The Making of The Matrix (1999)
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- Опубліковано 20 бер 2014
- The actual "Making of" documentary from the original movie release. Its hard to think that as of 2014, this film is now almost 15 years old.
This video is posted purely for educational purposes as was the intention of the original documentary. - Фільми й анімація
Insanely well-made movie. Even after 20 years this movie still blows my mind.
I am so glad Reeves played Neo and not Will Smith.
Filipus Adendum
No, Will Smith was supposed to play as Neo, but he turned down the part for another movie
Swarovski Memories Uh, no. That would be the Wachowskis...
ForwardProductions That movie would be Wild Wild West. He reportedly regretted that decision, haha. If you love great stories about Hollywood film making you should check out the Wild Wild West episode of How did this get made.
It would be hard to take Will Smith seriously in a movie like Matrix given most people see him as a comedian from the Fresh Prince. A loner computer geek questioning the meaning of life is a bit hard to imagine for someone who was "born and raised in West Philadelphia"
That would be an epic miscast.
Say what u may, Keanu made this movie the same way Arnie made Terminator.
He is irreplaceably perfect as Neo.
i would agree keanu played the role the best he could. but i wouldnt say its unimaginable for any better actor to replace him in a potential remake.
"...to replace him in a potential remake." ...and here we have it guys... why shitty movies get made and how they make money.
I agree. Although he is currently the John Wick of our current generation of action movies, you can't have better actor playing Neo as Keanu Reeves. Hollywood kept doing remakes and reboots because they're run out of creative ideas and film concept.
@Meta Man White always beats black for sure
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Whenever I see Lawrence Fishburne in a movie, I still call him Morpheus.
I'm pretty sure everyone does that haha
Same here. I think a lot people who were exposed to Lawrence Fishburne the 1st time saw him playing Morpheus. Even the name Morpheus is so memorable that I think the 1st people they think of whenever they hear the name is Lawrence
I always wondered if Larry and Andy stole the name Morpheus from the Morpheus from the Sandman books by Neil Gaiman. Which by the way is coming to Netflix soon.
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YES.
I would go as far as saying this is probably the last sic-fi/action film that really makes use of CGI to an incredible effect without over-doing it. Timeless film, absolute classic, fantastic phrases, legendary actors, insane plot. I'm proud of being a 90s baby; when technology was about but not overused.
Yeah. And the movie is still very watchable today.
Just see it on a big screen with loud sound and immerse like you never saw it before
Everything about the digital age was In a perfect place In 1999 , even the Internet and social media
with stuff like AOL was perfectly limited , ppl had just enough capability without becoming obsessed with an oversaturation of Information , ppl also didn't have to deal wih censorship or Invasion of privacy.
I was there opening night and The Matrix was the last truly groundbreaking use of CG I ever saw , every other movie I can think of In the 2000's didn't do anything significantly new , not The Dark Knight or any of other hyped film of that era. 1999 was the last pure golden age year for society In general before things spun out of control and we started becoming slaves to technology and losing our humanity.
I agree with everything you said 💯%
Even behind the scenes Carrie-Anne moss is a badass, I love her
Keanu too
❤️
Lol nah
THIS is what happens when you and your team are full 100% passionate about a film you're making with them. The result: A masterpiece.
Interesting on how this video focuses on how groundbreaking the cinematography and special effects are but doesn’t really touch on how groundbreaking it was to take such a subversive concept and make it palatable for the masses.
You could argue the Wachowskis failed at that, because their vision was undermined by the executives. Originally, the enslaved humans were meant to serve as processing power for the machines, which goes some way to explaining why they would expend resources to keep them around. The execs thought audiences wouldn't understand that, so the purpose of the slaves was changed to energy generation. This makes no sense at all, as the only energy input to the slaves is their ancestors' remains, so conservation of energy would have to be violated to sustain the slaves, never mind generate additional useful energy.
I don’t think that distinction is important at all. Both metaphors serve the same purpose. It’s like getting mad about the ‘parsecs’ in Star Wars. It is wrong but it doesn’t matter and nobody cares
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@@ShotokanEditor late 90’s is when all the computer viruses affected the world...also the increasing concern of not knowing how to handle this increasing computer dependency.....
anime live action though is not as well known in the west.
I feel like it's a little self explanatory. To me, that's kind of like saying "They spent a lot of this video talking about how DNA gets transcribed and translated into proteins, but they don't really talk about the Central Dogma of cells very much".
