The Matrix Resurrections Ending Explained
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The analyst wasn't wrong when he said most people don't want to wake up, they like the way things are in the false world even if their life sucks.
He's only saying what Morpheus said in the first one.
It was always like that in the trilogy, the difference is apparently the “energy” the humans generated increased significantly by keeping the people fearful and stressed. No more or less were rejecting this crappy matrix than before. It’s a shame the machines never discovered potatoes, at least they wouldn’t have made this film if they had.
The Analyst paid attention to what Cypher did, just to get reinserted into the matrix.
Safety is indeed better than freedom. That's why we have built civilizations based on rules that drastically limit our freedom. It's more efficient this way
@@TestTest-tj9io Ight bro
In regards to Trinity's seemingly new found powers.
I believe this film was made to highlight the concept that Neo was never The One without Trinity's love for him.
That explains Neo's belief in himself, but not Trinity. Theres no reason for her to have powers, its like fanfic garbage.
Don't like the fact Neo can't fly and Trinity can.
Oh I forgot. He did fly.
@@tanzidane He does fly, he just needed her to unlock that power again.
@@tanzidane he flies at the end
I think like how Smith got different powers Trinity should have had different powers and not just a copy of Neo, eg de-materialisation powers like the Ghost exiles or something. Smith is fascinating as his cigarette smoking points to some residual effect of assimilating Oracle
The story has to continue. Neo and Trinity are now able to do what Morpheus spoke about in the 1st movie. "There was once a man in the matrix who could change it as he saw fit".. They both can.
Well, if the film was any good and it made good-enough money to justify the sequel, it would have already been in pre-production.
Went in to watching Resurrections assuming it was a dumpster fire.... but it is actually an outstanding addition to the mythology while also managing to be quite hilarious. This will be one that inspires greater appreciation over time; people tend to get upset when something isn't in tune with their expectations.
You can't be serious.
Yes, agreed. The people that can't appreciate Matrix Resurrections is because they are so fixated on what a Matrix film should be like rather than noticing all the subtleties this movie already provides to the lore. It's not playing anyone as a fool. The movie simply presents itself in a way that only a few can appreciate.
Bottom line: The Matrix was always a lore based movie with it's world and character than just be a straight up action based blockbuster.
@@zetaknight8440 You're dreaming....Think on this. Trinity and Neo are all powerful in the Matrix now......So what. What can they do with this. They'll die of old age soon. The machines win. The machines also have reason to find the humans in the real world and destroy them now. Zion only ever existed as a way to manipulate the 'chosen one'. Wiping out real world humans in now in the machines best interest.
The movie was shit
I loved how Seek was able to blip into the matrix and get the crew through portals while still operating on the ship. The machines who cooperate with the humans in Io was a fascinating subject, elements of Matriculated. Stoked for more matrix content to dive into, grateful for this channel and the fans here who actually search for the depth layered into the lore.
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I was also reminded of matriculated
Sikh ☬
I don't get why people are hating on this movie so much
@@kyleday5026 I get it but at the same time I don't.
The bit about machines garnering the most energy from Neo when he's being tortured and kept miserable is a reference to adrenochrome.
The concept of being attached and self absorbed by the very system that controls you is a concept explored since the very beginning of matrix. Morpheus explains this to Neo in the agent's program. They might have updated the concept now to be consistent with today's commentaries on society, but it's essentially the same. When you are dependent on a system, you will defend it even if it is the source of your misery. The Matrix has always been about waking up , realizing yourself and walk outside of your confort zone.
Damn I get it now…how going against the system aka certain things in life hindering you and when you try to rebel against the speed bumps the system aka ppl that want to keep doing the same shit will keep you with them kinda how I took it lol 😂 thinking to deep
A Matrix Stockholm syndrome
Correct the trilogy is about being in prison. It's finding out your in a prison, what to do in the prison and how to get out. So yeah it makes sense that people get institutionalized
We're only human. We're capable of doing some amazing things within our limitations but even if we were living in a game... so what?
Damn everyone who saw the 1st movie in the theaters back in '99 is now in the line of fire!!!!!
What a troll of us as the first was a troll on our parents.
We got rid of the cubicals and reinvented the work place but much like a CZcams Channel...you still are controlled by corporate capitalism thus a part of the system. Still a copper top even though you think you created "change". I love the self reflection!
Also every "punk" kid would talk down to the architect but NPH can hand any generation their ass. Perfect casting!
However, we will all end up like The Merovingian i.e. telling the next generation how much they suck!
Perhaps "The One" is not even a singular being. It could be a reference to the Godhead, three beings are the same being. Neo was thought by many to be The One, but he is not. Neo, Agent Smith, and Trinity are all anomalies and in a sense, comprise the Godhead of the Matrix. They are all three The One.
Or maybe I'm just a fucking idiot...
Yup the Holy Trinity. Father (Smith?) Son (Neo?) Holy Spirit ( Trinity)
very christian theory… tho I agree with you.. the first 3 films had a-lot of christian references
the... wait for it... Trinity.
Very cool theory
I think it's the latter.
Neo is and will be whatever Lana wants him to be.
"They took your story, something that meant so much to people like me. And they turned it into something trivial. " -Bugs speaking to Neo
Me to Lana* RE: removing philosophy and theology from the series.
I think part of The Oracle's code is embed on Smith. Noticed how he began to smoke in the first scene that was introduced. I think if there are sequels, Smith may be a bigger threat than before... What if he still has The Oracle's eyes/ slowly develops powers similar to The Oracle?
Good catch.
you guys are so silly, as if these movies mean anything. The writers are sitting in their $10M mansions trying to come up with a plot and puns and all, and if they wake up on the right side of the bed they embed the Oracle's code, if they get up on the left they don't
@@skdkskdk Doesn't seem like a choice at all.
