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I honestly think that the Wachowski's point of view of saying that race doesn't matter and we are all connected and reborn into humanity as a whole was beautiful. Using the same actors transcending race was a brilliant way to show that point (granted, CGI should have been explored as an option)

So to all the people saying "blackface/yellowface/whiteface"; screw you. If the perceived racism is the only thing you get from this movie (where the point was a higher concept) I can only call you backwards. It's like, you are so caught up with racial struggles that you can't even see possibilities for the future, and I just feel sad for you, defined by your race and other races transgressions to it.

INB4 white privilege. No, I'm not white, actually, I'm not really sure what I am, but there's a veritable mix in there that would make Wenworth Miller feel inadecuate, and I'm not even close to be american.