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less trans than i hoped tbh, but i definitely saw it and felt it

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[–] thirtymilliondeadfish@hexbear.net 1 points 10 months ago

The original is so fucking trans omg I cried on a recent viewing

[–] Frogmanfromlake@hexbear.net 1 points 10 months ago

The Matrix aged incredibly well. I remember seeing it in the early 2000's during the height of the 9/11 hysteria. The messages of questioning society and waking up to the truth resonated hard with me at the time. A lot of people I knew interpreted the Matrix as a message of realizing how rotten the status quo is and how it controls our lives. Most choose to be liberals or conservatives dutifully fulfilling whatever needs to get done in order to finish the day. Never really questioning anything and going along with what the state tells them.

The few that choose to think outside of that are awakened in another world where the powers that be do everything they can to keep them down out of fear that society will follow their lead and begin to question authority. Growing up in both a post-dictator country and the US during the Bush years really shaped how I viewed the Matrix.

The sequels are kind of okay. The remake is awful.

[–] Orannis62@hexbear.net 1 points 10 months ago

Speaking of the Wachowskis, their first movie, Bound, is a lesbian crime thriller that like. After watching it I don't understand how anyone ever thought they were men. I know one of the Wachowskis is straight but like. This movie was the most Seen a movie ever made me feel as a lesbian