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Saw it on release. There was a fairly short period where Matrix, Lord of the Rings, and Phantom Menace were being released one by one and really popping off. What a time to be a theater enjoyer.
I saw this movie first night it came to theaters, a special 11pm showing. They told us to stick around until the end of the credits , and they showed a trailer for the 3rd movie, which was wild. Because i believe it came to theaters that same year as well.
It's amazing how much Reloaded reveals. So basically the first movie says The One freed the first humans who made Zion, and when the One died, the Oracle prophesied his return. Also it's the Year 2199, so 200 years in the future. Reloaded reveals the real truth . . . The One rebuilds Zion after it's destroyed and the entire population of thousands is killed. He frees new people to rebuild Zion and lies to them, "Hey, the Matrix was just built and you're the first ever humans I've freed, yep, no humans before you were ever freed, now go build Zion, a city you're rebuilding for the first time." When that One dies, people wait for the new One. The new One goes on the same path as the previous One. The thousands of humans who've rebuild Zion since the last One for the past century are all killed as Zion is destroyed again. The one chooses the door to free 23 new people to rebuild Zion. Rinse and repeat. So Neo is the 6th one and it's REALLY 2699 . . . which means it's basically a Millennium since the 1700s at this point . . . So, really Neo is just ANOTHER One . . . Here's what makes Neo different (in the sense, why Neo, this trilogy could be about ANY One, so why Neo), the previous five Ones, they all choose the door to free 23 humans to rebuild Zion. Neo on the other hand, he's basically a wrench thrown in the Architect's cycle. Like the other five Ones, Neo was supposed to do the same. HOWEVER, he has fallen in love with Trinity. And it's that love that basically "blinds" Neo from making "the correct choice". Neo is the One who let love "blind him" and chose the OTHER door to save Trinity, thus Neo has now screwed up the Architect's cycle which has been working smoothly for six centuries . . . Wow that's a lot :D Edit: Also, the previous five Ones, they didn't accidentally imprint their code onto an Agent, giving an Agent One-Powers. Neo's little move of going into Smith and blowing him up from the inside gave Smith One-Powers, so now there's the added element of there's a rogue Agent basically corrupting the Matrix by copying himself into everyone, throwing a second wrench into the Architect's cycle which has been working smoothly for six centuries, lol.
The only thing I’m unsure of here is the amount of time that has passed. Zion has a population of 250,000 people. If they started with only 23, it would most likely take a lot longer than 200 years to get to such a high number. My guess is that the time that passes between each new version of Zion is possibly thousands of years. So instead of it being 2699, it could be like 8699!! Or perhaps that 250,000 includes the exponential growth of people they are freeing from inside the Matrix. Mind blowing isn’t it?
@@GordoFunk555 Yes :) Many of the offspring are those who've been pulled out :) And yes, I remember how mind blowing it was reading about it all for the first time :D
**Matrix 4 Spoiler alert** word around the rumor mill is Fishburne wasn’t casted for Matrix 4 b/c of his love for theatre, causing a dispute between him & the Wachowski sister. Crazy how his background ultimately became his demise in the later films in a way
I think one of the cooler parts of this movie are the "old programs" turning up in the new matrix where they're hiding/living. That's how you get vampires (the dudes in Club Hell), Ghosts (the two freaky white twins), even Persephone and Hades (at least I always interpreted the Merovingian as Hades). They're not "nods" to the old creatures or anything. They are literally, point blank, those creatures/deities from an old version of the matrix where the machines tried to create such things to control people.
When this film first came out I was on a school trip to Paris (I'm from the UK, so it wasn't far to go), so we went to see it in a French cinema, where it was subtitled in French. The bit where the Merovingian swears in French made everyone else in the cinema burst out laughing. Our French teacher, who we assumed understood what was said, wouldn't tell us what it meant. I know the pain of that curiosity.
Literally 'Whore of shit', where 'putain(e) de' is used to indicate the worst extreme of an example, where an American would say 'fucking'. For example, French 'putain de voiture' translates as 'whore of [a] car', where Americans would say 'fucking car'. The Parisian vernacular pronounces this as three syllables - putain d'merde - similar to how many American regional dialects say "fuckin'" rather than pronouncing the final 'g'. For reference, see the French girl assisting Harrison Ford in "Frantic", who says 'Oh, putain d'merde!' during the film in her apartment. Bordel de merde - literally 'whorehouse of [a]' has the same general connotation - the worst extreme of a case. The concatenation of these two terms is most famous from "The Matrix: Reloaded", where the character known as the Merovingian swears in French as "Nom de Dieu de putain de bordel de merde de saloperie de connard d'enculé de ta mère!'. 'Nom de Dieu' is literally "Name of God", where an American would say "God Dammit". A 'saloperie' is a dirty trick. 'Connard' is used like the American 'asshole' - figuratively, not literally. 'Enculé', root word 'cul' meaning 'asshole', literally, means sodomized, fucked in the ass. In the movie, the native French-speaking actor playing the Merovingian ad-libbed this phrase when asked to swear in French, which the Wachowski Brothers liked so much that they added it to the script. An approximate American version would be "Goddammit, fucking piece of shit, fucking asshole, fuck your mother in the ass." In French, as he says, "It's like wiping your ass with silk." Right it's not a bad translation, but you cannot just translate french word for word, it just doesn't work like that. The translation would be "godamn fucking load of shit, asshole, mother fucker. Enculé with the accent is past tense, so means fucked, as in fucked of your mother .