Lol the oracle doesn't have "powers"
@@skdkskdk Have you ever listened to the Washowskis speak about their art, especially Lana. Talk about not knowing who you're talking about.
I was so disappointed with Sati, I expect her role to be far more profound, her character and the plot around her seemed to fall flat. The addition of the "cute" machine allies added insult to injury
In one of Lana’s interviews, she talked about how short intros for each movie of the original trilogy contained the condensed version of the primary idea of each movie. Have you noticed how this movie lacked that detail entirely?
What? No it didn’t bozo
Resurrections did have that: code going up = 'resurrecting'. But it was way more simple than Reloaded and Revolutions.
Some points I thought were illuminating:
The machines are a relatively new race of Sentients learning how to co-exist with humans. Io was a fantastic example of this. Like Zion before it, humans needed machines in order to survive.
Neo and Trinity aren't naturally born humans nor are any living inside the matrix. I think ppl forget that they are in fact a hybrid human/machine race augmented as they are with technology allowing them to download new skills unlike natural humans who can not.
Matrix 4 made excellent satire of the way sentient beings live inside their own beliefs regardless of what 'world' they exist in. True power is the ability to make changes in the world you believe to be real for better or worse. Humans do generally fear change and resist it hence why the Matrix fundamentally operates so effectively. Machines on the otherhand are constantly updating and continuously evolving. They are only held back by their older programming designs. However by studying humans they continuously are able to improve growing increasingly more adaptable.
Morpheus was, for me, the most interesting character. Previously he was a Hybrid in the Matrix trilogy and now he's been recast as a sentient program. He knows his own fiction and what he's designed from just as Agent Smith does. Both learning to choose their own glorious purpose. I was surprised to see MERV still around after the Purge. Talk about a program refusing to die. If there are going to be sequels I doubt we've seen the last of him although it did seem odd to see such a once powerful program so diminished.
What is the Matrix to you? This question was asked jokingly so many times it felt like it was done so purposely for the satire of it. Clearly pointing out that to many people it will just be another movie. Only to the rare few will it ever become a doorway and yet it is those rare few the future of all our lives depends on. Those who are able to see beyond the limits of what is Yet possible.
MOVIE SUCKED IT KILLED THE MATRIX
PLOT IS SIMILAR TO
WES CRAVEN NEW NIGHTMARE
Yeah defiantly I see the humans born within the matrix as cyborgs for they are infused with so much technology and mechanics.
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Humanity lost. Cyborgs for the win!
Well, we don't know that they aren't naturally born, do we? I was under the assumption that the machines extracted sperm and eggs from two people and created more humans that way. People are still definitely people. They can be augmented to hell and back later but where was it said that they weren't born from two humans? When they said "born/made from machines" in the first film I figured they meant figuratively, not literally
We will have a sequel for sure, I am amazed by the controversary this movie brings but it was obvious that it would have iHaters, since anyone has access to share his opinion nowadays, different to how it was in 99'. Related to the movie, I liked it and I would rate it 8/10. I see many people crying that Neo wasn't Jackie Chan in it or that the "new actors look terrible"; rather than focusing on the idea behind it and the purpose it serves (besides the usual one, money), it was enjoyable and as a long time fan, I am not hating, I enjoyed it, still have to rewatch it a couple of times since I might've missed some.
Anyone's entitled to it's own view! There are 0 and 1, all the time.
The best comment ever. As long as the outside does not gleam, the inside is irrelevant. This new generation is beyond hope!
The movie was bad. Felt nothing like the Matrix, the writing was awful, the plot barely existed, the dialogue was cringe, the throwbacks and Easter eggs were done with even more cringe, the cinematography was amateur level, the directing was amateur level, the FX were cheap, and after the first 30 mins everyrhing was completely predictable. Jessica Henwick is really the only redeeming thing about it, but thats not enough. It was very bad. Almost unwatchable. Definitely something that would be difficult to sit through twice.
@@Jg-be7it Maybe the Catrix series will fix it for you.
Nice reference with your closing statement.
well said
Who else felt they were watching the first episode of a Matrix tv series rather than a fleshed out movie. They definitely needed to show more of how this New Matrix addicted people to it.
It would be easy to make at least 3 more new Matrix movies. The new Zion has not that many freed people. Robots still control the world. People still stuck in those pods.
I'm so glad you guys also acknowledge that M4 is the start of another trilogy. There is so much that still have to happen: the Kid, growth of different characters (including Morpheus 2.0 and Smith), the Suits, the new Oracle, Merv, etc. This whole movie had the feel of the start of something bigger! I can't wait!!
Weren't Neo and Trinity's ordeals generating power to feed all the machines? Now that they don't seem to be having those ordeals, there may be a "food" shortage for the machine populace. They'll either erupt into conflict again, or maybe the machines living among the Humans have found an alternative source of power?
Is it just me,or do you love how divisive resurrection is?I think this movie is F ing with people's minds in ways they don't realize.M.R. will age in a very strange but sweet and truthful way.
I think she made it to be completely polarizing and that's incredible. Art is supposed to make you think and feel something. Mission accomplished.
@@JORDAN23TV She only made it polarizing to man baby's who just want a movie to make the feel the same way they did at 15
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@@adrenalinex4 She...
He hope you know M.R. are the initials for 3 of the movies😂
Everyone who like this movie are what the The extra scene was about at the end of the movie. The whole movie is just a cat video the movie actually is terrible… there is no point to the movie There is no plot there is no need to rescue Neo and Trinity. At the end of the day you’re just watching things you like. Just like a cat video. People who wanted to watch the movie more than once because they hated it the first time realize something is terribly wrong… is this movie so Meta that it’s bad on purpose? Even the ending was so bad it was like a video game.. screw a good ending you just want see shit blown up and now you want a game where you can build whatever you want with zero point.. so the ending had zero point on purpose. A movie pointless on purpose.