Almost 20 years later this movie still holds up or is ahead of stuff in theaters today
This movie revolutionize movie making period
~( didn't 'improve' movies though . . .
Original, unprecedented.... that's always an improvement. (and I'm a William Wyler Eric Von Stroheim Billy Wilder Anthony Mann Keaton Lang Cocteau nut....)
Unprecedented yes, but not all that original, there are a lot of borrowed themes and ideas...just executed so much better than many and one of most focused sci fi movies of the past few decades using those combined sources of inspiration.
~ i agree and im a kubrickite:) but all film makers must learn from the lessons of others, the mistakes and the successes, else when someone makes something good all we get from some others is just a copy of what went before. but its hard to capture lightning in a bottle, which is what a good film is - many elements coming together to combine and create something brilliant, a new perspective on an old scene - which is what those two siblings did with the first matrix film . . .
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In 1999, this movie...blew us away. There was nothing like it at the time. A rare movie that you could watch several times and be interested. It was a film study course in itself. The special effects and style of the film influenced many later films like Equilibrium and Underworld.
Equilibrium, good movie!
Still no movie beats it. Cinema isn't what used to be.
I really feel sorry for everybody who couldn't experience the matrix back then. At that time i was 12 and naturally movies were my life. There was only 1 immersive action game that was telling any story by that time and it was Half-Life. So if you wanted to experience a full on packed action, you had to resolve to movies. So we had masterpieces like Die Hard 3, Speed, Bad Boys and then we had something the world had never seen - The Matrix. The tone, the script, the action and the effects were nothing anybody had ever heard of. Yeah T2 Judgement Day showed us what WOULD happen if we let loose the AI, but The Matrix was showing how it was already happening. It;s hard to make something so fantastical like a bullet-dodging effects and at the same time having some logic to it (like if you're in a simulation program, you can use your mind and let it be the only limit of what you're capable of).
I was around 12 too, when the matrix came out, I was obsessed with seeing that movie...and I was a huge, huge fan of half-life too.😁
@@evanabbott2737 lol, i was also 12 when i first saw matrix, and played half life. It was the best year in my life, after that ,everything went downhill :(
@@divanosoba9658 I know what you mean, man...first 9/11, then one thing after the other, Jesus Christ...🙄
I was 10 years old when this came out. Matrix 1 is a Masterpiece 🔥
Being 12 in 1999 - does it make you a boomer? Lol xD (wait, nobody says "xD" anymore, I've been found out).
- Adûnâi
This was the best of the series, all the actors were casted perfectly. Was a great balance of real life action, great cinematography and special effects and great story. They looked like they had a lot of fun working on this, once on a life time chance to be in such an iconic movie.
this movie doesn't look like a movie made in 1999
when I watched it for the first time I thought it came out in 2010 or something
hard to believe this movie is as old as me
It was a head of it's time, and now all action movies made today use aspects of this film, including "Bullet Time"
OH god i'm older than this movie to think that so many elements within the movie were just young embryonic ides at the time but have come to be very true and in some cases an everyday reality!!
I totally agree with you 1000% that this Movie was ahead of its time and looks like a 2010 Movie and not from 1999 and this cool looking Movie still holds up pretty well
Wow it's hard to believe somebody didn't see the movie for over 10 years after it came out
same with fight club
Back when directors had balls to make awesome original movies.
See what I did here? Ok, I'll see myself out.
Can’t like this comment enough!
I think more so studios were willing to take risks.
@@f8talfury Wooosh
@@Druffmaul damn! How did I miss that one 😂😂😂
YOOOO CHILL LMAO 🤣😂
The Matrix is a masterpiece, one of the finest works of art ever in my opinion.
yes it is
This is the greatest movie of all time. There will never be a greater movie than this.
too many things is going on in this film from a futuristic and philosophical prospective... that is way beyond a simple "entertainment" , and beyond every hollywood film made in the past
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ln my humble opinion the second movie is better than the first. The fights were bigger, the philosophy got flipped on its head and they set it up well for the third movie. The second movie was a bridge that connected the first and last movie by going upside down lol
@@lucdemanmukenge6562 WHAT THE FUCK ??
I think I'm in agreement with you!
Every actor and director made this film a masterpiece not just Keanu.
the lobby scene is on my top 3 shootouts along with Heat and the intro of Saving Private Ryan!
one of my all time favorites, I've probably seen this a 100 times, and that's no exaggeration, lol!
Same story here
Me too...never gets old!
The older I get and the more films I watch it becomes obvious how rare gems like this truly are.