@@xArkSlade08x: The manga is extremely different from the two GitS films, but it's cool. It's more similar to some of the SAC stuff, but not quite that either. Definitely worth a read if you like that universe.
I remember seeing Seraph and was like this looks like a role perfect for Jet Li. Then later found out the role was actually written with the idea of casting him but he turned down the role cause he didn't want his martial arts digitally recorded on file or something which is crazy cause now in 2024 i think you can do just with technology without human involvement.
The freeway care chase scene is basically all practical, up until the big explosion at the end. It was filmed on a two-mile long fake freeway loop constructed on the runways of the former Alameda Naval Air Station, which had closed a few years before the movie was made. The barrier walls lining the freeway were built to hide the surrounding views of Oakland and San Francisco.
13:48 (Literal) translation of the French swearing: "G*ddamn of wh*re of br*thel of filth of a-hole of bugg*r of mother". It doesn't make much sense in English since the swearing is so different, there's no easy way to chain swear words in English, but in French you can just keep going by adding 'of' in between curses. Most of the words aren't literally meant when swearing (even though they're still roughly as vulgar as if they were meant).
Merovingian was one of my favorite villains. Plus the whole play on Persephone with him as her Hades which makes me wonder if the seasons change due to her.
the irony of Smith, in the first movie he called the human race a virus, and in Reloaded he has become a computer virus that can infect people and Programs inside the Matrix like a worm or trojan virus. Yes He copied himself onto the human mind of Bane and assumed his identity, and was "downloaded" into Bane's brain, thus Bane is now a Smith, sabotaging things and seeking to kill Neo in the real world.... Note: Neo's "power" to stop the squids (the Sentinels) he's projecting a transmission from his mind, connecting to the Sentinels and mentally commanding them to "STOP!" and as a result they overload and self destruct. Because Neo's mind is still connected to The Source. The Source is the Machine race's central mainframe but also it's the main power hub that distributes energy to ALL mechanoid machine life forms that exist. these facts might of been not entirely clear, but from extrapolating what is presented in the movies, it wasn't that hard to figure out. It's a kind of Technopathy (accessing technology with one's mind)
Even though animatrix was intended to be seen before this movie, I'd still recommend giving it a watch, if not a react. I found it very compelling and enjoyed it greatly.
This movie has been one of my favorites in the trilogy for a long time I love all 3 movies but this one might be my fav because of the freeway chase I loved the music and the action during that chase
11:05 hi, remember me? i'm the guy who came with some trivia in the last episode, about the agents guns, and also why neo HAD TO DIE to become the one. back than, i promess i would have a trivia about this movie, but i could only say it once you got here... well here it is... notice agent smith glassess? if you look at the previous movie, they were regular square glassess, that served to show he was part of the system, he fited in a box, hoever, NOW look at his glassess? they are shaped differenly, they are shaped like a virus! (look it up, virus have that shape) to show he is now free, and it is a virus causing bugs in the system!
OK, I want to point out a couple of quotes from Angelina real quick, "She [The Oracle] is not taking any power away from you is what you have to understand, she just knows what's going to happen." "Neo is here to free everyone so that people have their own free will and aren't part of the Matrix, and now that [Agent Smith] is free from the machine he feels the opposite ... That was his whole identity, that was his whole thing, Neo took that away from him and he hates that!" I feel like Angelina downplays herself or makes herself out to be a dummy or whatever, but those are _legitimately_ some of the most insightful things I've heard someone say about Reloaded. Keep watching the sequels for sure, I want to hear what you have to say.
I saw this in the theater at midnight on opening night. Believe me when I say the hype was off the charts. They even made a Matrix code screensaver that tons of people started using.
The ghost twins used to be agents in the same horror matrix that the Merovingian was the Oracle. And Seraph was either an agent or the One from the Utopian matrix.
I'm not even sure where you can play the game anymore, but in Enter the Matrix you play as Naiobe and there's a part in the game where you race along the freeway to catch Morpheous as he falls from the truck.
4th movie was very hard to watch. “The Animatrix” and the game “Enter the Matrix” which focuses on Naobi and Ghost, both tie into Matrix Reloaded. The Animatrix was really good and answers so much contextual questions.
So, about the kid towards the beginning of the movie... Matrix had a bunch of side info spread across media at the time. The kid is in a series of animated stories called, "The Animatrix". There was a video game called, "Enter the Matrix" that had a lot more back story with Jada Smith's character's story. There was also a Matrix MMO, that went into Morpheus story before it got shut down. And, there was some stuff in comic books.
