Concepts about control, illusions of reality, lessons about diversity and acceptance, and ideas about love conquering all are common themes in the Wachowski's stories. They always input their style, which include CGI, special effects, extremely dramatic fight scenes, and a mix of comedic moments and intense darkness.

 

While the Wachowskis can be quite faithful to the original source material, they always add their own spin and style, adding deeper layers and their own complexities to the original story. Through their adaptive choices, they successfully create new and unique versions of the original material and are able to deliver intelligent versions of those stories on a mass scale without sacrificing complexity or their agenda and aims as filmmakers (The Matrix: Revisited, 2009).