The Matrix turned a quarter-century old today

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GeminiDeus
03/31/2024
10:57 PM
#1
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/0/055287a1.jpg
Without truth, there is nothing.
Reggiebush0Nine
03/31/2024
11:25 PM
#2
and in a month columbine will be the same age.
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#3
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WingsOfGood
03/31/2024
11:38 PM
#4
Matrix had more cultural impact than Avatar
PMarth2002
04/01/2024
12:05 AM
#5
Still my favorite movie.
When money talks for the very last time, and nobody walks a step behind
When there's only one race, and that's mankind, then we shall be free
Pikachuchupika
04/01/2024
12:28 AM
#6
Woah
Reggiebush0Nine
04/01/2024
06:45 AM
#7
PMarth2002 posted...
Still my favorite movie.
Just forget 2 and 3 happened besides the car chase scene in I think 2.
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GeminiDeus
04/01/2024
03:45 PM
#8
Wanted to add text but I was too tired last night when making the topic.

I was working at a Blockbuster Video when the movie released in theaters, and I remember one night even before the movie was released, some customer came in and asked me when the movie would be on VHS. He was some rich looking guy, too. Why did my brain decide to make this one of my core memories?
Without truth, there is nothing.
Gritty
04/01/2024
03:47 PM
#9
I took a first date to that movie

fuck Im old

slso dont do first date movies. Bad call.
RetuenOfDevsman
04/01/2024
03:48 PM
#10
WingsOfGood posted...
Matrix had more cultural impact than Avatar
I've had farts that had more cultural impact than Avatar
I have a signature now so shut up
Reggiebush0Nine
04/02/2024
10:53 AM
#11
you had me lying in urine.
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Accolon
04/02/2024
10:56 AM
#12
I had that poster hanging in my bedroom
http://i.imgur.com/XAMp8.jpg
Hayame_Zero
04/02/2024
11:00 AM
#13
A cyberpunk Jesus allegory directed by trans women turned 25 on Easter and Trans Visibility Day.
...I think I'm done here...
Glob
04/02/2024
11:07 AM
#14
Gritty posted...
I took a first date to that movie

fuck Im old

slso dont do first date movies. Bad call.

I love a movie first date.
CyborgSage00x0
04/02/2024
11:15 AM
#15
DuranOfForcena posted...
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/f/f4aaaf8d.jpg

pretend that says 25
Actually, yeah, shit goes downhill fast after 1999.

Obviously, legendary movie.
PotD's resident Film Expert.
TwoDoorPC
04/02/2024
11:22 AM
#16
Reggiebush0Nine posted...
Just forget 2 and 3 happened besides the car chase scene in I think 2.

chateau fight is still great. idc what anyone else says
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Westernwolf4
04/02/2024
11:27 AM
#17
My future wife and I were planning our wedding, graduating from college and getting ready for graduate school when we wandered into a random theater a month before we got married in 1999. I write all this because, not only did we love the movie, but it is the last movie I remember seeing that I knew nothing about when I saw it.

The internet was young and it was so hectic that I had not seen previews, so we went in totally cold. What a gift to see a film that is a total surprise. In this day and age, that is almost impossible. I dont really expect to have that experience again.
An opinion does not turn into a fact simply because the person holding it feels strongly about it.
kirbymuncher
04/02/2024
11:42 AM
#18
I was actually thinking of rewatching it a few weeks ago, without knowing this at all. weird coincidence (though I didn't actually end up watching it)
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