Anonymous
6/27/2025, 10:40:02 PM No.212069212
opinions?
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Thread 212069212 - /tv/ [Archived: 939 hours ago]
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 10:44:31 PM No.212069414
>>212069212 (OP)
In the 90s it was your typical thriller film
But now everyone knows it was autogynephilic film
In the 90s it was your typical thriller film
But now everyone knows it was autogynephilic film
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 10:51:42 PM No.212069698
>>212069212 (OP)
Now that you mention one of the Wachowski brothers started messing with that dominatrix around the time they made Bound, right? Or was it the early 90s? This movie was released in 1996.
Now that you mention one of the Wachowski brothers started messing with that dominatrix around the time they made Bound, right? Or was it the early 90s? This movie was released in 1996.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 10:53:50 PM No.212069775
>>212069212 (OP)
Never seen it, but I want to have "intercourse" with this era Gina Gershon.
Never seen it, but I want to have "intercourse" with this era Gina Gershon.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 10:56:21 PM No.212069866
>>212069698
Obviously meant for >>212069414. In the meantime, however, I looked up the details. Surprisingly, Larry's relation to the said dominatrix dates back to January 2001. Yes, two years after the Matrix.
>Nothing in the Wachowski brothers' past suggested that they were on the verge of becoming the new nerd titans of Hollywood. Their only previous credit, the kinky $4 million lesbian noir thriller Bound, featured some of the steamiest girl-girl action ever seen in a studio film but didn't find a wide audience. What Bound did signal, however, were themes that became recurring Wachowski obsessions: how easily and naturally, in a rigid world, social and sexual identities can shift.
>During their Bound period, the brothers struck friends and colleagues as inveterate jokesters, refreshingly open. After a lifetime of striving for film success -- first as comic-book-obsessed kids, then as neophyte screenwriters -- the Midwesterners seemed unaffected by the seductive trappings of the movie business. "Larry and Andy were the kinds of guys you'd want to have a beer with," says a film writer who spent time with them during the Bound press tour. "Very approachable. Very normal." Then came The Matrix.
More of the story: https://web.archive.org/web/20060316084758/http://www.rollingstone.com/news/story/9138137/the_mystery_of_larry_wachowski/
Obviously meant for >>212069414. In the meantime, however, I looked up the details. Surprisingly, Larry's relation to the said dominatrix dates back to January 2001. Yes, two years after the Matrix.
>Nothing in the Wachowski brothers' past suggested that they were on the verge of becoming the new nerd titans of Hollywood. Their only previous credit, the kinky $4 million lesbian noir thriller Bound, featured some of the steamiest girl-girl action ever seen in a studio film but didn't find a wide audience. What Bound did signal, however, were themes that became recurring Wachowski obsessions: how easily and naturally, in a rigid world, social and sexual identities can shift.
>During their Bound period, the brothers struck friends and colleagues as inveterate jokesters, refreshingly open. After a lifetime of striving for film success -- first as comic-book-obsessed kids, then as neophyte screenwriters -- the Midwesterners seemed unaffected by the seductive trappings of the movie business. "Larry and Andy were the kinds of guys you'd want to have a beer with," says a film writer who spent time with them during the Bound press tour. "Very approachable. Very normal." Then came The Matrix.
More of the story: https://web.archive.org/web/20060316084758/http://www.rollingstone.com/news/story/9138137/the_mystery_of_larry_wachowski/
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 10:56:55 PM No.212069890
their best work
better than Matrix
better than Matrix
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 11:06:11 PM No.212070272
>>212069212 (OP)
it's a perfect movie even though the lesbo stuff is a bit graphic
it's a perfect movie even though the lesbo stuff is a bit graphic
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 11:07:28 PM No.212070328
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 11:09:02 PM No.212070395
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 11:09:04 PM No.212070398
>>212070350
not at all
not at all
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 11:09:51 PM No.212070431
>>212070328
well... i appreciate the line "i can see again!"
well... i appreciate the line "i can see again!"