Yup.. I also own the Matrix.. but doesn't the Matrix own YOU!

LOL...I can't believe this thread is still around. You guys crack me up.

And yes, this is a scientific poll. Roughly 75% of you people own it, therefore, expect $150 mil opening weekend. Again, these are scientific results.

And this is somehow seen as...a bad thing? I don't get it. -confused-

Heh, of course I've got it. It wasn't my first purchase, it wasn't even my 100th purchase, but I have it. In fact I watched it Thursday to get pysched up. :D

No. Hated the movie.

Sold my copy thinking the SE was coming out this year... ah well, I'll just wait for the box set.

It was the 1st DVD that I bought. Little did I know at the time how addictive this could be. heh

Sol

No, no and no. I will never have the movie that destroyed the hollywood action movie in my collection. If someone were to give it to me for free, I'd burn it.

Anyway, why would I want a warmed over kung fu crap-fest when I've got a wide assortment of HK films at my disposal? I'd watch Shaolin Soccer a thousand times before I ever considered putting on this turd.

Never have owned it. Figured I'll buy the trilogy.

Cool movie!! Own the DVD. Will be in line to get reloaded later this week!

:thumbsup:

No. Saw it, didn't like it, won't be buying it or seeing the sequels.

one of my first ch enrollments, loved it going to see reloaded this week

It was the second dvd I bought, and a major influence on my decision to buy a dvd player at that time instead of waiting.

Thanks to Reel.com.. it was my first purchase. $4.98 I believe. :)

No, my wife and her friends went and saw this movie when it was in theaters as a "girl's night out." NONE of them liked it, so I haven't bothered.

I don't own it. I rented it once, but it's not good enough to be worth owning.

That's like asking a bunch of girls if they enjoyed Pulp Fiction or Fight Club.....

I didn't know my wife when Pulp Fiction came out, so I've seen that. Her group didn't like Fight Club either, so I passed on that one. I prefer to hear the thoughts of actual audience members rather than some snooty critic.

It was one of my first DVDs.

Was one of the first gifts I got at Christmas 2000 along with my dvd player! :D

My actual point was that you were using the reaction of a female audience to a film aimed more at a male crowd.

Your wife probably wouldn't avoid a chick flick just because you and a few of your buddies gave it the thumbs down. :D

2nd DVD I ever owned.

My own wife loves The Matrix. I'm the one who thinks it's somewhere between average and not-very-good. And alas, we own a copy now, as of Saturday.

Either way, you're letting someone else decide for you, which is never a good idea. It may be a good indicator but you should never totally write a movie off based on anything someone else says, because everyone has different opinions.

Tell us where you are. We will try to negotiate with your captors. No one should be forced to endure that kind of torture.