Ergo vis a vis
Ergo vis a vis
Julian Lopez
Jaxson Phillips
>smart people words
Was it bad marketing?
Eli Perez
concordantly.
Josiah Watson
Mtv actually did a pretty funny parody of this with will ferrel and justin timberlake
youtu.be
Angel Baker
The Scary Movie 3 one with Carlin is funnier
Isaac Brooks
Damn beat me to it. Nice double dubs senpai
Jacob Evans
thegeektwins.com
>"What we were trying to achieve with the story overall was a shift, the same kind of shift that happens for Neo, that Neo goes from being in this sort of cocooned and programmed world, to having to participate in the construction of meaning to his life. And we were like, 'Well, can the audience go through the three movies and experience something similar to what the main character experiences?' ... So the first movie is sort of classical in its approach, the second movie is deconstructionist and an assault on all the things you thought to be true in the first movie ... and the third movie is the most ambiguous, because it asks you to actually participate in the construction of meaning."
Translation: "We took everything people liked about the first movie, and destroyed it in the second and third movie."
Cooper Thomas
>it's been circulating and killing ever since
>just like pootie tang
lmao
Hudson Edwards
Daily reminder that the architect and the matrix as a whole was created by the united human government after they DEFEATED the machined by blacking out the sky.
The matrix and the farms were created as a way for humanity to comfortably live and wait for the machines (now stripped of AI and running solely as a program) to rebuild and replenish the earth.
Zion and its population are religious fundamentalist who didn't agree with the matrix concept and who would rather live in the real world even as it is that 'live a lie'
also they hate technology and believe its to dangerous to sleep and leave machines in charge after what they did last time.
Basically; Morpheus, Neo and the whole of ZION are literally ISIS and the machines are the good guys.
Thomas Gonzalez
>Good Idea
Ramp up the stakes after breaking free of the system's control at the end of the first movie by suggesting that that action was itself part of the system and questioning the human ability to rebel and choose in general.
>Bad Idea
Do this by having three or four characters monologue on predestination and the illusion of choice for about half an hour total.