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The Matrix - The Wachowski brothers are, if their brief bio on the The Matrix website is to be believed (the only notation therein is some sort of mysterious reference to a thirty-year tenure in the film business, doing Lord Knows What, before their startling breakthrough with the slick and sassy lesbian love-triangle film, Bound), charter members of the new generation of the Stanley Kubrick, I-Want-To-Be-Alone School of Direction, and are a most welcome arrival, especially after the founding father made a most untimely and unwelcome departure this past month. Like Kubrick and unlike that remaining Garboesque director, Terrence Malick (whose style seems less that of an auteur and more of a poseur with every passing film), Larry and Andy Wachowski appear to possess that most elusive of qualities: the ability to rework film genres, and, in so doing, to impose their imprint upon them without destroying them utterly (though in the act of bending things out of shape, even the best intentions can go awry sometimes).

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