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Unreal 'The Matrix' Tattoos Author: Do you love "The Matrix" movies? In 1999, one of the greatest science fiction and action films of all time hit theaters—"The Matrix." "The Matrix" was written and directed by Lana and Lilly Wachowski, who made their directing debut with 1996's "Bound." "The Matrix" is set in a dystopian future where society is unknowingly trapped in a simulated reality known as the matrix. In this simulated reality, which is created by super-intelligent machines, humans are distracted and their bodies are then used as an energy resource. The protagonist, computer programm...

Carrie-Anne Moss was asked to read for a grandma role one day after turning 40: “I went from being a girl to the mother to beyond the mother.”

Bob Odenkirk kicked some serious butt as Hutch Mansell in Nobody, and we have an exclusive clip highlighting his action star moves.

Nobody . After co-directing the first film with fellow ex-stuntman Chad Stahelski — who went on to solo direct the sequels — how did you make sure this was different? DAVID LEITCH It leans into the grounded action that Wick would have, but the character is vastly different. It's more accessible in a way. It's an everyman. There's more wish fulfillment in a way. Keanu Reeves is already an action star, and I love him, and he played a great empathetic character and continues to. But Bob is not [an action star]. MCCORMICK I was looking at some home entertainment materials of stuff that didn...

Bob Odenkirk as Hutch Mansell in “Nobody,” directed by Ilya Naishuller. (Photo courtesy of Universal Pictures) When trying to picture the star of a Hollywood action movie, Bob Odenkirk would likely not be the first to come to mind. However, the actor known for playing quirky side characters and more recently, lead performances in shows like “Better Call Saul” manages to command a screen presence in the new thriller film “Nobody.” In the Universal Pictures film, he delivers a fairly alternative take on a worn genre. In a virtual roundtable with Universal, The CU Independent joine...