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Only person in the comments who got it
This story actually is cool since the old program had Neo as the one but since it was wiped and a new one was created now anyone can be “The One” and seeing how Neo and Trinity produce so much energy when close together it is powering the machines which is expanding. Movie is better when watched again it opens your mind for theories all over again
Not about being the one so much as having the source code. Neo gave that to trinity when he saved her in the first movie which is how she brought him back with that kiss. She just died before knowing how to use it. He also give it to smith.
@@Notso_super_mario Neo saved Trinity in the second movie reaching inside her code. She kissed him and brought him back to life in the first movie and he finished becoming the one - both Smith and Trinity assisted him in that.
@@chilled99 Holy Trinity, my dudes...
@@wayneking9997 soyboy alert
@@wayneking9997 Sure, it depends on what you were expecting and how far you want to explore the themes. My first reaction was "meh" but its actually quite interesting now I'm looking into it. Each to their own ofcourse.
I've just got back from seeing it for the first time. I 100% need to see it again to get more out of it. I have the same feeling as when i saw the first however of confusion and enjoyment. I heard someone calling it f**ing s**t on the way out but i bumped into a stranger that was diving into all the meanings like i was. Overall message for me was you can hide away in the metaverse or you can have something REAL like love.
Dude I thought that shit was a good movie! Slow at times but I enjoyed it.
What the Analyst told Neo when he froze everything that people don't care about facts and care more about feelings and that that's how they are controlled makes alot of sense considering how people are acting now these days.
Bro the movie was terrible. The story was ok but it means nothing to me with that mediocre action choreography. Nothing compared to matrix 1 and 2 action scenes
I enjoyed it the action was cool
What?! That movie sucked so bad, it's unbelievable bad.
What a powerfull movie that is Ressurections! I think in a few years when people look back at Ressurections they will say "wow what a real life slap in the face that movie was back then!
Some of you may hate this, but hear me out. This is my interpretation of the ending (spoilers):
the reason that Trinity has Neo’s powers is simple- she had the anomaly’s code ever since Neo revived her at the end of Reloaded, but she was unable to activate it while the analyst had her and Neo separated, even though he rebuilt both of their brains. So once Neo and Trinity were freed again, not only have they reactivated their code, but the analyst lost most of his power over the Matrix because, unlike the Architect, he doesn’t have the power to change the Matrix code directly- only by manipulating people’s emotions. Therefore, Neo and Trinity are FINALLY in a position where they could actually bring an end to the Matrix once and for all, as many of us wanted to see after the first movie. That is, provided that the machines and humans of Io could fight in the real world and that Lana will direct another film, which I’m doubting at this point.
Its a 6.5/10 for me tbh. I didnt like how light hearted and funny it tried to be. I wanted a darker and more serious tone to it. Also this new Smith wasnt intimidating at all. Action was meh. A few tweaks wouldve made this film better. Lillys presence in the direction was def missed. Reloaded is still my favorite
True, there are times where the light heartedness takes me out of the movie and the with the whole "modern lingo" they used kinda made me cringe tbh
Just say it goddamn it is trash!
Ohh. U made me feel that i am saying all those. Same feeling here. I like it dark. But as well, I can't dislike Neo. My brain doesn't work that way.
Smith looked like a real estate agent from the California suburbs.
The scene where they discuss what the matrix should be is wonderful in light of such comments. We all have our desires on what it should have been, what it is to you is not what it is to me. The film does an excellent job at critiquing it’s own relevance as well as audience opinion
WOW! This video is DROPPING THE MiC on people who miss things in the new Matrix film and or dislike the film
The movie definitely ends in a way that needs a sequel. But could potentially allow for better movies than Resurrections. A more in depth explanation of why some of the machines chose to ‘side with the humans’ and perhaps giving the Merovingian a better role could make for a great film. And of course get Hugo and Laurence back in action.
Can't really get Laurence as, again, his character is dead and has been for a very long time, but seeing Hugo again would be dope.
@@RKO94-49 they could find some machines to resurrect him as a hologram so he still has his old image.
I m pretty sure they hv shot 2 more sequels already.
@@bengermain8310 could do.. But if the OG was going to come back, I wouldn't want him back as a hologram.. Thats why I think this new Morpheus is just fine.
It didn't. It ends with Neo and Trinity able to completely reshape matrix. This would be the the third time a matrix movie ends with total control that turn out to be pointless.
The Catrix sounds Dope AF
Most people have a hard time leaving their comfort zone. It takes something as powerful as love to force us to see. Just finished this movie and to me it says the same thing as the trilogy. If we choose love, we will win, if not, we will never be free🧐
I agree the movie was honestly awesome I love the idea that they their love is what creates the anomaly. And trinity having powers is bad ass
The love between Neo and Trinity never convinced me. Trinity loved Neo just because a granny told her so. And a kiss just resurrected the deadly dead Thomas. I was hoping the Matrix 4 is to fix that bug but it was not. I do not think other love relationships in the Matrix trilogy are any inferior to Neo and Trinity's and yet, none of those people became The One but they do just because of no reason. I hate the Matrix 4 so much to the point that I am guessing Lana has been so annoyed by WB's pressure to film another sequel and so she decided to destroy it herself.
@@liameneuk The granny was not just a granny making prophecies. She had altered the code of the anomaly in Neo through food on two occasions which could give him powers. And if Love is whats causing the anomaly in the first place, then she just strengthened the anomaly by convincing Trinity to fall in love with Neo through her prophecy. (Remember that the Architect was totally aware of the dangerous "game" she had played.)
