MR MATRIX AND HIS DOMINATRIX (ick!)

Mirror UK ^ | 5/20/03 | David Edwards

[I_Love_My_Husband]

Too creepy. Glad I haven't seen the flix. I've heard Matrix is terrible too. Now we know why. A Sick Kinky Gross Person is the director.

[I_Love_My_Husband]

Forgot to add, CLICK THE LINK for the PIC of Larry as Trannie, I didn't want to gross you all out.

[I_Love_My_Husband]

Scripter, I don't think people like this should be allowed to make movies or get budgets.

The latest on Larry W. is that he wants to be referred to as Laura!

EWWWWWWWW!

[Thane_Banquo]

Hollyweird.

Both Matrices were great, btw.

[I_Love_My_Husband]

Why? Because of the special effects? That's what my husband does for a living. It's just CG. No big deal.

[The Hon. Galahad Threepwood]

Bevare the big green dragon that sits on the doorstep!

[BenLurkin]

"Sporting dangly earrings and a knitted cap, he was accompanied by 36-year-old Karin Winslow - a well-known sado-masochistic dominatrix, who had just left her trans-sexual husband and taken on Wachowski as her "slave"."

If true, here is Exhibit A as to why Hollywierd needs to be pout out of business. The dementia of the producers. writers and actors inevitably bleeds through into what they produce, write and act in. That in turn has had and will conitnue to have an increasingly detrimental effect on society.

It is shameful that this puke is what America exports to the world.

[Thane_Banquo]

Yeah, the special effects made the movie cool. I agree. It surely wasn't the acting, because Keanu Reeves is no Mel Gibson or Tom Hanks. That said, the guy who plays Morpheus is pretty good.

[Prodigal Son]

Both Matrix movies were really good. Just saw Reloaded again yesterday. Really enjoyed it even though I went to a morning showing and the theatre was full of kids.

[FITZ]

What about the politicians and people like Dick Morris?

[apackof2]

1TI 6:[9] People who want to get rich fall into temptation and a trap and into many foolish and harmful desires that plunge men into ruin and destruction. [10] For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil.

Note: Not money itself or even having it but the Love of it.

[jellybean]

CLICK THE LINK for the PIC of Larry as Trannie...

Hmmmm...

[I_Love_My_Husband]

What I do like is that the star (Keanu) is going to give about $1 million to EACH special effects person!

I said to hubby "Honey, try to get work on the NEXT Keanu Reeves special effects project!"

[Screaming_Gerbil]

For the two Matrix sequels, the brothers were promised £10million which they would split 50-50. They also earned an advance of £1.5million for the video game and got a cut of the box-office receipts. It was a year after moving to LA that Wachowski first walked into The Dungeon fetish club. It was there he met Karin, who was earning £156 an hour whipping and beating clients.

I see this paragraph as a summary of what happened in the beginning to bring this all about.

The whole story sounds to me like an example of what can happen when someone who is intelligent and creative, but not too well grounded in reality and without a lot of self-control, runs into a lot of money...

[razorback-bert]

Reads like a Penthouse letter.

[Eaker]

This certainly makes, "whiskey for me and beer for my horses" seem tame.

Eaker

[Mamzelle]

Just saw Matrix II--It was about a half-hour too long. Every fight and chase sequence was beautifully done, but also way overdone and way too long. And I can't take my kids to it, though they watched the first version. What was the deal with that huge dance sequence that went on forever? Like, so boring.

And all that silly philobabble.

[punster]

It sounds like the new girl friend will get him whipped into shape.

[Prodigal Son]

I'm starting to believe the dance scene was a device to get the viewing audience to believe the people in Zion are real. I'm not so sure they are- or rather, I'm not so sure they have ever been uplugged from the Matrix (or indeed whether the Matrix ever existed).

The dance scene didn't disturb me. I've been on dance floors that looked similar. I had occasion to contrast the film yesterday with another brand of stage performance- the ballet. Went to see Reloaded in the morning, went to the ballet in the evening. I didn't see anything in the Matrix dance scene that I did not also see at the ballet, but the ballet went on for considerably longer. There was also more nudity at the ballet. In one vignette the female dancer was topless and the way she and the male dancer writhed their bodies against one another wasn't that much different than what I saw in the film. LOL! I even saw dreadlocks at the ballet- 'Ghost Dances'.

At least at the Matrix I didn't have an oppressively snobbish English woman sitting next to me asking me why I didn't like the Rambert company's 'Living Toys' ;-)

[stubernx98]

I saw it with my son. Totaly agree with your analysis. Poorly edited. Twisted story line. Second rate acting. Poor premise continuity.

Oh well, I am waiting for the remake of When Worlds Collide".