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Obviously in the past 20 years both of them became mentally ill and indoctrinated into the leftist cul.
Being BS'ed here. Back when the Matrix came out,... "trans" was unheard of and the gays didn't dominate things like they do today,...it was 22 years ago. Back then you were either straight, gay, or bi,...and that was it. That was the 3 choices you had. The movie had no connection in any way to gay or trans. Wachowski is lying here for the sake of a modern agenda and the rewriting of history. Wachowski is going to be a Leftist, and that is what Leftists do.'The Matrix' Creator Explains What The Red Pill Really Is
In a new video, Wachowski explained that while she wasn't sure how actively she was thinking about trans themes while making "The Matrix," the film is certainly a trans-allegory.
It's just leftists not being able to understand abstract thought. And any that the brothers possessed twenty years ago is gone. Any person with a brain knows that it's a metaphoric meaning. Going further with it is something I see only narcissists do like leftists tend to now. It's why leftists always use movies to make modern comparisons to their troubles. It's cringe pure and simple.
I don't know.... Too Wong Fu had already been released for a few years.
True. However they wrote The Matrix, and whatever they meant the Red Pill to represent, it doesn't change the community's use of it as a metaphor or what it means in that context. It's just meant to separate what is illusion and what is real.
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I didn't think much of Fight Club. I'm a fan of the The Matrix for its deep questions about the meaning of existence, and for a lot of fight scenes that strangely looked like video games of the era.
It was just another apocalyptic movie following on the heals of Mad Max if I'm not mixing up the dates. Apocalyptic movies were big back than. I don't think those involved in inventing the story line thought anything more of the Red/Blue pill thing that what you see on the surface. I think the deeper applications of meaning were just accidental and the viewers came up with that.
How did I miss this thread? The Matrix is one of my all-time favorite movies. I do have to agree with @SargeMaximus that there are clear signs of the creator's ideology in the movie. However, the idea of the Blue Pill vs Red Pill clearly refers to be awakened to reality. And whether they like it or not, the concept is universally applicable. Now that the creator of the idea for the movie happens to be trans and the term is highly used for Male Rights and the manosphere community is just simply unfortunate for this person.'The Matrix' Creator Explains What The Red Pill Really Is
In a new video, Wachowski explained that while she wasn't sure how actively she was thinking about trans themes while making "The Matrix," the film is certainly a trans-allegory.
The film "The Matrix" doesn't push any of that. There is nothing in the movie about trans women or hormone therapy. It's just an action movie that was never meant to be taken so seriously.
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great point the term was hijacked by pick up artist if they say it is what it is