However you also forget that the same prophecy applied to Cypher too as he was also thought of as the ONE initially. But cypher always felt bad that Trinity never treated him the way she was treating Neo. So in all possibility Trinity fell in love with Neo because of other reasons, like she actually liked him since or even before they met in the matrix. They both were hackers and Neo already respected Trinity since she was famous for hacking an important database. They go long back and you made it all out to be so simplistic, like Trinity loved neo because Oracle told her to. SMH
@@T3Rmin4LCuRi0siTy that’s the problem people watch it one time and think they should get it automatically and it’s not made to be that way
@@benjibenji399 yeah absolutely! In only one viewing none of the matrix movies make much sense. The visuals keep you so immersed that the dialogues and their implications on the story just passes by. Its only after subsequent viewings that we can start actually deciphering the plot and story. Its a very humbling yet rewarding experience to try figuring out the intricacies of this post apocalyptic world.
Just because something can be explained or has justifiable implementation doesn’t mean there isn’t an agenda attached to it…
I’ve watched many reviews of this film and took them with a grain of salt because I don’t believe much have the understanding of the Matrix lore like this channel does. Which is why I subscribed. Amongst the amazing ads lol.
With that being said, I had major concerns regarding the direction of the series after watching the trailers and did not want to watch this movie. For I feel indeed an agenda was at play. I said to myself,
“they better not do to Neo what they did to Luke Skywalker.”
After watching your last two videos, I know now I will need to watch it myself to confirm what I feel.
1. Why is Neo the one with PTSD, anxiety, depression when BOTH he AND Trinity suffered similar levels of trauma?
Why has his character been reduced from the strong male lead he evolved into from reloaded and revolutions into the broken version of himself?
Why is he the broken of the two?
2. Why has Morpheus been reduced from the strong male lead and patriarchal figure in the original trilogy, to IN YOUR OWN WORDS, simply “comic relief”
3. Why has the Merovingian, a jerk and egomaniac but a prominent, strong male character nonetheless, been reduced to a seemingly destitute hobo?
Why have seemingly all the strong MALE leads from the original trilogy been reduced to broken versions of themselves? While Trinity, retains her strength and disposition and “Buggs” is seemingly a stronger character than Morpheus!?!?
Coincidence? Or agenda? YOU decide…
Exactly right.
I like to try think of the deeper reasons behind happenings in life and this Hollywood agenda stumps me in regards to if you wanted to replace one genders’ domination of roles with the other and appear to be superior, then why would you need to replace them with versions of stronger (more manly) versions of the previous gender? It’s like saying Nazis are bad so we’ll replace them (and their roles) with Jewish death camp guards (at an extreme example). Surely, it would be more beneficial to replace the sometimes more negative aspects of males (like violence, historically) with females who pushed the more positive sides of females (like love and care) rather than make women great at fighting and strong. Feels dumb to me but what do I know, I’m just a man.
lol.snowflake.
@@yourpersonaldatadealer2239 love and care don't seem to be suitable drivers for the story in action movies. Seems rather obvious to me
Trinity being saved could be part of the story, but denying the agenda in the movie is quite ridiculous. They even question Trinity for having a family, which is in line with biology and statistically the thing that bring more happiness in females lives, not a product of cultural pressure... It's literally the opposite, movie like Matrix question this natural fact to manipulate culture and people. The end of the movie is a joke, a nonsensical female power fantasy. I guess Trinity anger is producing a lot of power.
The Analyst is The Architect and The Oracle combined into one.
While The Analyst is very powerful. He's not the top authority within the Matrix. He made this abundantly clear in this movie. There is a power greater than him and thats why this story is far from complete.
@@BartScantlin exactly. This is setting us the battle against The Suits. Christina Ricci character is The Manager.
@@BartScantlin Deus Ex Machina was always more powerful than The Architect.
Just wanted to say: I watched for a 2nd time and I enjoyed it more - I feel I got more of the subtext to it the 2nd time. I went from thinking it was a dud to a pretty decent movie.
I also think that it might get enough box office mojo and fanfare for us to get further installments.
I remember not liking Reloaded, but after about the 10th viewing, I liked it more and more. Similar to this one, if I watch it a few more times, I believe it will grow on me. As a fan of Alien, I will be okay if The Matrix spans 50+ years.
Yeah defiantly I was so disappointed the first time I watched it , then after watching many videos on CZcams and re watching a second time I liked it a lot more and understood more of the concepts and the reasoning behind what she did in the film. I’m a huge fan of this series and I’m truly hoping for another movie that goes further in the lore and perhaps comes back to a closer aesthetic of the original with the green tint and fight choreography. Also I want neo to be a little closer to who he was in terms of his look and questioning of authority
@@jesusiracheta8570 Neo will never be as he was in the first movies because Keanu is 20 fucking years older.
@@Anonymous37529eight He didn't look much different in the scene when he got unplugged, though, when he had shaved head. I think if he was clean-shaven and had short hair like a decade and more ago, he wouldn't look much different than how he looked back then.
Glad to hear this haven't watched the film yet but all I hear around me is how bad it is and that it sucks and then I herd that its trying to incorporate our real world issues into the movie and then I think to myself well that person must not have watched the movies with much thought anyway thanks for some positive feed back on the film
I just got finished watching this on hbomax on the big screen TV and I must say they answered a lot of questions we had and left some unanswered but wow just wow this movie was worth the wait
They made a movie that was trying to justify its own existence. They shouldn’t have made this movie. It tarnished the legacy of what came before.
I have always been a die hard Matrix fan!! I will.die at the hill defending g the entire trilogy. And I'll say...first hand...this was a truly great film. You have to really understand the Matrix lore and history to really appreciate the movie and to understand where it's going. I thought it was thought provoking and exciting. Can't wait to own it on 4k .
