind on a rewatch now.