Matrix Essays
|
||
Essays about The Matrix
Archives
Reviews"A Matrix blog so full of dystopian goodness and V.V. cool, black dust-coated, philosophical chin-strokery that it had to be linked." -- FirstSeasonListed as an example of a "great blog" on Earthlink's guide to blogging. "And I thought I tended to overanalyze!" -- protoplasmal "[The Matrix] has far more potential for intellectual masturbation than Star Trek as this blog proves superbly." -- Harry Selected as a "Blog of Note" by Blogger Listed in Technorati's Interesting Newcomers "I'm pretty sure that when it comes to The Matrix, though, there's no such thing as overanalysis." -- TheTape "What more could a hard-core fan of The Matrix ask for?" -- Between The Lines This site is a confirmed Reality Trip! SwagSupport this blog: order the "There is no mug" mugParodiesOther Places We Hang OutMatrix SitesOfficial movie siteAnimatrix Philosophy and The Matrix Matrix Theories hackthematrix Matrix Community MusicSarah FimmTrespassers William Cory Sipper Dremana Contactnicholas at graphicsengines.com Tom_Good1atexcite.com Cosmos orblogs GeoURL
"We're interested in mythology, archetypes, and trying to reinvestigate them in a modern context." -- Larry Wachowski, quoted in EW
Article links: To link to a specific article on this blog, click on the hyperlink labeled "permalink" at the end of the article, then use that URL as your link. |
Wednesday, October 29, 2003
Steven Spencer has an analysis of the Revolutions trailer on his site.
Sunday, October 12, 2003
Nick Douglas writes:
I found a site for those playing the Metacortechs metagame: Nick's site is here.
Wednesday, October 08, 2003
Some readers have pointed me towards this additional information on Metacortechs at eHacked.com:
The Watchowski (sp?) brothers have started an extremely immersive experience that only hones our hunger for the third installment of this great series.
Tuesday, October 07, 2003
Several readers have pointed out this link: http://www.metacortechs.com/, supposedly the company that Neo works for in The Matrix.
Reader Chris writes:
I picked up the current issue of Cinefex (issue 95), and there are a good amount of photos from The Matrix Reloaded, as well as some behind the scenes pictures, like an overhead photo of the fake highway. There is one interesting detail I never noticed before: the addresses on the colliding trucks. They are:
Reader "the sherlock" writes:
In watching the Revolutions preview, Neo wakes up in a white train/subway station and on the wall is written Mobil Ave. This is about the part in the preview where (sounds like) the Oracle says Neo is "in a place between this world and the machine world".
Wednesday, October 01, 2003
Reader Mike writes, in response to the previous post:
The giant spiky thing doesn't grant Neo any Real World powers, he gives him more freedom in the Matrix. If you watch it, you can see a needle behind Neo that gets injected into his head. |