Can you explain your point? I think this goes against matrix lore outright. One example - There is a Machine City in the trilogy and the animatrix but apparently tons in this new film.
I agree with you - I thought the film was great and my one sadness is that I got it 99% of it. There's a couple of minutes I missed overall but it all made sense to me and I do think this was for someone like who watched the quadrilogy over one hundred times.
@@agristina11 ? Tons of what? There is a machine world (we're shown part of it) in this film as well but remember in #1 we didn't see much of the machine world at all. The machines had a civil war.
@@agristina11 There is only 1 machine city. The one we have been shown since the first film. The thing is that we think of it as any other city. For all we know it spans through out the world as one entity. What is interesting is that even though there was "peace" between the machines and humanity, civil war had broken out between the machines. But that that is still within the one machine city. Really interesting that at least there was a much needed unity formed with men and machines before it broke out.
@@vandragon76 that's not in the dialogue of 4. They literally say "we couldnt find you, there are so many machine cities" or something to that effect. In the 3rd film the council chastises Nirobe because no one has made it 100 kilometers (i think) to Machine city. I really wanted to like the movie, ive been following this channel since its creation, i dont shut up about the originals, and ive bought the comics and graphic novels. In comparison it's a significantly weaker movie that seems dumbed down for modern audiences or an attempt to kill the franchise to stop WB from using their IP.
The overall aesthetic and style of communicating the message is what bothered me personally. Flashbacks from old movies felt forced, pacing seemed off, dialogues and exposition felt really weird at times. It seems that this story thoroughly explained sounds much better on paper, it would even work well as a book, but the whole implementation and execution on screen felt awkward. Sure there were many beautiful scenes, also enjoyed the new city IO (which was shown too little and not with living people), bots falling from windows was a nice touch, but writing in general just felt sloppy (at least how it was translated by the characters). I do appreciate the meta moments in the movie talking about that it's impossible to recreate the success of the old movies and that they need to do something different, but the way they did it just didn't connect with me. I also never watched Matrix trilogy for their fighting scenes so in this movie I didn't care for those much either, although didn't seem very great as well tbh. The ending dialogue and attitude with disgraced Analyst was just laughable.
Flashbacks were cheese, they could have made new angles at least, or not do it at all. I really dig the new story, but it was definitely crammed. I feel like it could have been a 3 hour movie or two movies at least. I would have liked a whole movie based on agent smith, then the next be about how they teamed up against the analyst... Still honestly a better movie than I expected... A lot of the fight scenes were not hard hitting enough either. Like there was no THUMP when they crossed arms. IDK. lol
Would of liked some fresh new techno songs to do spin kicks in my living room
@@venicebeachsportsnetwork6677 haha right
How did you enjoy IO when you didnt get to see any of it as you mention?
@@jimmyandersson9938 I guess I enjoyed the concept of a new and advanced city, seemed like a missed opportunity not to show more.
Unfortunately I felt like it went from interesting to boring about halfway through. It seemed to become a standard Hollywood blockbuster with an exposition dump and a list of tasks. Show don't tell, especially in the matrix with it's overarching theme of enlightenment, and if you want audience participation.
The fight scenes for me weren't as fun to watch as the older films but it is hard to recapture that magic. I was so interested for roughly the first hour or a little more. I feel like it was too long and not strange enough if that makes sense. Just my initial thoughts.
I think with something like the Matrix that is very difficult to do. You can show and don't tell with a lot of things but the Matrix is something that needs explanation at times to be understood. It's why channels like this exist.
@@combatsportlover6919 Yeah, it's a very difficult challenge for sure. Also, I was always more interested in the matrix itself than zion/the real world, and this film spent a little too long in the real world for me.
Of course this is pure personal opinion, and as Keanu said in an interview at one point, when you watch a sequel, you need to keep in my mind that it's not your movie and to some extent you have to get on board with story that the artist wants to tell, paraphrasing.
@@OnTheEdge86 One of the things about Matrix-I was this same kind of confusion of what it was about and what was going on because so much was going on. Now this movie has a similar feel, but I get the feeling the way the story is told is jolting because it has references to our Reality and people don't like that so much. People want a movie to take them away to a fantasy, not slap them in the face with real-world stuff. But, isn't that part of the whole "wake up" idea? So, it's controversial or trash or whatever, but it does make its points. As to the Matrix story, I think the incongruities or questions or holes in the story are also jarring or confusing and hurt the story-telling. A Spielberg would/could never have made this movie. Does it lead to something good or is it just a bad movie will have to wait.
One particular opinion from a person who loved the trilogy so much, grew with it ....is that this movie is very bad:( so much potential wasted, too predictable, too many cringe moments...you can feel that the director made this movie as a joke at WB request.....however I am still here Matrix Explained and I will follow your videos and ideas explored which are delivered far more immersive and creative than the actual "joke" movie.
Yeah it felt just off. It definitely felt like his fake life with all the awards was the creators of the matrix after the trilogy…and even though they want to work on the new project all WB wants is a new entry in the Matrix
I mean, it was practically said, wasn't it? "Warner Bros. is going to do it with or without us", and so it was made with Lana. And well, she won and lost.
I think that if you don't get the essence of the Matrix trilogy - or don't love the characters deeply -, and also as a meta approach to the conception of Ressurection and the evolution of the Wacho's cinema, you can't get how deep this movie is and you end up getting upset like most of the critics who were just looking for the same adrenaline shot as the first trilogy and waiting for the same reboot/remake phenomenon. If you haven't watched Sense8 for instance, or event Cloud Atlas, then it's difficult to understand that the Wacho's story is extremely close to their creative process and that the first trilogy was created that way because it belongs to a time in where transidentities and queer representations were near to zero in the pop culture - or worst. In this movie, Lana is closing on this transitional chapter of her life, I think. She doesn't need to hide behind obscure and complicated verbiage. Her cinema is so much more straightforward and it's great, because it reconnects us to the main topic of her creation: love. The Matrix Resurrection is beautiful in that sense. Also I see there the beginning of a new area, whether it's cross media or only movies, so as the first part of something new, there are lots of thing that have a great potential to be explored.
