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Thematically complex, yet clearly and enjoyably weaving eastern philosophy, Lewis Carroll and ancient mysticism, the film has Keanu Reeves as Neo, a reclusive computer hacker who may be able to save the world from the evils of cyberspace slavery.
The Matrix (ITV2, 9pm) by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
With media-savvy wife Colleen able to guide and inspire him, the Manchester United star is much more comfortable in front of the cameras - yet still enjoyably shy.
Rooney meets likely lads: Weekend TV; Tomorrow WAYNE ROONEY'S STREET ... by Birmingham Mail (England)
THOMAS TANTRUM Rage Against The Tantrum *** With girly vocals giving their enjoyably chaotic sound a fresh-faced facade, this Southampton four-piece sound like the musical equivalent of a bun fight in the youth club - enjoyable, as long as you don't have to clean up afterwards.
MUSIC: SINGLES by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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