"You have to understand, most of these people are not ready to be unplugged. And many of them are so inert, so hopelessly dependent on the system that they will fight to protect it." - Morpheus, The Matrix (1999)
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It's actually quite hilarious that two brothers, who later decided they were sisters all along, made this incredibly based and ahead-of-its-time movie unironically.
I have a theory stemming from practically zero evidence, but I think they're possibly faking the trans thing in order to not get Stanley Kubricked. They were with-it enough to make a wildly popular and ground-breaking movie that we reference all the time (red-pill, in the Matrix, waking up), plus V for Vendetta, but I think they are hiding behind the LGBTQRSTWXYZ++ cover so that the Illuminati still thinks they're safe.
I don't know, or maybe it's sincere and they were both abused by a politician when they were boys.
Big budget movies always have a large amount of staff working on them and constantly editing and giving input which gives some of these movies that golden touch that Hollywood used to be known for around the world that put it above everyone else. These two brothers were just one cog in the whole machine and accepted a bunch of ideas from the people who worked for them. They had an eye for a visually appealing movie that needed to sell and they just so happened to nail that down using similar examples from previous movies of that era that had some redpilling in them.
"you are a slave in your own mind." should really be used more, honestly...
I suspect they had this creative idea for a story they thought would be cool, but they didn't really see it as anything other than that, a story.
They actually wrote a comic book before they made the movie, in fact, they apparently used it as storyboards for the film, and they apparently knew exactly want they wanted for pretty much every scene, but they had such high energy that people found it infectious rather than obnoxious...
They even had one of the effects guys research what kind of glass they'd need to make the scene where the helicopter hits the side of the building and then the glass explodes with a water-like ripple. Obviously, the up-close shots were cgi, but the part where you see it from a distance? that's real glass breaking.
Yeah I forgot they were transvestites. Mental illness is a bitch.
They stole it.
https://www.mauinews.com/news/local-news/2014/01/author-says-matrix-films-lifted-from-work/
Lol yeah. Almost wanna say I'm glad they did because the movie magic behind the scenes probably would not have come together without these two mentally ill folk at the helm.