Cloud Atlas is a significantly better film.
All due repect, additional adrenalin shots wouldnt hurt…
@@bhdrjohn honestly. The previous movies were about saving humanity from extinction. This one was a heist movie, where the heist lasted 3 minutes.
@@agristina11
The first Matrix movie only had action in the climax. The first 3/4 of the movie were about Neo learning the truth about the Matrix and such. I think people should interpret Resurrection as the first movie in a new trilogy, which explains why it's slow and doesn't have lots of action. If they do the sequel, I'm sure will have more action.
@@1idd0kun I totally agree with you. But still we waited for 20 years, I needed more action. Although I am satisfied with the film because I also think that it’s just the beginning, I wanted more than shielding yourself with your invisible girl powers.
Movie was good. The only thing that I think could have been improved is that they should not have unplugged Neo so soon. They should have shown the workings and design of the 7th version more rather than analyst just summarizing it in a few lines. They should have shown things like the changes they have made in the 7th version, the gaming, virtual reality, mobile phone technology etc etc and how 7th version is so much more addictive than the previous versions that people don't want reality anymore. That should have been established first before waking Neo up.
Yeah thay would have been good. The movie needed another hour to flesh out the ideas and story.
I think some things in the movie were just rushed a bit but most movies these days have that problem. The build up is missing.
But... We really need full story description about the world which is identical to our, with one difference? (Our world trilogy movie, their world trilogy game)
Also breaking 4th wall at the beginning is enough explanaition how this world looks like 🤷🏻♀️ except when viewer is dumb🤣 then he can not see connections between tips which movie is throwing to us ;)
@@kilerek3 For everything that is good, the saying goes 'show me don't tell me'
The Matrix universe has so many stories and messages to convey that it needs several TV series.
This movie was a masterpiece in my opinion
" Paint the sky's with rainbows... "
That comment is also important...
It's what Sati did at the end on Revelutions..
So Sati is also a free mind, just like Trinity and Neo... and it's something to remind people what a free mind can do...
I've seen good reviews, I've seen bad reviews (a lot of those), but this is the only channel that makes the attempt to get what the film is about in itself, for itself, in context, and therefore I will probably go see it. Thanks.
And no the analyst was not wrong most people depend on the system even if we suffer because we are scared to lose the little or lot that we have. The first matrix was so influential that they had to tone it down for these very movies gave birth to the first free thought of reality since great philosophers like Plato.
Calm down mate.....there have been lots of revolutions and historical free thought since Plato
Thank you Matrix Explained... Thank you for your dedication. Thank you for all of the thought provoking content that you've put out over the years that lead up to this so far... I really hope that the franchise continues, and I think that it definitely can... Merv said that it wasn't the last time that they'd see him, and Smith also said something along the lines of "our alliance is over for now...". 🤙
just left the theater, I cried so so much! The chemistry of Neo / Trinity is just amazing. Loved the addition of Bugs as well. The new morpheus was justified, so I enjoyed that character too! The CGI was on point, despite that I thought there would be more practical effects (like the other films). I score in a B+ only because there are so many unanswered questions, but thats why I'm here now to get the answers 😆Also people claimed it was "funny", but there were maybe two scenes where I giggled, but that was it. The action scenes were really cool too! GO SEE THIS IN THEATERS, way better experience for-sure !
I love how the ending shares sentiments of how they are not planning on changing people but rather changing the system which governs people thus in turn freeing people.
The Analyst is actually the character I agree with the most In this film, I fundamentally agree with what he says about people choosing to live in a false reality & we need only look at social media for this & the Metaverse is the next diabolical step in our false reality.
Also the idea of staying in a false reality instead of living without what we want in life... speaks volumes.
This movie was what we needed. Opening up that book of our minds yet again this was good.
I like the part she beats the hell out of the Architect for naming her Tiffany 😆😆😆
Loved this explanation. A lot of the CZcams movie reviewers need to watch this video and stop being haters. I enjoyed the movie 👍🏼
Just finished watching. I liked it. Wish it had been an hour longer to get more into detail with everything.
@Mojo TheRising I don't see how this could've been broken into 2. It's been 20 years for us. Longer would've been a better IMO. And I think it would get better reviews if a more detailed story.
Only people with brains loved this movie, brainless people disliked because they wanted more bullet time rather than a deep story because their brains are unable to process existential questions...
Right
This movie was very deep. I was most amused by IO. We need more of an animatrix look at the city and the cooperation going on there.
Oh yes, imagine a "third renaissance" after the truce, with all the details of the situation after matrix revolution (how the peace was conceived, how people jacked into the matrix were freed, the new machine war, IO, etc ..) . With the rumours of "Animatrix 2.0", I am more than excited.
a few good short films could plug some holes like the annamatrix.
@@mathgasm8484 Deep? what does that word mean to you? you have to think for more than 2 seconds?
Excellent analysis and explanations as always brother, thank you 😊 Keep em coming!
100% the movie is not over , many things opened
Smith still alive
Analyst doesn’t die
The new city still alive , machines need to attack
Sati mentioned something big will happen that’s why they needed neo and trinity back
None of the characters died …
Frenchman still alive
Buggs might be the transition character to be the “one” since her body was used to unplug trinity
Peace ✌️
Merovingian : Mark my words boy, Mark them well, I have survived your predecessors and I will survive you.