Make sure you react to the MTV movie awards skit for this movie as well. It's often on most DVD copies of this film, if not someone will probably link it to you
@@VoidVintage: You literally just spoiled that entire origin and the subject of one of the shorts. If you have some decency you'll delete that comment and rewrite it without spoiling anything, just a suggestion to watch _The Animatrix_ instead.
@@VoidVintage: Read your own original reply, and stop pretending like you didn't spoil it. Again: have some decency and delete your comment; no one likes spoilers.
In my opinion, The Matrix 2-3 have too many boring scenes. There is overacting and unnecessary philosophizing. The action scenes are also too long, and there is too much repetition in the fight choreography. That's why I created a "Matrix ULTIMATE" version, where I combined the two parts and cut out all the unnecessary scenes, resulting in a single, dynamic three-hour movie. To conclude the story, I also used a few scenes from The Matrix 4. Unfortunately, I can't share the link, but you can find the "MATRIX ULTIMATE VERSION" clip on UA-cam by clicking on my name.
There is an anime, a collection of them named "The Animatrix", where they cover history before and during the war. Also, there's the story about the kid that thanks Neo for saving him. And how they got the Intel about the machines drilling to Sion. You should check it too.
Ya the Matrix 2 is so cool. I loved it. Although at first I thought the flying part was a bit much compared to Matrix 1. Got to love the French guy and his wife, she is gorgeous.
As a kid, 20 years ago, I was incredibly jealous of Keanu Reeves for getting to kiss Monica Bellucci. But now that I have matured, I am still incredibly jealous of him for getting to kiss her.
It's really nice to see some appreciation for The Matrix Reloaded, the sequels didn't get a very good reception when they first came out, but much like the Star Wars prequels the tide seems to be turning somewhat. I think this film has some of the best action scenes in the entire series (Neo's brawl with all the Smiths, the chateau fight, the freeway battle), plus there are some great and memorable new additions to the cast in this film - the Merovingian (French guy), Persephone, the Keymaker (played by the actor who voiced Oogway in the Kung Fu Panda films no less), the Architect. Curious to see what you make of Revolutions, that's definitely the most contentious film in the trilogy so I'll be looking forward to that reaction when it comes
Awesome! 😯✌🏽👍🏽😁 More Angelina movie commentary for The Matrix Universe. I can't wait to see her watching the continuations and spin-offs, and maybe play some of The Matrix games too.
There’s a theory that Neo is actually a virus and Agent Smith was the first Anti-Virus program which made the architect bring him back to deal with Neo
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Back when this movie came out, apart from the floaty animations, you couldn't tell that the fight was computerized. On CRT and lower resolution it really looked pretty real in terms of textures.
You should watch society of the snow. It's a great movie and I would love to hear what you have to say about that one. If you do watch it I recommend the original language with subtitles, the acting was amazing
The ship does kinda look like a puffer fish.. it also kinda looks like a Machine or a Machine ship.. Also, Persephone is basically one of the Greek goddesses.. never heard of "Persephones kiss"..?
You are the best actor when it comes to reaction videos. Your control of your character’s voice is pitch perfect. Your nonaggressive emotional stance is flawless. Your bullet point pop culture unsure expression of cool thins is hilarious. Your predictable “sage” advice during all the predictable parts are fun. Keep up the scripted AI inspired Miranda Singsesque reaction first reactions. Thanks for fitting us into your life
I would love to see an after-credit scene where Agent Smith finally finds happiness in an empty white room just petting and caring for various animals.
The car chase scene is both in Australia and a practically made highway in one especially the straight line with the turns into the highway being Australia
Sadly, many, at the time this and even the third film came out in theaters, wasn't met with the same enthusiasm as you or me for this installment in the franchise. Many people trashed it, saying they were inferior to the first. The original film is great because the Wachoski's created something fresh and new at the time, not in it's story, but how they were able to make that "one" story different and feel engaging. I wanted to see it in theaters, but at the time, I was a kid, but did get to see the second film in theaters with my oldest brother who was 18. Really wanted to see the third one in theaters, but couldn't. Anywho, sorry for the tangent, but my teenage self was OBSESSED. There is a series of short films called the Animatrix which fills in the gaps in the lore and leads into the second film. You should definitely see it. Really cool. I'm guessing many people didn't like that what happens in the subsequent sequels undid the first. I, personally, don't think so. Also, they shot these sequels back-to-back, and had a video game Enter the Matrix which fills in the gaps from Naobi's and Ghost's part. Very ambitious, but wasn't completely fulfilled because during production, the actress who plays the Oracle died, Gloria Foster, so, they have a different actress in the third, heads up. They kinda explain why her appearance is different in the video game/kinda touch upon it in the third film. A friend of hers took up the mantle. Also, Trinity actress, Carrie Anne Moss, by the third film's production, was pregnant. I guess keep that in mind if you feel that her physical presence isn't at the same level as the previous 2 films, maybe cut her a little slack. It's not like she doesn't do some butt kicking in the third film because she does. Can't wait to see your reaction to the next installment.
