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And that Chinese chic was bad casting....she looked like a Dyke the whole movie....
At least Trinity in the others had some sex appeal
At least Trinity in the others had some sex appeal
When exactly did they reveal this? I must’ve been sleep
And that Chinese chic was bad casting....she looked like a Dyke the whole movie....
At least Trinity in the others had some sex appeal
its not new, but man have people been using the fukk out of it every chance they get.
just started and...
they really diving head in first with that self-aware meta shyt
they actually talking about how they made movies and WB greenlit a 4th... the fukk
this sounds like some jay and silent bob strike back shyt, or the disaster artist...movies about making movies
That’s the point.
The movie is a direct rejection of what came before it while engaging with the nostalgia for the movie. It’s a modern day gremlins 2 in that it subverts everything about original, plays on the audiences expectations, wrestles with the corprotate requirements, and the creator saying “this is what this means to me. Your feelings be damned.”
The whole flick doesn’t work for me but I do very much fukk with that angle and approach.
I think this movie was missing the other wachowski, maybe that's why this film felt off to aot of people... just an idea. To me this movie was ok but it was missing that sense of darkness the original had. You also can't please everyone. Also just wanted to add there was alot of dope ideas that deserved to be fleshed out and was touched upon like the machine civil war. what happened to the arctecht. Why didn't they released the humans as promised?!. Just alot of good shyt not answered in depth
Here's my "Cabin in the Woods" type interpretation of what happened.
So, the original machines in charge of the first Matrix actually kept their bargain, and started letting humans go free. The problem was, when enough humans were released, there literally wasn't enough power to keep the Machine City running.
So, that's when the machine civil war broke out, and a new group of machines took over. These are the ones that The Analyst refers to as "The Suits". The Analyst is running the day-to-day Matrix, but he's serving under higher powers that we never acutually see.
The Analyst isn't about "revenge" or punishing the humans, he's 100% about pleasing The Suits by maximizing the power output of the remaining humans in the new Matrix. So, the new version of the Matrix is redesigned by him to use psychology to maximize the power output of the people inside of it.
The Suits are kind of like the "Old Gods" from Cabin In The Woods. In this case, maximizing the power output is about doing things like increasing the equivalent to "ratings" and "clicks" on the modern-day internet. The "meta" part of it is that, in the new Matrix, Social Media power is like an analog for the electrical power that The Suits need to keep the machines running, and the Analyst is the program that figured out how to best maximize that power.
It's not really super deep philosophically, but I think that's kind of what they were going for.
edit:
Another thing I just thought of.
The idea of keeping Trinity and Neo close together, without actually getting together, is based on the old "Moonlighting" TV idea that you maximize ratings by having the lead male and female characters flirt with each other, but never actually sleep with each other
Unresolved Sexual Tension - TV Tropes
Fans when WB announced all moves would hit HBO Max day 1.
Fans after seeing the quality of movies we received.
fukk that, there was some great movies in that list... not this one but others
I'm not the best person to comment, because I was never a super fan of the original trilogy, but I thought the movie was "OK" and it's getting so much absolute hate that the contrarian in me feels compelled to defend it a little
First movie I thought of was "Wes Craven's New Nightmare".
I would also compare it to "Cabin in the Woods"...
Here's my "Cabin in the Woods" type interpretation of what happened.
So, the original machines in charge of the first Matrix actually kept their bargain, and started letting humans go free. The problem was, when enough humans were released, there literally wasn't enough power to keep the Machine City running.
So, that's when the machine civil war broke out, and a new group of machines took over. These are the ones that The Analyst refers to as "The Suits". The Analyst is running the day-to-day Matrix, but he's serving under higher powers that we never acutually see.
The Analyst isn't about "revenge" or punishing the humans, he's 100% about pleasing The Suits by maximizing the power output of the remaining humans in the new Matrix. So, the new version of the Matrix is redesigned by him to use psychology to maximize the power output of the people inside of it.
The Suits are kind of like the "Old Gods" from Cabin In The Woods. In this case, maximizing the power output is about doing things like increasing the equivalent to "ratings" and "clicks" on the modern-day internet. The "meta" part of it is that, in the new Matrix, Social Media power is like an analog for the electrical power that The Suits need to keep the machines running, and the Analyst is the program that figured out how to best maximize that power.
It's not really super deep philosophically, but I think that's kind of what they were going for.
edit:
Another thing I just thought of.
The idea of keeping Trinity and Neo close together, without actually getting together, is based on the old "Moonlighting" TV idea that you maximize ratings by having the lead male and female characters flirt with each other, but never actually sleep with each other
Unresolved Sexual Tension - TV Tropes
I mean you’re kind of speaking to what the movie was talking about.The analyst decided to use neo and trinity to power the new matrix using the energy "anomaly" as a battery or a powerful magnet... that was the concept i thought of when he was explaining it. just so much stuff they could have touched on with the machine war and the space in between. just wasted opportunity...
No Morpheus?? One of the greatest characters in movie history. Tell the Wachowski bristers not to mess this up.
And I hate time travel, that's how LOST got messed up