Before that movie there was no deja vu program. It was a glitch because of something being changed. The deja vu concept differs from the original triology.
Seen it five times and it’s so breathtaking and I loved it how it becomes meta and straightforward with the plot and storylines that define what the matrix is at heart
you dont have much of standards do you? they pissed on all 3 previous movies with this one, saying its a joke of a movie would be an understatement , but ordinary consumer mind would swallow anything these days cause crap movies have become mainstream
@@davemaverick8438 P.S. I just saw you responding literally to another one of the positive comments here in the section, the fuck is wrong with you dude?
@@pizarrobrown6174 whats up snowflake? did I hurt your little bubbly feelings about the movie while you were watching others snowflakes positive comments?
you like torturing yourself?
@@davemaverick8438 That comment alone invalidates anything you'd feel the need to say. Also, did you like your own comment?
Just finished the movie I honestly like where they went with it. It had to be bold and that it most definitely was
@@comfy_rwds “that’s just like your opinion man”
- The Dude
Can you PLEASE breakdown on why/how Trinity was able to "kill/reboot" the Analyst at the end? That was so confusing and a power that has NEVER been seen before in the matrix....UNLESS it's supposed to be similar to Neo destroying/freeing Agent Smith at the end of the first film.
i agree that he should do a full video on this topic. but what I think that scene depicts is that she now how power to manipulate reality as she chooses to. The Analyst had the power to re-arrange or to reboot the matrix, and now, so does she (Neo has that power too, but he's a 'co-equal' with Trinity).
But, I think its important to say: the Analyst isn't the 'top authority'. He answers to something greater than himself. So, essentially, he's very powerful, but he's not the 'big bad' - we haven't been introduced to the big bad yet.
@@BartScantlin Hmm 🤔... I didn't think of something else being a Big Bad. Sati did say something big will happen.
As the Anomalies, Trinity and Neo are basically equal to the Analyst. In their conversation, at the end, the Analyst says they can do whatever they want and change whatever they want. Rainbow skies.
The Analyst throughout the whole movie is just trying to maintain his power and that relys on keeping Neo and Trinity imprisoned. They're imprisonment and his design of the matrix allows for maximum energy output for the machines that's why he was placed in power after the machine civil war. He's the one that purged the Matrix
If Neo and Trinity are free, the Analyst can't run the Matrix like it has been for the last 60 years, because anything that actually tries to control the people inside, Neo and Trinity will just patch/change.
While everyone in the Matrix was imprisoned by the machines once more, humans outside imprisoned themselves inside Zion and IO. They didn't do anything about the purge or question why people stopped leaving the Matrix. Morpheus and Zion were blinded and controled by the prophecy(hope), believing the peace would last no matter who won the machine civil war. IO was blinded and controled by their own fear, fear of restarting the war and losing the prosperity they gained.
Hope and fear play a big part in this movie.
Sorry for the rant, I kinda just went off, but I just saw the movie for a second time and I'm just flowing.
@@drzaious8136 Thank you for the reply and the well crafted rant. Appreciated.
Trinity has more control over the matrix no than the analysis does. After all the analysis is only a program
Warner Bros should pay you, because I was one of those dudes that did not like the ending, until I got some of your break downs on it. Thank you for your research and analyzation. This channel is the best matrix channel. Much love to my matrix heads out there❤
Well explained sir, it’s sad to see the other movie reviewers don’t get it and indirectly being slapped in the face throughout watching the movie 😄 for what they are focusing wrongly.
I watched it yesterday and I think it’s a great thought provoking movie with reflection to our current life. True Mateix fans will understand the message behind this movie
just follow the white rabbit :)
thank you 👌🏾
@@thereisnothinghere8829 yeah they are blue pills that need to be spoon fed. as if they forgotten the joy of watching a movie and exploring further the answers behind it. In fact, I actually think this movie explains everything very well and kinda "spoon-fed" everyone with answers. thats how much i feel this movie represents the current generation.
It's the greatest film and cinematic achievement.
Just saw the movie this afternoon and I honestly loved it. There were things I wasn't keen on but overall it was a really good sequel to the trilogy in my opinion.
i think the whole emotion in the movie depends on the relationship of neo and trinity
This guy gets it. Thank you for this awesome channel!
At least this movie solved the 'not being able wait to see another matrix movie' problem.
This made a perfect beginning to a new trilogy there is no way it doesn’t continue, also the possibility of a tv series is high with the end cut scene saying a “series of Cat videos and we’ll cat it Catrix “
@Mojo TheRising You get that they were making fun of people like you, right?
I do not understand how Smith seemed to in control of the Matrix and all the bots once he shot the Analyst in the head. I also don’t understand how or why Smith seemed unaffected by the Analyst’s bullet time powers, but Neo was. In fact, I am not sure what Smith purpose or agenda was beyond just wanting to kill Neo. That all being said I thought the movie was great!
I'm pretty sure the reason why Neo was affected by the bullet time powers was because he was nerfed
It doesn't make sense because it's crap components are thrown together to make money. And not to make sense.
@@My_Lacrimosa ofc. machines had fucking 60years to nerf anomaly powers
Because Smith was having the anomaly code copied onto him through Neo in the first Matrix....he was always Neo's Opposite...as long as Neo exists, Smith will always be his shadow (The Unbalancing formula to the equation which the architect wanted to Balance) The Ying to to the Yang...he was not affected by the Analyst because in Revolutions Smith grew to immense power beyond anything except the Deus Ex Machina...so like when you wipe a stubborn virus from your computer, residues of that virus may still remain even though you may not realise it ( in this case why Smith had a new body , same as with the Oracle -now being in Sati, Architect being now in the Analyst, The Merovingian looking more scruffy like the Train Man) My kinda of look / opinion though.