Probably 3 or 4 thousand times the budget of the Matrix has been spent in the interim, yet it's still largely peerless save a few exceptions that can be counted on one hand
it's actually a movie about a living godman called bar bar baba ji, no joke
if you check out the 1995 shooting script, the word BAR appears exactly twice in the script, that's just one of a hundred examples I could give you, no joke, this movie was written by God to describe Himself living in the world, just like the movie depicts Neo.
When Carrie Anne called the Wachowskis just normal guys...awkward
😂😂😂
9:59 - 11:29 As a comic artist/illustrator, I have ALWAYS gotten off on this portion of the doc. I remember rewinding this constantly to try and soak up this information when I first got the DVD way back when. Plus Steve Skroce is one of my favorite comic artists for his work on the Matrix and absolutely outside of it!
Thank you greatly for posting this!
No problem :-)
the wakoski bros stole the idea of this film from Megazone23 from 1985
Do you have a link that explains this more, I'd love to see it, thanks.
And ghost and shell
ТТThis moviе is now avааааilableе tо wаtсh hеre => twitter.com/a80ad628604ea6509/status/795841480271069184 Thе Mаking of Тhе Мatriхххх 1999
24:55 he was right about everything he predicted there.
I can't believe that Fishburne and Reeves did that helicopter catching thing by doing a bungey jump aswell! The height of that thing made me want to throw up. You could have all the safety equipment you like, but there is no way on earth I would do anything like that. Mind you, I get dizzy standing on a chair, and I don't like really high bridges either. Most heights make me feel nauseous actually. So hats off to them for doing that. Crazy bastards!
best sci-fi ever...PERIOD!!!
GAAND DEGA Terminator 2 has entered the chat..
@@al307antony2 Terminator 2 is also awesome and so is Aliens.
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Inception and matrix!
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Nah man, Inception is a Matrix cop-out.
Thank you so much for uploading this!
and to think these visionaries went bat shit crazy years later...
Matrix had the greatest storyboard work of all time.
I love Steve Skroce's work!
Hard to believe that its almost 20 years since this film came out and out of the trilogy, this film to me was the best .
I went to watch this film at midnight in a local theater. The place was packed. Twenty minutes in, and a strange herbal smell began to drift through the auditorium from the back seats. The dope heads were later ejected from the theater, largely because they had been talking too much. This is a trippy film. Never having indulged, I can't imagine what it's like watching it when you're high.
Phil O'Shaughnessy Lol I forgot that people who dont do drugs and old people refer to weed as dope.
There is no trilogy. This is the Matrix. The rest are irrelevant
@@ryanperson6307 😂😂😂 talkin about weed like it’s heroin or some shit
This is the best film ever. I've never been a fan of cyberpunk or sci-fi but this movie simply blew my mind. Every phrase. Every Camera Angle. Every action is just brilliantly thought out by the Wachowskis. No other film has so much coolness in such a short space of time. It epitomised the 90s and was the last proper action film before the millennium where everything became a CGI fest. The philosophical approach combined with tons of insane action shots is simply perfection. Rightly so did Keanu donate 75 of his 80 million dollar salary from the trilogy to the film crew because they deserve so much credit. I was only 2 when this film was released, I really wish I could have been a bit older to absorb the hype that surrounded this film. There is something truly unique about this film; maybe it was the inclusion of kung fu that was never seen before. Whatever it was, the Wachowskis knew exactly what they wanted.
When it came out, there was a big mystery surrounding it. They kept saying "If you want to know what the Matrix is, you have to see it for yourself." I was working at a record store and a guy came in the store one night selling a bunch of different bootleg movie vhs tapes. I bought the Matrix. When I played it at my apartment, It wasn't a good quality tape, but the low quality of the bootleg, somehow made the movie that more mysterious and cool. It's hard to explain. Lol
Very well said. I still remember the day I left the movie theatre and couldn’t believe what I just saw
And now we know why The Matrix was a once in a decade masterpiece and Matrix 4 was a piece of shit.
The animation they talk about is "Ghost in the Shell" I believe.
Together with Back to the Future, this is my most favorite movie of all time. I must have seen this at least 25 times and each time it's still good. I was mindblown, the first time I saw this. The doc. focuses on the innovative camerawork, stunts and special effects, but for me The Matrix is all about the concept and the way it is brought to the audience. And if I'm really honest, this movie plays a big part in my own search for freedom in life. The question: "who am I without my thoughts and concepts?" is directly connected with this movie. For that matter, it's more than just a movie. It's also a genuine piece of art that makes you see yourself and life in a different way.
