Musing

Revolutions A Review of the Most Pressing Questions/Theories Brought About By the End of the Matrix Trilogy #1 - Wtf? This is an all-encompassing question that explains the general feeling I've walked out of theaters thinking both times I've seen it. For more specifics, keep reading. #2 - When Morpheus, Trinity, and Seraph enter the Merovingian's club, the Merovingian looks over the edge of the balcony and calls Seraph "the prodigal son" and "my little Judas." By extension, therefore, I take that to mean that the Oracle would also be considered a traitor to the Merovingian's cause. But if they were traitors, then at some point they must have all been on the same side. Which leads ME to believe that in the past five "versions" of the Matrix, the Oracle and the Architect were on the same side. Why is this important? I believe this is a sign that this "version" WAS different - that this time, things were so radicall...

The 2003 Ho's Choice Music Awards First of all, I would like to take this opportunity to say that through this past year, thanks to viewers like you and the wonder of modern technology that is P2P file sharing, I was able to experience an incredible amount of new music by artists both new and old. So this year I decided to add a few extra awards to the end-of-year round-up. Let's begin with.... New Artist of the Year - Audioslave If you don't have their self-titled debut, your collection is missing a gem. I heard four of the songs on the CD before I went out and purchased it, so I was expecting a worthwhile buy. It exceded even my expectations - $10 at Walmart will get you these 14 stellar tracks. There's just something about the lead vocalist's voice that perfects an already awesome job by all of the band's instruments. Kind of a bluesy sound, I'd say. I should also add that one of the finalists for the coveted Song of the Year award, Sho...