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I remain convinced now, as I was back then, that The Matrix – the legendary 1999 movie by the Wachowskis – owes at least half of its tremendous success in Poland to the ingenious slogan that was used to promote it on billboards and posters even before it hit the screens in cinemas. What made it a classic film, in the purest sense of the word, was not its special effects, groundbreaking as they were by the standards of that time, or its masterfully constructed plot, or even the tremendous performances by Carrie-Anne Moss, Laurence Fishburne and Keanu Reeves. Rather, I posit that if it had not been for the intriguing question used to entice the Polish public to watch the movie,