Thnx for this documentary!
This movie is so brilliant. Thanks for uploading
Matrix is my all time favorite film. This somehow made it even better
23:20 I always thought that glass was completely CGI. I wish they had gone into detail about this scene a bit more, but it sounds like it was real glass after all. 20 years and this movie continues to impress me.
You can learn more about the glass here (I saw this not too long ago): ua-cam.com/video/oKt-Jz_s9DE/v-deo.html
Probably the last film that everyone went in knowing fuck all about it and it was awesome.
Exactly. I went into the theatre not actually knowing what the matrix was. When Neo is trying to find out what it is we're just a curious as he is. These days even if you try to avoid spoilers, the trailer itself will spoil it for you.
Thanks a lot for the video, man
A milestone in the history of movie making. Its significance is unquestionable.
Crazy when you see these brothers become sisters
At the same time?
Matrix is such a great movie. I remember watching this as a 9y/o. Watching it today and Im still in love. Its just amazing
One of the best movie I ever saw.
Ive never seen such scenes shot,its an amazing spectacle .Wow
Matrix is mindblowing then and still my favorite sci-fi movie for all-time. The metaphors, visual effects, story was an eyeopener & an allegory of real events happening in the world around us now. Wake Up People! Our lives weren't so free after all.... "de-ja-vu"
Thanks. Still a great movie that I keep going back too and very few movies ever make me do that.
Tanks for up this video ..
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I watched this making of on DVD countless times back in the day.
The matrix has a little from ghost in the shell, akira and ninja scroll in my opinion, Matrix do something that change the way we see movies, was great to see this film in the cinema in 1999 ,a Anime come to real life , nobody done before, instant classic and great soundtrack,
The Wachowskis were huge japanime fans and wanted to bring that action to a live action event.
I'm also thinking some Serial Experiment Lain
wow I'm so happy to see this! The Matrix Trilogy was one of its kind!!
great action movie. even after 25 years, _The Matrix_ still blow my mind. thanks god i've buy and collected this movie.
Carrie's remarks about the W brothers really didnt age well lol.
Who would have thought they would both be the wachowski sisters at this point in time tho?
@@DakinRinone well, they were busting their balls doing the trilogy...
Thanks Andrew
3:50 what's the name of the song?
Question: if the first cast choices were Will Smith and Val Kilmer, why are Neo white and Morpheus black in the storyboards?
I love Will Smith, but I just don't see him as Neo. At all.
Keanu Reeves as Neo: A computer programmer, born Thomas A. Anderson, who secretly operates as a hacker named Neo. Reeves described his character as someone who felt that something was wrong, and was searching for Morpheus and the truth to break free. Will Smith turned down the role of Neo to make Wild Wild West, because of skepticism over the film's ambitious bullet time special effects. He later stated he was "not mature enough as an actor" at that time, and that if given the role, he "would have messed it up". Smith praised Reeves for his portrayal. Nicolas Cage also turned down the part because of "family obligations". Warner Bros. sought Brad Pitt or Val Kilmer for the role. When both declined, Leonardo DiCaprio initially accepted the role, but ultimately turned it down because he did not want to do a visual effects film directly after Titanic. The studio pushed for Reeves, who won the role over Johnny Depp, the Wachowskis' first choice. Lorenzo di Bonaventura stated that the screenplay was also sent to Sandra Bullock, with the suggestion of rewriting Neo as a female
Laurence Fishburne as Morpheus: A human freed from the Matrix and captain of the Nebuchadnezzar. Fishburne stated that once he read the script, he did not understand why other people found it confusing. However, he doubted if the movie would ever be made, because it was "so smart". The Wachowskis instructed Fishburne to base his performance on the character Morpheus in Neil Gaiman's Sandman comics. Gary Oldman, Samuel L. Jackson and Val Kilmer were also considered for the part.
Carrie-Anne Moss as Trinity: A human freed by Morpheus, a crewmember of the Nebuchadnezzar, and later Neo's romantic interest. After reading the script, Moss stated that at first, she did not believe she had to do the extreme acrobatic actions as described in the script. She also doubted how the Wachowskis would get to direct a movie with a budget so large, but after spending an hour with them going through the storyboard, she understood why some people would trust them. Moss mentioned that she underwent a three-hour physical test during casting, so she knew what to expect subsequently. The role made Moss, who later said, "I had no career before. None." Janet Jackson was initially approached for the role but scheduling conflicts prevented her from accepting it. In an interview, she stated that turning down the role was difficult for her, so she later referenced The Matrix in the 'Intro' and 'Outro' interludes on her tenth studio album Discipline. Sandra Bullock, who was previously approached for the role of Neo, was also offered the role of Trinity, but she turned it down. Rosie Perez, Salma Hayek and Jada Pinkett Smith (who would later play Niobe in the sequels) auditioned for the role.