You are right: The Matrix inspired so many films, so many special effects, etc., etc. But of course, The Matrix was super inspired by HK cinema and other sources as well.
My friends and I were in high school when this came out and we saw it in theaters. I remember we really liked the Asian dude, because we're Asian lol. Also, I wanna say that the video game (Enter the Matrix) that's tied to this movie came out right at the same time, which we rented and played together. So Matrix hype was at a all-time high. I think it was at this point my friends and I were like, "if they can make movies like this, then they can make a Dragon Ball movie!" Which they eventually did, and it was horrible lol.
I would highly recomend the animatrix for extra insight to history of this world! you even get to know how Neo "saved" thre kid in the begining among other things.. :)
Just a couple little things, all the cars you see during the highway chase scene are GM models. I would love to know how much GM paid for that product placement. Second, what the architect is describing is programming 101. Every program will buildup flaws over time until it is rebooted or locks. In the event of a lock, you have to reboot from kernel, which in this case is the insertion of "The One" back into the system.
The reason you heard the bowling pin sounds when he threw a Smith at the others, is because it basically was such an unpredictable and unlikely event that the Matrix just simply did not know what sound SHOULD be made when that happens..
Please watch Animatrix, at least watch Final Flight of the Osiris, both parts of The Second Renaissance and Kid's Story. You could watch them all, but at least these four are important to the 3rd movie.
It's no accident that these movies make allegories to different religions. Neo is the Jesus/God figure, Trinity is named after the Holy Trinity. There are also references to other religions. Zion comes from Judaism.
The 4th movie is best to be taken as it's own thing. Cause as a 4th movie it's horrible. But as it's own side story that isn't a continuation to the third, it's okay.
I am so curious as to where this goes in the third movie... AND is the fourth movie worth it???
Yes, all of them are worth it!
They are all good. Four was a shameless cash grab. Cool, but unnecessary.
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4th movie sucks. Check out the 3rd.
It goes hardcore!
The actor who played the Key Maker was the doctor in John Wick who patches him up.
The Keymaker and he also voiced Master Oogway.
oh dang
@@SorenAlba54 oh, cool.
@@SorenAlba54 Correct, thanks.
@@ItApproaches Don’t mention it
Saw it on release. There was a fairly short period where Matrix, Lord of the Rings, and Phantom Menace were being released one by one and really popping off. What a time to be a theater enjoyer.
Those were the days!
I saw this movie first night it came to theaters, a special 11pm showing. They told us to stick around until the end of the credits , and they showed a trailer for the 3rd movie, which was wild. Because i believe it came to theaters that same year as well.
Im jealous!!!
@@ANGELINAA i.got.The Ultimate Matrix dvd
Plus Harry Potter, and also Kevin Smith's movie Dogma
Fun fact. The actress who plays Trinity faced her fear riding motorcycles for this movie :)
I love how in the first one Smith compared humans to a virus and here he has become a literal virus himself
It's amazing how much Reloaded reveals. So basically the first movie says The One freed the first humans who made Zion, and when the One died, the Oracle prophesied his return. Also it's the Year 2199, so 200 years in the future.
Reloaded reveals the real truth . . . The One rebuilds Zion after it's destroyed and the entire population of thousands is killed. He frees new people to rebuild Zion and lies to them, "Hey, the Matrix was just built and you're the first ever humans I've freed, yep, no humans before you were ever freed, now go build Zion, a city you're rebuilding for the first time." When that One dies, people wait for the new One. The new One goes on the same path as the previous One. The thousands of humans who've rebuild Zion since the last One for the past century are all killed as Zion is destroyed again. The one chooses the door to free 23 new people to rebuild Zion. Rinse and repeat.
So Neo is the 6th one and it's REALLY 2699 . . . which means it's basically a Millennium since the 1700s at this point . . .
So, really Neo is just ANOTHER One . . .
Here's what makes Neo different (in the sense, why Neo, this trilogy could be about ANY One, so why Neo), the previous five Ones, they all choose the door to free 23 humans to rebuild Zion.
Neo on the other hand, he's basically a wrench thrown in the Architect's cycle. Like the other five Ones, Neo was supposed to do the same.
HOWEVER, he has fallen in love with Trinity. And it's that love that basically "blinds" Neo from making "the correct choice". Neo is the One who let love "blind him" and chose the OTHER door to save Trinity, thus Neo has now screwed up the Architect's cycle which has been working smoothly for six centuries . . .
Wow that's a lot :D
Edit: Also, the previous five Ones, they didn't accidentally imprint their code onto an Agent, giving an Agent One-Powers. Neo's little move of going into Smith and blowing him up from the inside gave Smith One-Powers, so now there's the added element of there's a rogue Agent basically corrupting the Matrix by copying himself into everyone, throwing a second wrench into the Architect's cycle which has been working smoothly for six centuries, lol.
