Category Archives: movies

The Matrix 4.0

Posted on September 9, 2021 by Doc Searls

The original Matrix is my favorite movie. Not because it was the best movie. Rather because it’s the most important, at least for our Digital Age. (It’s also among the most rewatchable. Hear that, Ringer? Rewatch the whole series before … Continue reading →

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Wonder What?

Posted on December 26, 2020 by Doc Searls

Our Christmas evening of cinematic indulgence was watching Wonder Woman 1984, about which I just posted this, elsewhere on the Interwebs: I mean, okay, all “super” and “enhanced” hero (and villain) archetypes are impossible. Not found in nature. You grant that. … Continue reading →

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The Great Trivializer

Posted on August 27, 2019 by Doc Searls

Last night I watched The Great Hack a second time. It’s a fine documentary, maybe even a classic. (A classic in literature, I learned on this Radio Open Source podcast, is a work that “can only be re-read.” If that’s … Continue reading →

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