There is something about a woman that looks that good in leather, seems to want sex from her man all the time, shoots and handles a gun like no tomorrow, fights like Bruce Lee and can ride the shit out of a motorcylce.

so does she compare to Bugs Bunny dressed up like a girl bunny or what?

Ewwww.

That's a man, baby!



In all reality though, I don't like her. She seems like a dyke.

She makes me feel kinda funny...  like when we used to climb the rope in gym class.

that broad is fucking hot

Carrie Ann Moss---->[sex]<----me

Is it the same person from the first one?  If so than hell yea i'd hit it.

It's not you. She's smooooookn' HOT!!

Too thin for my tastes, I like a bit more meat on my women. Looks good in leather though.

You are wierd and she is hot.

dyke

Here ya go:

[img]http://awesomehouse.com/matrix/images/trin-a.jpg[/img]

I'd hit it!

While you may be wierd, I'd definitely hit it.  She is very hot.

Found: Better Pics

[img]http://www.musimax.net/carrie/c3.jpg[/img]

You would think that with all the money she has she could afford some food.

Depends who you are.  

To me, she is fugly. very fugly.

Some THINK shes hot.

...then again hillary clinton got married, so you know what some people think.....

I look much better than that guy. The first movie rocked. The second is just a music video with booooting talk and a few cheap fights but ONE cool highway chase!!!

Ok, you seem to make a lot of weird comments. Please explain or shut up. I am tired of you.

To all those who say Trinity is ugly, I have a challenge.

[b]Post a picture of your wife/girlfriend[/b]

I am willing to bet that your wife/girlfriend looks worse than Trinity.

We can put your wife/girlfriend's picture on hotornot.com and let the masses speak.

[rofl2]

I think Monica Bellucci( Persophone) was hotter

Put a check in the "fugly" column for me...

Hot.......


[banana]

I wouldn't kick her off the couch



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she's Canadian btw

I'd rate Linda Hamilton in T2 higher.  Totally buff, totally business, decked out in black going full auto.

She is damn hot IMO.  However I think she may have gotten even thinner since the first movie or something.  Several times in Reloaded she looked too bony to me.  

I don't care for the short hair, too butch but she is still hot.

She's a hottie, all right!  Maybe a bit butch, but she'd be fun to wrestle with.  [;D]

Atencio is right, Monica is hot. She was in some foreign film about WWII a few years back. Forgot the name though

You got that straight. Trinity is hot but Persophone (Monica) is smokin'. Damn she looked good in that white rubber dress.

Like I've said before in a similar thread.
I'd Hit it like a JDAM.

Would I hit it??

Till it was cross-eyed. [;)]

Physically, she's about a 7.

Attitude (in the film)?  A 10.

Combined?  I'd hit it.

Sigorney Weaver isn't all that fine either, but she was badass in [i]Alien[/i] and again in [i]Aliens[/i].

I like women who can take care of themselves.

Hey, it's not bad once you get up past the used part.

Canadian, Married, and Pregnant.

Yes

[url]http://www.bizjournals.com/birmingham/stories/2003/02/24/story4.html[/url]

A bit of discretion gains Hollywood's attention

Ryan Mahoney
Staff

Fans of the 1999 box-office hit The Matrix know they'll see plenty of impressive special effects in the two sequels hitting theaters later this year.

One new special effect, though, is about less, not more. When Matrix star Carrie-Anne Moss dons her signature body-hugging latex costume, her silhouette will be slightly less revealing.

She'll be wearing a product designed by Birmingham entrepreneur Sheila Johnson, president and CEO of Nippits Inc., which supplies women from Homewood to Hollywood with flexible tape strips that conceal nipples.

Johnson's unique, one-size-fits-all product has been worn by such entertainers as Julia Roberts, Jennifer Lopez and Angelina Jolie, as well as thousands of women who wear sheer dresses and clingy tops.

In addition to The Matrix: Reloaded and The Matrix: Revolutions, Johnson's invention has been used in a spate of recent movies (Sweet Home Alabama and A Beautiful Mind among them), soap operas and TV sitcoms.

The impetus for Johnson's invention came one evening in 2000 when she donned a clingy, bra-less gown for a formal dance – on the deck of a cruise ship in Alaska.

"It was very, very cold," says Johnson, a former model. "I tried glue-on cups, bandage tape and padded pasties, but nothing seemed to work. I turned to my husband, Kraig (an emergency room physician), and said, 'This is ridiculous. With my fashion experience and your medical background, we ought to be able to come up with something better than this.'"

Back from vacation, the Johnsons began an exhaustive process of research, development and trial-and-error. The two labored for months until they found the proper material and shape, patenting the design in December 2001 and buying manufacturing capacity at a factory in Knoxville, Tenn.

While Johnson won't disclose revenue, she does say that more than 300,000 packages of Nippits have been sold to date and that she expects a 30 percent revenue increase in the next fiscal year.

The strips sell for about $5-$10 per five-pair pack at specialty boutiques in 46 states, including 25 locations in Alabama, 16 of them in the metro area. They are available in several foreign countries and online.

"They're selling really well," says Susan G. Matthews, owner of the Mountain Brook shop of the same name. "We've been carrying them about two years. Customers say they really help with the problem."

Nippits are about 2 1/2 inches long and adhere directly to the nipple, although the firm recommends applying face powder first to make removal easier. They can accommodate women of any size, with or without a bra, and work with everything from form-fitting blouses to T-shirts to corporate suits. Even wet swimsuits are no problem.

No chafing allowed

"We have a lot of athletes who wear them," Johnson says. "Tennis players, swimmers – even male marathon runners, who don't like their shirts chafing them while they run. An unbelievable number of women are using them after mastectomies, too."

Big production companies – one Matrix costume designer alone ordered 3,000 pairs – aren't the firm's only entertainment clients. Fashion designers in New York and Los Angeles use Nippits in their studios and at runway shows. They also are being snapped up for photo sessions by fashion magazines.

The product was even featured in a recent A&E television documentary hosted by Carmen Electra called Cleavage.

Johnson hopes to place the product in larger chain stores like Neiman Marcus and Birmingham's own Parisian this year, although she concedes such retailers often are hesitant to adopt single-product lines.

"There's nothing else like this out there," Johnson says. "It's just one more thing that gives women control over their appearance, and I'm glad we were able to do it."

Shes just not my type not saying shes not hot just I wouldnt hit it.

In regards to the "Nippits", don't it just figure that a woman would invent a product like this.

Ruinin' all a' my fun.


Oh and BTW, she is very attractive.

'Course I'm a horndog so my opinion don't hold a lot of weight.

What he said. [:P]