I'm not gonna lie, but Neo's coat looks dope and awesome.
which is all part of the oracles plan. it just took six tries
So the architect is a code as well?
The only thing I’m unsure of here is the amount of time that has passed. Zion has a population of 250,000 people. If they started with only 23, it would most likely take a lot longer than 200 years to get to such a high number. My guess is that the time that passes between each new version of Zion is possibly thousands of years. So instead of it being 2699, it could be like 8699!! Or perhaps that 250,000 includes the exponential growth of people they are freeing from inside the Matrix. Mind blowing isn’t it?
@@GordoFunk555 Yes :) Many of the offspring are those who've been pulled out :) And yes, I remember how mind blowing it was reading about it all for the first time :D
Yes, Lawrence Fishburne has a theater background. You should see his Othello.
Probably my favorite Shakespearean film ever. Fishburne and Branagh are fantastic.
**Matrix 4 Spoiler alert** word around the rumor mill is Fishburne wasn’t casted for Matrix 4 b/c of his love for theatre, causing a dispute between him & the Wachowski sister. Crazy how his background ultimately became his demise in the later films in a way
The one thing of the many things I loved about this movie is how at the very end of the film there is a trailer for The Matrix Revolutions.
I think one of the cooler parts of this movie are the "old programs" turning up in the new matrix where they're hiding/living. That's how you get vampires (the dudes in Club Hell), Ghosts (the two freaky white twins), even Persephone and Hades (at least I always interpreted the Merovingian as Hades). They're not "nods" to the old creatures or anything. They are literally, point blank, those creatures/deities from an old version of the matrix where the machines tried to create such things to control people.
neo's kid fanboy is told in the animatrix. what niobi was doing during this movie was told in the video game enter the matrix
When this film first came out I was on a school trip to Paris (I'm from the UK, so it wasn't far to go), so we went to see it in a French cinema, where it was subtitled in French. The bit where the Merovingian swears in French made everyone else in the cinema burst out laughing. Our French teacher, who we assumed understood what was said, wouldn't tell us what it meant. I know the pain of that curiosity.
Literally 'Whore of shit', where 'putain(e) de' is used to indicate the worst extreme of an example, where an American would say 'fucking'. For example, French 'putain de voiture' translates as 'whore of [a] car', where Americans would say 'fucking car'. The Parisian vernacular pronounces this as three syllables - putain d'merde - similar to how many American regional dialects say "fuckin'" rather than pronouncing the final 'g'. For reference, see the French girl assisting Harrison Ford in "Frantic", who says 'Oh, putain d'merde!' during the film in her apartment.
Bordel de merde - literally 'whorehouse of [a]' has the same general connotation - the worst extreme of a case. The concatenation of these two terms is most famous from "The Matrix: Reloaded", where the character known as the Merovingian swears in French as "Nom de Dieu de putain de bordel de merde de saloperie de connard d'enculé de ta mère!'.
'Nom de Dieu' is literally "Name of God", where an American would say "God Dammit". A 'saloperie' is a dirty trick. 'Connard' is used like the American 'asshole' - figuratively, not literally. 'Enculé', root word 'cul' meaning 'asshole', literally, means sodomized, fucked in the ass.
In the movie, the native French-speaking actor playing the Merovingian ad-libbed this phrase when asked to swear in French, which the Wachowski Brothers liked so much that they added it to the script. An approximate American version would be "Goddammit, fucking piece of shit, fucking asshole, fuck your mother in the ass." In French, as he says, "It's like wiping your ass with silk."
Right it's not a bad translation, but you cannot just translate french word for word, it just doesn't work like that. The translation would be "godamn fucking load of shit, asshole, mother fucker. Enculé with the accent is past tense, so means fucked, as in fucked of your mother .
I think the Animatrix would be a fun watch :D
agree
The Second Renaissance is haunting AF.
Ghost in the Shell (the original anime, not the live action with Scarlett Johansson) was the inspiration for the original Matrix movie.
I like those Anime series. I'm gonna have to give it try in reading the manga series of Ghost in the Shell series
@@xArkSlade08x:
The manga is extremely different from the two GitS films, but it's cool. It's more similar to some of the SAC stuff, but not quite that either. Definitely worth a read if you like that universe.
one of them, the directors name all the anime that inspired them. which are all from the omega level legends that they hired to do the Animatrix.
I remember seeing Seraph and was like this looks like a role perfect for Jet Li. Then later found out the role was actually written with the idea of casting him but he turned down the role cause he didn't want his martial arts digitally recorded on file or something which is crazy cause now in 2024 i think you can do just with technology without human involvement.
I need you to watch The Animatrix after you complete watching The Matrix movies. It goes deeper into the lore of it all. And its awesome.
The freeway care chase scene is basically all practical, up until the big explosion at the end. It was filmed on a two-mile long fake freeway loop constructed on the runways of the former Alameda Naval Air Station, which had closed a few years before the movie was made. The barrier walls lining the freeway were built to hide the surrounding views of Oakland and San Francisco.
