"There are no bullets". Thank you for understanding what happened at the end. So many reactors roll their eyes thinking that Trinity's kiss somehow brings him back to life like some disney princess movie. When in reality, that wasnt it. The Oracle even told Neo that he or Morpheus will die, and that Neo is "waiting for something. Maybe the next life". She prophesied him dying. Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦
This movie did a great job at giving away subtle clues that Neo is the guy: 17:49 The Oracle telling Neo that she understands why Trinity likes him. 23:45 Trinity telling Neo "It can't be true." And he asks her "Why?" But she doesn't answer.. (Because the Oracle had already told her she was destined to fall in love with the one, which she keeps to herself. )
Interesting indeed. But that's not quite accurate as to why they need the hardline phones. What's needed is an access point that's native to the Matrix system itself. Thus, the phones. Later on, as system technology 'within' the Matrix advances, a local WiFi access point for example would be required...
Almost everyone from the dial up ages also had those speakers that could detect an incoming phone call. So you could be ready to hang up and try to reconnect to your game.
I remember when this movie came out. The way it was shot, there was nothing like it. The bullet time, the rotating cameras, the filters... God this first movie is amazing. Too bad the sequels didn't quite live up to the hype.
Neo is an INTP/ Logician. One of the 16 MBTI personalities. Trinity is an ISTP, Morpheus is an ENFJ, Cipher is an ESTP, agent Smith is an ISTJ, Tank is an ESFJ, big bro Dozer is an ISFJ and the Oracle is an INFJ.These are just a few of the personalities that exist. Google and UA-cam, the 16 MBTI personalities. Also the Matrix is loosely based on Plato's Allegory of the Cave written 380 b.c
Nice. You make some refreshingly keen observations far too many people don't make. Like when Neo and Trinity storm the building, they're killing innocent people. And it's not Trinity's kiss that 'resurrects' Neo. Great to see observant, intelligent people.
AI and it's possible threat is nothing new. It's first mentioned in a book back in 1872. Then you get 1968's "2001 a Spacy Odyssey", 1970's "Colossus the Forbin Project", 1984's "Terminator" and it pretty snowballs from there.
Hello Kot & Ket!😊 Yep, unfortunately everyone they kill are actually innocents trapped in the matrix. You guys caught on pretty quickly as to what was happening. I think there has been so much in the way of A.I. since the 25 years after this came out, that it is much easier to accept the circumstances here. You guys would really enjoy Hugo Weaving in "V for Vendetta" (2005). Great reactions to this film that still holds up 25 years later, Guys!!!!🎬👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
This movie was ground breaking for its time, holds up very well today! I’ve been watching y’all’s South Park reactions, they’re good too! I live in Texas, but my Grandma was Czech. Your east European accents remind me of her!
There are 4 Matrix films, there has been talk of a fifth, but will it come to anything? And as one user already wrote... Cloud Atlas is an almost epochal film and you should have seen it and V for Vendetta. Why you can't find any reaction videos for Cloud Atlas (2012) is a mystery to me. There are still many good films where there are hardly any or no reaction videos.
I'm always fascinated with the "eye triangles" that women paint onto their faces near their eyes, its such a strange look IMO and every younger women paints them on their face now. I feel that in 20 years we'll look back at this 'eye triangles' fad and laugh like we do with afro and mullet hair cuts and all the other crazy fashion trends throughout history. I don't get to meet many women wearing the eye triangles but I think if I ever met someone who had them on their face, I don't think I could stop staring at them. Women wearing lots of makeup has always been strange to me, but these eye triangles that all the women paint on their faces might be the strangest fad. I just can't believe that women actually paint little black triangles at the ends of their eyeballs. Actually... the "three inch long eyelash" trend might be stranger than the "painted-on eye triangles". I'll never understand humans. Anyways.... Great reaction, perfect amount of banter and no plot-predicting makes for a great experience for us the audience. The Matrix is a great move, hope you two and everyone has a good day.