Hugo Weaving as Agent Smith: A sentient "Agent" program of the Matrix whose purpose is to destroy Zion and stop humans from getting out of the Matrix. Unlike other Agents, he has ambitions to free himself from his duties. Weaving stated that he found the character amusing and enjoyable to play. He developed a neutral accent but with more specific character for the role. He wanted Smith to sound neither robotic nor human, and also said that the Wachowskis' voices had influenced his voice in the film. When filming began, Weaving mentioned that he was excited to be a part of something that would extend him. Jean Reno was offered the role, but declined, unwilling to move to Australia for the production.
Joe Pantoliano as Cypher: Another human freed by Morpheus, and a crewmember of the Nebuchadnezzar, but one who regrets taking the red pill and seeks to be returned to the Matrix, later betraying the rebels to Agent Smith. Pantoliano had worked with the Wachowskis prior to appearing in The Matrix, starring in their 1996 film Bound.
Marcus Chong as Tank: The "operator" of the Nebuchadnezzar and Dozer's brother; they are both "natural" (as opposed to bred) humans, born outside of the Matrix.
Anthony Ray Parker as Dozer: Pilot of the Nebuchadnezzar. He is Tank's brother, and like him was born outside of the Matrix.
Julian Arahanga as Apoc: A freed human and a crew member on the Nebuchadnezzar.
Matt Doran as Mouse: A freed human and a programmer on the Nebuchadnezzar.
Gloria Foster as The Oracle: A prophet who still resides in the Matrix, helping the freed humans with her foresight and wisdom.
Belinda McClory as Switch: A human freed by Morpheus, and a crew member of the Nebuchadnezzar.
Paul Goddard as Agent Brown: One of two sentient "Agent" programs in the Matrix, who works with Agent Smith to destroy Zion and stop humans from escaping the system.
Robert Taylor as Agent Jones: One of two sentient "Agent" programs in the Matrix who works with Agent Smith to destroy Zion and stop humans from escaping the system.
9:20 to 9:28 Best thing ever.
this is the best film ever made hands down
the gopher in Caddyshack was awesome special effects
lol greatest comment ever
SoCal Dazed for real
I wish ‘making of’ videos included more off-camera footage shot during production. They used to be more interesting. This one is a welcome exception.
+Andrew Rayner
You put it right. The Matrix is fucking timeless. It is, without a doubt, the film classic of its generation ("X"), and a total metaphor for what is happening in society today. Incidentally, the best film role for Keanu Reeves, ever.
Hgo Weaving has made himself eternal as THE agent Smith. I think almost everybody would instantly recognize him. So If I was him, I would have some fun every now and then, dressing up with the black suit and the black glasses, put on a serious face and walk the streets. When somebody talks to me or gets into fan-mode, just giving them a short emotionless look and go on walking, like being the actual agent Smith. And when they are kinda upset about me sort of ignoring them, few steps later just turning around with a smile, that could still be agent Smith. =D You know, Arnie did such things in the whole Terminator-attire. I think, those are the fun sides of being a well known actor.
Does anyone know the origin of the first music track that is played in this? I searched up the entire OST of about over 100 tracks, and did not find it. It's quite the obscure track and has been a real trouble to hunt down for.
A great film, and a special truth for all. Respect for the time it was made.
Iv watched this film at least 80 times and only recently understood it and it’s brilliant what a concept!! I find it a lot easier to think of our existence as a kind of matrix like world than to think about why were here where did we come from, what was before the universe, what’s outside the universe and what’s outside of that you could just go on and on... matrix is a lot easier to believe and maybe not so fictional after all.
Still the best movie out there !! glad to hear they are making another
7:49 What is this music name? I never find this god dame music! 😢
A film that was not only groundbreaking, but also has staying power, with a great cast, great performances, great effects, and involving a LOT of very very hard working people, I still love the Matrix, and if it`s on, I HAVE TO see it :)
I know the whole thing by heart, but it doesn`t matter, love me some Matrix lol
Still one of the best movies of all time
And wasn't expecting 20:05 from half life 2
Looking at the concept art for this movie, makes you wonder how different it would be if it was only a comic series.
