The Male Gaze in The Matrix Nicole Erin Morse / Florida Atlantic University The Matrix Figure 1: A classic screen siren distracts the protagonist in The Matrix (1999) In my first column for Flow , I discussed how the Magic Mike franchisewhich might appear to cater to heterosexual female desireserves as a powerful demonstration of the persistence of the male gaze in popular cinema
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