13:48 (Literal) translation of the French swearing: "G*ddamn of wh*re of br*thel of filth of a-hole of bugg*r of mother". It doesn't make much sense in English since the swearing is so different, there's no easy way to chain swear words in English, but in French you can just keep going by adding 'of' in between curses. Most of the words aren't literally meant when swearing (even though they're still roughly as vulgar as if they were meant).
Merovingian was one of my favorite villains. Plus the whole play on Persephone with him as her Hades which makes me wonder if the seasons change due to her.
If you wanna see Baby Keanu, you need to watch Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure.
That's my favorite movie. It's cool that they made continuation live action movie series.
And "Dangerous Liasons" with Glenn Close.
the freeway scene is one of my favorite cinematic sequences ever. they blended CG with practical so well... and that music
the irony of Smith, in the first movie he called the human race a virus, and in Reloaded he has become a computer virus that can infect people and Programs inside the Matrix like a worm or trojan virus. Yes He copied himself onto the human mind of Bane and assumed his identity, and was "downloaded" into Bane's brain, thus Bane is now a Smith, sabotaging things and seeking to kill Neo in the real world....
Note: Neo's "power" to stop the squids (the Sentinels) he's projecting a transmission from his mind, connecting to the Sentinels and mentally commanding them to "STOP!" and as a result they overload and self destruct. Because Neo's mind is still connected to The Source. The Source is the Machine race's central mainframe but also it's the main power hub that distributes energy to ALL mechanoid machine life forms that exist.
these facts might of been not entirely clear, but from extrapolating what is presented in the movies, it wasn't that hard to figure out. It's a kind of Technopathy (accessing technology with one's mind)
She needs to see the Matrix Reloaded parody from the the 2003 MTV movie awards
That Morpheus and his orgies!
Even though animatrix was intended to be seen before this movie, I'd still recommend giving it a watch, if not a react. I found it very compelling and enjoyed it greatly.
17:56 They built that entire roadway and scene for this movie. Every car and every stretch of road you see -- all made for the movie.
This movie has been one of my favorites in the trilogy for a long time I love all 3 movies but this one might be my fav because of the freeway chase I loved the music and the action during that chase
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11:05 hi, remember me? i'm the guy who came with some trivia in the last episode, about the agents guns, and also why neo HAD TO DIE to become the one.
back than, i promess i would have a trivia about this movie, but i could only say it once you got here... well here it is... notice agent smith glassess? if you look at the previous movie, they were regular square glassess, that served to show he was part of the system, he fited in a box, hoever, NOW look at his glassess? they are shaped differenly, they are shaped like a virus! (look it up, virus have that shape) to show he is now free, and it is a virus causing bugs in the system!
OK, I want to point out a couple of quotes from Angelina real quick,
"She [The Oracle] is not taking any power away from you is what you have to understand, she just knows what's going to happen."
"Neo is here to free everyone so that people have their own free will and aren't part of the Matrix, and now that [Agent Smith] is free from the machine he feels the opposite ... That was his whole identity, that was his whole thing, Neo took that away from him and he hates that!"
I feel like Angelina downplays herself or makes herself out to be a dummy or whatever, but those are _legitimately_ some of the most insightful things I've heard someone say about Reloaded. Keep watching the sequels for sure, I want to hear what you have to say.
I saw this in the theater at midnight on opening night. Believe me when I say the hype was off the charts. They even made a Matrix code screensaver that tons of people started using.
Glad you enjoyed this. I’m unapologetically a fan of all three.
I like when Neo says, "You show me an Agent that doesn't have super human strength and I'll show you a funny episode of Suddenly Susan!"
Don't forget to watch the Animatrix after the trilogy
The ghost twins used to be agents in the same horror matrix that the Merovingian was the Oracle. And Seraph was either an agent or the One from the Utopian matrix.
I'm not even sure where you can play the game anymore, but in Enter the Matrix you play as Naiobe and there's a part in the game where you race along the freeway to catch Morpheous as he falls from the truck.
I like your reactions, bringing the storyline to life.
4th movie was very hard to watch.
“The Animatrix” and the game “Enter the Matrix” which focuses on Naobi and Ghost, both tie into Matrix Reloaded.
The Animatrix was really good and answers so much contextual questions.
If you think Keanu Reeves looks baby here you should see Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure.
You have to watch POINT BREAK with Keanu Reeves and Patrick Swayze. Awesome movie!
So, about the kid towards the beginning of the movie... Matrix had a bunch of side info spread across media at the time. The kid is in a series of animated stories called, "The Animatrix". There was a video game called, "Enter the Matrix" that had a lot more back story with Jada Smith's character's story. There was also a Matrix MMO, that went into Morpheus story before it got shut down. And, there was some stuff in comic books.
I recommend watching the Matrix Reloaded spoof/parody made for the 2003 MTV Movie Awards
16:34 totally loved the set design of the château scene, specially that fresco painting with the M, it looks so epic.
