Same. I thought it was just about some autist turned kung fu master after getting roofied by some wise black dude with glasses, who would later beat the sht out of some other dude, also with glasses.
Certainly good enough for 10 year old me. Present me looks for substance, something most movies nowadays lack. They're either dumb thrills or overtly pretentious wanna-be big-brain flicks that throw a bunch of meaningless, random imagery in attempt to look sophisticated, all to hide the fact that the main message they're trying to convey lacks subtlety and thought.
No kidding!
I didn't have any idea what the movie truly was about back then though.
Same. I thought it was just about some autist turned kung fu master after getting roofied by some wise black dude with glasses, who would later beat the sht out of some other dude, also with glasses.
Certainly good enough for 10 year old me. Present me looks for substance, something most movies nowadays lack. They're either dumb thrills or overtly pretentious wanna-be big-brain flicks that throw a bunch of meaningless, random imagery in attempt to look sophisticated, all to hide the fact that the main message they're trying to convey lacks subtlety and thought.
Great special effects too, for that time.
this is the funniest bad-recap of the movie I could imagine, thank you XD
that feeling when you realize Agent Smith is real...
Yeah no shit!
(however, I'm still looking for that "lady in red" !!!)