Meh. They can say anything they like today. "The Matrix" movies were and still are a huge inspiration to many people who disagree with the status quo [for infor

Meh. They can say anything they like today. "The Matrix" movies were and still are a huge inspiration to many people who disagree with the status quo [for informed and critical-thinking reasons and not just to double down on an expired teenager rebel act]. Ret-conning your own work in such a way doesn't make you favors. Plus it was strongly implied with the Switch character from the first movie. I had zero problems with any character (them included) and I loved the idea that if you are a more independent thinker you can also switch your gender as well [between The Matrix and the real world]. That's cool and progressive and all but it wasn't the central point of the movies. Not for me, not for literally anybody else I ever spoke with about it. So yeah, hop on that modern movement, that's fine, but claiming something about movies that is at odds with what most of your audience understood about them is not going to change their opinion. But meh, I guess she wouldn't be the first director addressing the fans with "you don't get it".