Make sure you react to the MTV movie awards skit for this movie as well. It's often on most DVD copies of this film, if not someone will probably link it to you
5:10 - The story behind the Kid becoming self-aware is quite fascinating. Please react to the Animatrix where his story is brought to light!
Stop spoiling.
@@hoon_sol What did I spoil?
@@VoidVintage:
You literally just spoiled that entire origin and the subject of one of the shorts. If you have some decency you'll delete that comment and rewrite it without spoiling anything, just a suggestion to watch _The Animatrix_ instead.
@@hoon_sol Really then? What part of the origin story did I spoil? What info did I give?
@@VoidVintage:
Read your own original reply, and stop pretending like you didn't spoil it. Again: have some decency and delete your comment; no one likes spoilers.
The matrix was the first movie ever to do green screen slow motion fights. Every movie you see it in now is inspired by the matrix.
In my opinion, The Matrix 2-3 have too many boring scenes. There is overacting and unnecessary philosophizing. The action scenes are also too long, and there is too much repetition in the fight choreography. That's why I created a "Matrix ULTIMATE" version, where I combined the two parts and cut out all the unnecessary scenes, resulting in a single, dynamic three-hour movie. To conclude the story, I also used a few scenes from The Matrix 4. Unfortunately, I can't share the link, but you can find the "MATRIX ULTIMATE VERSION" clip on UA-cam by clicking on my name.
There is an anime, a collection of them named "The Animatrix", where they cover history before and during the war. Also, there's the story about the kid that thanks Neo for saving him. And how they got the Intel about the machines drilling to Sion. You should check it too.
Ya the Matrix 2 is so cool. I loved it. Although at first I thought the flying part was a bit much compared to Matrix 1. Got to love the French guy and his wife, she is gorgeous.
The anime Ghost in the Shell and Dune are the major influences of the Matrix, you should also take a look on those!
I always feel like playing Enter The Matrix as Ghost after watching the movies.
11:40: this is probably the most badass fighting scene in all the Matrix movies.
If you watch The Animatrix there's a fill-in prequel story about the kid in one of its chapters.
I like that she appreciates the Key Maker
As a kid, 20 years ago, I was incredibly jealous of Keanu Reeves for getting to kiss Monica Bellucci.
But now that I have matured, I am still incredibly jealous of him for getting to kiss her.
We don't talk about the 4th movie, it never happened
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It's a weird one: 40% sequel , 40% spoof and parody of the original trilogy and 20% the Wachowskis giving the middle finger to Warner Bros executives
@@johangomez8122 ok, I see now. 😅👍🏽✌🏽
@@johangomez8122and oddly enough there’s a 5th movie in the works too
Yeah, that's one thing pretty much everyone can agree on. What an absolutely steaming pile of trash that was.
Neo being the one and smith being the many
She also paints her nails baby blue
It's really nice to see some appreciation for The Matrix Reloaded, the sequels didn't get a very good reception when they first came out, but much like the Star Wars prequels the tide seems to be turning somewhat. I think this film has some of the best action scenes in the entire series (Neo's brawl with all the Smiths, the chateau fight, the freeway battle), plus there are some great and memorable new additions to the cast in this film - the Merovingian (French guy), Persephone, the Keymaker (played by the actor who voiced Oogway in the Kung Fu Panda films no less), the Architect. Curious to see what you make of Revolutions, that's definitely the most contentious film in the trilogy so I'll be looking forward to that reaction when it comes
Amazon have pretty much the full range of Matrix shades. I don't think they're official, but the Morpheus legless pair I got, are class.
Awesome! 😯✌🏽👍🏽😁
More Angelina movie commentary for The Matrix Universe. I can't wait to see her watching the continuations and spin-offs, and maybe play some of The Matrix games too.
in theaters this blew me away
ended up seeing it 2x in a row
There’s a theory that Neo is actually a virus and Agent Smith was the first Anti-Virus program which made the architect bring him back to deal with Neo
Spandex Ange, looking cute!😊 The power of CHOCOLATE!🤯 Sometimes the second film can seem better without all the burdens of character building, needed in the initial film. Nice reactions to your second Matrix film, Ange!!!🎬👏👏👏👏
Back when this movie came out, apart from the floaty animations, you couldn't tell that the fight was computerized. On CRT and lower resolution it really looked pretty real in terms of textures.
You should watch society of the snow. It's a great movie and I would love to hear what you have to say about that one. If you do watch it I recommend the original language with subtitles, the acting was amazing
Watching it
Quote of the episode:
Omg, there’s nudity! So much nudity!
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I like the part where after Trinity kisses Neo, Neo says, "Damn, you don't get kissed like that in prison!".
The only person I've ever heard say Reloaded is better than the first...and I agree.
The ship does kinda look like a puffer fish.. it also kinda looks like a Machine or a Machine ship..
Also, Persephone is basically one of the Greek goddesses.. never heard of "Persephones kiss"..?
You are the best actor when it comes to reaction videos.
Your control of your character’s voice is pitch perfect.
Your nonaggressive emotional stance is flawless.