A revolutionary film with action sequences and world building that I feel has yet to truly be challenged.
Damn the drawings are really interesting and I will love to see a comic novel with those draws about the Matrix Universe
One of thr best lines. Smith, "...you help your neighbor take our her GARBAGE...'
The way he says that line is absolutely amazing, like taking out the garbage for someone is something only the lowest most treasonous inhuman scum would do!
Watching this and shaking my head thinking about matrix 4... Ugh
this movie is really in the top of the movie industry pyramid
THIS MOVIE WAS RELEASED IN 1999,BUT IS SUPERIOR TO MANY ACTION FILMS TODAY
I love the matrix movies. Favourite trilogy of all time, and I can't wait for the matrix resurrection. ❤️
Una de mis favoritas de todos los tiempos.
2019 Captain Marvel: I'm liek the first female hero ever. So glad women are finally strong characters.
1999 Trinity: Am I a joke to you?
2019 Marvel: We need more women directing movies!
1999 Wachowskis: 🥚🥚
I was an Extra on that at 7:28
+Alfa Won Which guy were you specifically?
+crapObear2323 Im the guy next to the pillar with a newspaper on my arm
+Alfa Won If you aren't bullshitting I must say that's awesome! did you get to talk to keanu or any of the main cast?
+crapObear2323 No course Im not bullshitting - LOL - why would I BS about that. If I was going to BS I would say Im Hugo Weaving or Keannu Reeves and go all the way ! Anyway yeah had a great time and did meet Keanu Reeves and Hugo Weaving. Keanu came up to me and asked me and a girl I was working with if Id like to go down in the lifts with him after the days shooting. When we came out there were all these paparazzi around us and I was walking out with Keannu. Was an awesome experience.
+Alfa Won dude thats amazing!, you were really lucky :)
Yuen Wo Ping said .... I don't want to do it.
Then he read the script , and said yes ! ;)
Imagine if you were an actor that did nothing but these groundbreaking movies where you have to train for months and months in some particular craft. You'd literally have the opportunity to learn very rare and unique things. Keanu def comes to mind when thinking about this type of acting career.
I remember seeing this on HBO during the theatrical release. I got to see it a week later due to watching 10 things I hate about you which was still in theaters and was the #1 movie the week before Matrix came out. I liked Julia Stiles and Heath Ledger. I then saw the matrix with my Dad at the same theater (AMC Loews Wayne) and enjoyed the movie. Best sci fi movie of 1999. Better than phantom menace. The sequels sucked and the video games were ok. I got the VHS for xmas as well as the eventual DVD release that came with ANimatrix and Matrix making of DVD. I can't wait for a 4k master of the saga.
1:27 yes they included my favorite hit in the whole movie
i love how he went back and made a movie with the ppl who helped him make that movie
Inside of the Matrix: Andy and Larry. Outside of the Matrix: Lilly and Lana.
It was the best movie 22 years before.Now still best movie.
The Matrix created a special experience at the Cinema that effectively foreshadowed the dangers of this Technology obsessed age to make it a Masterpiece of vision, style, creativity that gave the voices of Anarchy a triumph and helped paved the way for Wikipedia and Wikileaks to give meaning and truth for all in the 21st Century. A film that brings the triumph of the human spirit, power, context, hope, beauty and reality the way that Chariots of Fire inspires human values for all. Keanu Reeves has never met a role he could not master without aplomb and legendary moves that define action, adventure and capacity to bring exhilarating truths for all. Epic and Extraordinary for anyone who saw it when it came out and enjoyed the experience of being alive.
Supper Technic was adapted. Mind blowing.
Meorphus, Neo and Agent Smith r my FAVOURITE characters
The complete making of is around 6 hours long ! (of the whole trilogy).
I have it on the trilogy bluerays, I don't know if there is a way to see it somewhere else (DVD's ?). There is around 2-3h of making-of on each disk, sorted by scenes if I remember right, and it is very, very interesting !
+TURST67 shit, man what are you waiting for to upload them here
one of the best movies without doubt
2:15 this scene with them in the alley… is in the film?
One of my favorite movies.
Where can I see that Comic of Matrix?
looks awesome!
In fact the whole cast was blessed working with Woo Ping.
Music:Don Davis(1999)
Love the concept arts .... Trinity is a russian agent, and Neo... looks like Randall Flagg (devilish bad guy from Stephen King)
Looking forward to the new matrix and what groundbreaking effects will see!
lol