"You hear that Mr. Anderson?... That is the sound of inevitability... It is the sound of your death... Goodbye, Mr. Anderson..." "My name... is Neo." Fun, deep film. This movie is about free will and breaking free of the machine. Unfortunately, the second and third movies (while watchable) are philosophically inconsistent with this movie. The fourth movie is absolute garbage and completely unwatchable. I can't stop you from watching them, just be prepared to be disappointed in them. Fun Fact: Theatrical movie debut of Tamara Brown. Mythology Fact: In Greek mythology, Morpheus (Laurence Fishburne) is the god of dreams. The One Fact: To prepare for the scene where Neo wakes up in a pod, Keanu Reeves lost fifteen pounds and shaved his whole body to give Neo an emaciated look. Set Malfunction Fact: After the lobby shoot-out, the camera pans back, showing the aftermath of the gunfight. A moment passes, and a large chunk of one of the pillars falls off. This was not planned, but was left in for a comedic effect. Not A Snowflake Fact: Carrie-Anne Moss twisted her ankle while shooting one of her scenes, but decided not to tell anyone until after filming, so they wouldn't re-cast her. Carrie-Anne Moss performed the shots featuring Trinity at the beginning of the film, and all the wire stunts throughout, herself. Sunglasses Enthusiast Fact: The iconic sunglasses worn by the Matrix characters are from the "Blinde" label, which prides itself on producing handmade glasses. The company's founder, Richard Walker, had to tender against large companies, such as Ray-Ban and Arnette, to win the film's sunglasses contract, and set himself apart by scratch-designing pairs of glasses based purely on the characters' unusual names. When his tender was successful, Walker was flown into Sydney where he spent the duration of the Matrix shoot custom-designing sunglasses for the cast in the back of an Oxford Street optometrist.
"There are no bullets". Thank you for understanding what happened at the end. So many reactors roll their eyes thinking that Trinity's kiss somehow brings him back to life like some disney princess movie. When in reality, that wasnt it. The Oracle even told Neo that he or Morpheus will die, and that Neo is "waiting for something. Maybe the next life". She prophesied him dying.
Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦
This movie did a great job at giving away subtle clues that Neo is the guy:
17:49 The Oracle telling Neo that she understands why Trinity likes him.
23:45 Trinity telling Neo "It can't be true." And he asks her "Why?" But she doesn't answer.. (Because the Oracle had already told her she was destined to fall in love with the one, which she keeps to herself. )
It’s interesting that younger people don’t realize we used telephones to connect in the beginning of the internet. That’s why they need the phones 😊
Interesting indeed. But that's not quite accurate as to why they need the hardline phones. What's needed is an access point that's native to the Matrix system itself. Thus, the phones. Later on, as system technology 'within' the Matrix advances, a local WiFi access point for example would be required...
Dial up internet was the worst but it was all we had.
Seriously, Gen Z might be the stupidest generation ever in America
Almost everyone from the dial up ages also had those speakers that could detect an incoming phone call. So you could be ready to hang up and try to reconnect to your game.
Yeah, in Eastern Europe, the internet only became a thing after 2005, and it was just like it is now.
Timeless classic. Highly recommend all of the Wachowski films. "Speed Racer", "V For Vendetta" and especially "Cloud Atlas".
for me, those you listed suck
I watched this movie on 31 december 1999 it was my goodbye to the 90s
The cat passed out behind you cracks me up
A glitch in the matrix.
Did not know that ya'll are from Ukraine. That's awesome!!! Saying hello from Texas. Good reaction from one of my favorite movies of all time.
Howdy 🤠🐎
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I remember when this movie came out. The way it was shot, there was nothing like it. The bullet time, the rotating cameras, the filters... God this first movie is amazing. Too bad the sequels didn't quite live up to the hype.
Neo is an INTP/ Logician. One of the 16 MBTI personalities. Trinity is an ISTP, Morpheus is an ENFJ, Cipher is an ESTP, agent Smith is an ISTJ, Tank is an ESFJ, big bro Dozer is an ISFJ and the Oracle is an INFJ.These are just a few of the personalities that exist. Google and UA-cam, the 16 MBTI personalities. Also the Matrix is loosely based on Plato's Allegory of the Cave written 380 b.c
Nice. You make some refreshingly keen observations far too many people don't make. Like when Neo and Trinity storm the building, they're killing innocent people. And it's not Trinity's kiss that 'resurrects' Neo. Great to see observant, intelligent people.
the matrix talks about our world and how we depend from machines
AI and it's possible threat is nothing new. It's first mentioned in a book back in 1872. Then you get 1968's "2001 a Spacy Odyssey", 1970's "Colossus the Forbin Project", 1984's "Terminator" and it pretty snowballs from there.
Now nueralink is the literal matrix
Where I worked in Sydney they closed it off to traffic so they could film the helicopter scene
Yes, this was made in Australia.
After the Lord of the Rings trilogy, this is my second best trilogy ever in my life!
Original Star Wars for me. But those are good too!
The Oracle said he was waiting on something, "who knows, your next life maybe" 😎
Nokia joke was on point, always enjoy you guys.
