Two phenomenal movies.
Both with the intriguing, paradigm shifting concept: "let go to win".
Both with a second episode that veers instead to "let's parody Dracula".
Two phenomenal movies
Grayson Robinson
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Daniel Green
you shouldn't put those two together
matrix literally advocated itself for not being fucking star wars
Adam Scott
explain
Isaac Jones
>describing a paid entertainment product as "paradigm shifting"
Nolan Stewart
you could probably get that even by watching the latest movie unamusedly enough to some
one of the reasons why it's controversial again
Christopher Thomas
yeah nothing you've presented backs up your original post
Eli Rodriguez
...alrighty then
Nathaniel Wright
>blow the Matrix
Holy shit! Boomers really can't into computers or allegory.
Daniel King
Both films that work by themselves and had a bunch of unofficial sequels
David Reed
Jacob Roberts
Yeah it's dogshit and the muh copied me claim is bullshit and bad faith
Lucas Collins
Star Wars mogs the matrix.
Levi Rivera
>came out a year prior
>is about humanity being enslaved
>memories are implanted into people's heads, they live artificial lives
>there's one single person who has the gift to take on the enemies
>he's able to bend reality in a way that's comparable to their ability
>they don't like the sunlight
>similar look
Nathaniel Thomas
They both even have an Episode 3 that doubles down on doing the parody of Dracula.
>Public domain monsters are the key to all of this
Zachary Torres
>They don't like the sunlight
Did you get confused? There's nobody in the Matrix that doesn't like sunlight lmao
Joshua Baker
>Grevious was monster movie inspired
Holy based
Hunter Ramirez
>Let go Luke
Oh yeah what happened to that? Rey never did that
John Collins
reminds me of Shrek
Dylan Cruz
reminder that the philosopher on whose book they based Matrix off rejected the Movie and called them retarded for misunderstanding his book.. which btw they forced the actors to read and talked a lot about, even referenced her in the first minutes of the movie... only to seethe after transitioning that: "the book is another matrix that's the whole point of referencing it"
Chase Barnes
Dark City, Akira, Ghost in a shell - boom you have Matrix.
Aaron Sanders
Why do I keep finding stuff like this which makes me respect Lucas even more.