We got a movie about how the first three Matrix films are actually in-universe video games before we got GTA VI.
This is about as post-Sense8 a Matrix movie as you can get. The metatext of The Matrix Resurrections is about the inherent contradictions of running a franchise down to the bone. It's Lana Wachowski (working without sister Lilly due to scheduling conflicts) wrestling with the WB bigwigs. The fact that Warner Bros. is mentioned by name in this movie…
Ya know, you'd think it'd behoove the Zion military personnel to include face shields for their mech suits on the off chance that the machines rise up.
Firstly, it's neat that the Wachowskis were able to release two Matrix films in a single year six months apart. That just goes to show how massively ingrained in pop culture these films were. They were so popular that audiences couldn't wait at least a calendar year to see the next installment.
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Maybe the sexiest thing to ever happen within a 20-mile radius of an Applebee's in the history of apples or bees. If you know you know.
Hot people playing hot people playing the hottest fucking sport ever and fucking each other in the hottest throuple.
Challengers gets a million "restores my faith in cinema" points for its mere existence. Now having watched it, times that by a billion because this shit serves.
For as thankfully progressive as the filmmaking industry…
If this were a James Bond film then it'd be called Goldswallower.
Gold over flesh, flesh over gold and the hypocrisy of being greedy but never allowing others to feel the same. Eureka is a strange film, one which I chose to watch as a result of Gene Hackman's tragic passing a couple of days ago. It's one of his more obscure movies from this decade. Well, as obscure as a movie directed by Nicolas Roeg starring the likes of…