Hello Kot & Ket!😊 Yep, unfortunately everyone they kill are actually innocents trapped in the matrix. You guys caught on pretty quickly as to what was happening. I think there has been so much in the way of A.I. since the 25 years after this came out, that it is much easier to accept the circumstances here. You guys would really enjoy Hugo Weaving in "V for Vendetta" (2005). Great reactions to this film that still holds up 25 years later, Guys!!!!🎬👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
This movie was ground breaking for its time, holds up very well today! I’ve been watching y’all’s South Park reactions, they’re good too! I live in Texas, but my Grandma was Czech. Your east European accents remind me of her!
Check out “Point Break” w Keanu, Swayze(RIP), and Gary busey 👌🏼
Awesome movie. Please react to the sequels :)
Just saw this on the big screen again awesome movie
You guys are great, always a pleasure
this blew our minds in '99
Bless you,your lady sneezed
Agent programs can possess ANY human who is plugged in. IE, they cant be killed.
They hack into the Matrix via telephone hard lines.
"trash. the best friend in american movies." 🤣😅😂 wait a minute... 🤔 that is kind of true 🤭 🤪 enjoyed your reaction 👍☺
If you haven't seen Total Recall (the original 1990 version, not the terrible remake) then please give it a watch 😂
You do of course know that dreaming of flying is about sex, right? hahaha
Please do a reaction to cloud atlas and odd thomas
you guys are the best
There are 4 Matrix films, there has been talk of a fifth, but will it come to anything? And as one user already wrote... Cloud Atlas is an almost epochal film and you should have seen it and V for Vendetta. Why you can't find any reaction videos for Cloud Atlas (2012) is a mystery to me. There are still many good films where there are hardly any or no reaction videos.
Matrix 4 was garbage. Pure unadulterated crap!
I'm always fascinated with the "eye triangles" that women paint onto their faces near their eyes, its such a strange look IMO and every younger women paints them on their face now. I feel that in 20 years we'll look back at this 'eye triangles' fad and laugh like we do with afro and mullet hair cuts and all the other crazy fashion trends throughout history. I don't get to meet many women wearing the eye triangles but I think if I ever met someone who had them on their face, I don't think I could stop staring at them. Women wearing lots of makeup has always been strange to me, but these eye triangles that all the women paint on their faces might be the strangest fad. I just can't believe that women actually paint little black triangles at the ends of their eyeballs. Actually... the "three inch long eyelash" trend might be stranger than the "painted-on eye triangles". I'll never understand humans. Anyways.... Great reaction, perfect amount of banter and no plot-predicting makes for a great experience for us the audience. The Matrix is a great move, hope you two and everyone has a good day.
"You hear that Mr. Anderson?... That is the sound of inevitability... It is the sound of your death... Goodbye, Mr. Anderson..."
"My name... is Neo."
Fun, deep film. This movie is about free will and breaking free of the machine. Unfortunately, the second and third movies (while watchable) are philosophically inconsistent with this movie. The fourth movie is absolute garbage and completely unwatchable. I can't stop you from watching them, just be prepared to be disappointed in them.
Fun Fact: Theatrical movie debut of Tamara Brown.
Mythology Fact: In Greek mythology, Morpheus (Laurence Fishburne) is the god of dreams.
The One Fact: To prepare for the scene where Neo wakes up in a pod, Keanu Reeves lost fifteen pounds and shaved his whole body to give Neo an emaciated look.
Set Malfunction Fact: After the lobby shoot-out, the camera pans back, showing the aftermath of the gunfight. A moment passes, and a large chunk of one of the pillars falls off. This was not planned, but was left in for a comedic effect.
Not A Snowflake Fact: Carrie-Anne Moss twisted her ankle while shooting one of her scenes, but decided not to tell anyone until after filming, so they wouldn't re-cast her. Carrie-Anne Moss performed the shots featuring Trinity at the beginning of the film, and all the wire stunts throughout, herself.
Sunglasses Enthusiast Fact: The iconic sunglasses worn by the Matrix characters are from the "Blinde" label, which prides itself on producing handmade glasses. The company's founder, Richard Walker, had to tender against large companies, such as Ray-Ban and Arnette, to win the film's sunglasses contract, and set himself apart by scratch-designing pairs of glasses based purely on the characters' unusual names. When his tender was successful, Walker was flown into Sydney where he spent the duration of the Matrix shoot custom-designing sunglasses for the cast in the back of an Oxford Street optometrist.
The greatest documentary ever created to this day, remember who told you AI would enslave us.