And I still don't know if the chick who played the witch was a bad actress or it was supposed to be like that, like a parody or something.God did they ever butcher the story by shoving all that supernatural garbage into it.
Eh, to each his own. There's a certain level of enjoyment that I derive from "bad" movies. And Keanu just has that "likeable" factor, even when the movie is dogshit.47 ronin? That is one awful movie.
Probably just shit writing. She would have won best supporting actress back in 2007 but reparations were more important that year.And I still don't know if the chick who played the witch was a bad actress or it was supposed to be like that, like a parody or something.
article said:For Lilly, working on Work in Progress (with series star and co-creator), a comedy that follows the life of Abby, a 46-year-old "self-identified fat, queer dyke" (the show's wording), who suffers from depression, and has a thing about Julia Sweeney's problematic former Saturday Night Live character, Pat (Sweeney is also in this show), felt like the right place to be.
how did those two basket cases ever make the Matrix such a hit? like how were they able to focus their crazy retardation into something coherent and competent? there had to be a third party helping them out.Lilly Wachowski explains why she's not involved with 'Matrix 4': 'That's a tough one'
Lilly Wachowski has opened up about her decision to step away from the 'Matrix' franchise ahead of its fourth installment.ew.com
i'll just believe they stole the scripthow did those two basket cases ever make the Matrix such a hit? like how were they able to focus their crazy retardation into something coherent and competent? there had to be a third party helping them out.
they did steal the idea from Phillip K Dick, but so did a lot of others. its just amazing to me that they came up with such fresh original concepts with beautiful cinematography and score. you would never know the directors were one step away from being committed.i'll just believe they stole the script
Inside The BIllion Dollar Matrix Lawsuit, One of the Internet's Most Pervasive Hoaxes
For 10 years, the story of Sophia Stewart winning a court case against the Wachowski brothers for basing "The Matrix" off of her copyrighted screen treatment has continuously cropped up on the web, but court documents show the story is little more than a longstanding viral hoax.newsfeed.time.com
Most of the iconic scenes and concepts are stolen from previous works the directors saw. "Paying homage" or in most cases outright ripoffs.they did steal the idea from Phillip K Dick, but so did a lot of others. its just amazing to me that they came up with such fresh original concepts with beautiful cinematography and score. you would never know the directors were one step away from being committed.
Most of the iconic scenes and concepts are stolen from previous works the directors saw. "Paying homage" or in most cases outright ripoffs.
GitS / Matrix in first 20 seconds
Most of the iconic scenes and concepts are stolen from previous works the directors saw. "Paying homage" or in most cases outright ripoffs.
GitS / Matrix in first 20 seconds
You know, it's weird. Because the Matrix is about opposing the system, and they were staunchly anti-Trump, who is essentially an Orange Man Bad version of Neo who raised awareness about the corrupt system we live in. And the MSM/Blue Checkmark driven NPCs attacked him in order to protect their system, which Morpheus predicted.how did those two basket cases ever make the Matrix such a hit? like how were they able to focus their crazy retardation into something coherent and competent? there had to be a third party helping them out.
well i think a lot of these anti trumpers only say that because they want to keep working in Hollywood, they probably dont give a shit about anything outside their little bubbles. box office poison like the Wachowski weirdos have to resort to making tranny flicks and rebooting this dead IP with the aging actors from the first trilogy in order to pay the bills. only us old timers are gonna even bother seeing this,You know, it's weird. Because the Matrix is about opposing the system, and they were staunchly anti-Trump, who is essentially an Orange Man Bad version of Neo who raised awareness about the corrupt system we live in. And the MSM/Blue Checkmark driven NPCs attacked him in order to protect their system, which Morpheus predicted.
In short, I agree they aren't responsible for the Matrix.
I don't think it was interference. I think it was just purely accidental.I suspect a lot of people had input on the first movie, whereas they had more control over the sequels.