This began way back in 1999's The Matrix, where moments of great philosophical rhetoric receded only long enough for the characters to kick the crap out of each other. It's their persistence in the belief that action and dialogue should seldom if ever take place at the same time - essentially, there is a time for talking and a time for fighting, and never the two shall meet. With the release of Speed Racer, it's becoming clear that the Wachowskis are not unlike David Mamet or Wes Anderson in that they have their own distinctive, consistent filmmaking style.
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