Your bullet point pop culture unsure expression of cool thins is hilarious.
Your predictable “sage” advice during all the predictable parts are fun.
Keep up the scripted AI inspired Miranda Singsesque reaction first reactions.
Thanks for fitting us into your life
I think Agent Smith is misunderstood. He's just an animal lover. Neo's the bad guy because he took Smith's porpoise.
I would love to see an after-credit scene where Agent Smith finally finds happiness in an empty white room just petting and caring for various animals.
Meanwhile, in the thumbnail:
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The car chase scene is both in Australia and a practically made highway in one especially the straight line with the turns into the highway being Australia
Sadly, many, at the time this and even the third film came out in theaters, wasn't met with the same enthusiasm as you or me for this installment in the franchise. Many people trashed it, saying they were inferior to the first. The original film is great because the Wachoski's created something fresh and new at the time, not in it's story, but how they were able to make that "one" story different and feel engaging. I wanted to see it in theaters, but at the time, I was a kid, but did get to see the second film in theaters with my oldest brother who was 18. Really wanted to see the third one in theaters, but couldn't. Anywho, sorry for the tangent, but my teenage self was OBSESSED. There is a series of short films called the Animatrix which fills in the gaps in the lore and leads into the second film. You should definitely see it. Really cool. I'm guessing many people didn't like that what happens in the subsequent sequels undid the first. I, personally, don't think so. Also, they shot these sequels back-to-back, and had a video game Enter the Matrix which fills in the gaps from Naobi's and Ghost's part. Very ambitious, but wasn't completely fulfilled because during production, the actress who plays the Oracle died, Gloria Foster, so, they have a different actress in the third, heads up. They kinda explain why her appearance is different in the video game/kinda touch upon it in the third film. A friend of hers took up the mantle. Also, Trinity actress, Carrie Anne Moss, by the third film's production, was pregnant. I guess keep that in mind if you feel that her physical presence isn't at the same level as the previous 2 films, maybe cut her a little slack. It's not like she doesn't do some butt kicking in the third film because she does. Can't wait to see your reaction to the next installment.
You are right: The Matrix inspired so many films, so many special effects, etc., etc. But of course, The Matrix was super inspired by HK cinema and other sources as well.
The main agent in this movie is the same main henchman from the first John Wick.
And Matrix has inspiration from the cyberpunk anime 80-90s. They directly said it.
Happy Monday =)
My friends and I were in high school when this came out and we saw it in theaters. I remember we really liked the Asian dude, because we're Asian lol. Also, I wanna say that the video game (Enter the Matrix) that's tied to this movie came out right at the same time, which we rented and played together. So Matrix hype was at a all-time high. I think it was at this point my friends and I were like, "if they can make movies like this, then they can make a Dragon Ball movie!" Which they eventually did, and it was horrible lol.
Love your reactions, Ang!
Thank you!! 😊
I would highly recomend the animatrix for extra insight to history of this world!
you even get to know how Neo "saved" thre kid in the begining among other things.. :)
Stop spoiling. If you have any decency, you'll delete this comment.
That bowling pin sound effect kills me every time 😂 Was so unnecessary!
The kids story is told in "Animatrix".
So glad you liked it, i really hope you checkout the 3rd movie, Matrix Revolutions
I watched it in theaters and it was awesome!
Reloaded had the best fight scenes in my opinion. So good!
Just a couple little things, all the cars you see during the highway chase scene are GM models. I would love to know how much GM paid for that product placement. Second, what the architect is describing is programming 101. Every program will buildup flaws over time until it is rebooted or locks. In the event of a lock, you have to reboot from kernel, which in this case is the insertion of "The One" back into the system.
Fun reaction, keep going. All are brilliant
Ange, when you watch this again... make sure you take note of Persephone's semi-transparent dress.
The reason you heard the bowling pin sounds when he threw a Smith at the others, is because it basically was such an unpredictable and unlikely event that the Matrix just simply did not know what sound SHOULD be made when that happens..
If you focus on the screens in the background you’ll see the first Matrix movie
Please watch Animatrix, at least watch Final Flight of the Osiris, both parts of The Second Renaissance and Kid's Story. You could watch them all, but at least these four are important to the 3rd movie.
Silly munkee Ange: Everything is everything to me~ Literally!
If you're interested in more lore check out the Animatrix for the origin of the human vs machine war and The Kid's backstory.
Angelina Awesome Video Today!!🔥🐐🐐💎
It's no accident that these movies make allegories to different religions. Neo is the Jesus/God figure, Trinity is named after the Holy Trinity. There are also references to other religions. Zion comes from Judaism.
I like your reactions. You have a knack for it!😃
Thank you 😊
They built a freaking highway to make that car chase scene
It's because there are a lot of " nerduo " moments that bring us back here to enjoy the sequels.
Dude…you’re my favorite You Tuber EVER!!!!
None are better than the first
The 4th movie is best to be taken as it's own thing. Cause as a 4th movie it's horrible. But as it's own side story that isn't a continuation to the third, it's okay.