@@Tahokmusic
This explanation sounds plausible!
Wow. Your explanation just made the movie even better. I was a bit disappointed but it now makes sense and looking forward to where the franchise is headed.
Nowhere
You need somebody to tells you how to feel about something? 🧐
@@yomero7 it's an explanation video. And we all clicked on it for a reason.
Your analysis convinced me to watch it again!
if a sequel is made i absolutely want Laurence Fishburne and Hugo Weaving back in their respective role please.....
I like the new smith.
Hugo has said he is done with the character.
I have a theory. 22 years ago, when the first film appeared, you needed to visually show the future as they did, as smth technical, distant, a lot of machines... But today, we perceive the matrix, the artificial world, as smth softer, more friendly & everyday like. The nuances are enough, but it makes that world more scarier. I want to say, it's not technical that much, the power of manipulation, strong characters, mind control - that's what makes that world future variant of our world. Haven't seen it yet, but already love it!
Yeah the green is the old system. We are completely digital now
Movie was Excellent! My mind started asking questions Right away( new questions)... Finally the RETURN of thought provoking Cinema! You want numb and colorful cinema... im sure a new Avengers movie is just around the corner!
Best line in the movie : The Merovingian:" This is not over Yet! I will sequel franchise spin-off!"....POINT MADE!
Did anyone else notice as Neo was talking to his Doctor, the butterfly in the background went all blue, then he went through 3/4 flue, 1/2 flue, 1/3 blue.
Watch the back ground.
lol they pissed on all 3 previous movies with this one, saying its a joke of a movie would be an understatement , but ordinary consumer mind would swallow anything these days cause crap movies have gone into mainstream
@Mojo TheRising hahah spotted one, a typical consumer snowflake triggered , by insulting his "fun and thought provoking" hyped garbage , love it when you show yourself
Neo and Trinity are BOTH the anomaly! They are one single being…two halves of the same WHOLE super powerful thing!
There are many interesting topics in the Matrix Resurrections movie to explore ;)
No there are not they just killed the franchise!
The lack of rage at the end was my biggest disappointment. I really hope I'm not the only one who felt that way
yeah the cover doesn't do it for me
The brass against cover is fire
@@felixflauta416 it's cool how we are not all required to agree
I was ready to jump out of my seat only to sit slumped afterwards. Rage not in the matrix is like a fish out of water.. strictly my opinion
The whole movie was lacking
This was the discussion I wanted to have. Thank you
Turned out it's another disappointing sequel of an old franchise, nothing surprising
Happy to see your channel blowing up these days!
Despite it might not look like that at first glance, The Matrix Resurrections is actually a timely and poignant reiteration of the message of the original film. And what the Analyst says at the end is probably the most important part of it in the context of the present moment. Not a fan of Freud, but can it be the reason…hmm, subconsciously :)…for all those negative reactions?
Probably. I think it might be due to how the people subverted the message of the original Matrix over the years, and went to a complete opposite with it, especially for specific agendas. I mean, things like "red-pilled", "black pilled", etc. People also far and wide are disillusioned similarly but think it's due to totally illegitimate causes. People who play with them, and especially those who force upon a certain system, like the programs, are actively making sure it stays that way, and that their bots crush everyone else.
@@ninaj6051 I agree that the message of the original - which was pretty straightforward and perfectly correct - was subverted, ignored, or simply drowned in the endless discussions about the technicalities of the lore. With some very sad consequences as far as the “real” world goes. Hence - the farce aesthetics of the fourth movie, I guess. While those “seriously disappointed” are essentially just hating on the reflection ...
So now the question is what were the original trilogy of films?
A: A movie trilogy based on the events surrounding the Thomas Anderson/Neo integral anomaly?
B: The cutscenes from The Matrix series of games created by Thomas Anderson inside The Matrix cut together into films like we see on CZcams nowadays, or even like these recent indie films using a photorealistic game engine like Unreal Engine 5 to make a feature film trilogy?
C: A movie trilogy based on a screenplay adaptation of the game Thomas Anderson designed in The Matrix which is also in The Matrix?
I feel like The Analyst is the combination of the Architect, the Merovingian, & the Oracle...basically, the purge shows that the machines are also still evolving.
Or he's just your plain-ole psychiatrist.
Being a fan of and watching the matrix is not complete without this channel
I think the movie is having some similar reactions as the original, 1999 I remember a lot of people watched it and they just didn't get it and understand the commentary and meaning... So it really wasn't as popular as people think it was... It only became more mainstream and popular as the academics and writers start to dissect and explain the commentary. I think Lana has a lot to say in this. The Bot attack at the end the claustrophobic feeling, the smother feeling is her commentary on cancel culture. When you just say one unpopular thing online it's like a switch goes off and everyone just jumps on you and come at you non stop when they themselves don't even know what they are attacking you about. Kudos to Lana I think she did an amazing job. This Matrix is every bit as deep and interesting as the first.
I wrote somewhere else about my explanation of the bots, but I think they are about everyone who is manipulated and subverts the essence of things of which they feel some kind of a threat, mainly new stuff, that prevents people from systemically fixing stuff. Even the Matrix franchise was subverted for it, e.g. "red-pilled", "black-pilled" etc, when someone finds a way to spoil each nice thing that happens in the world, by making it look even worse than how things are in that moment.
@@ninaj6051 yeah I really enjoyed the film and I think a lot of people do forget how strange and odd this movie was back in 1999, I remember I had some friends before Seeing it was determined to hate it... They said it looked so goofy and silly trench coats and dark glasses everywhere. But me being a huge computer nerd and just sat at home on my dial up internet every night was so ready for it. I'm getting the same vibes now because I see Lana is again making statements about being an outsiders and someone who isn't comfortable and doesn't feel cool in the world.
@@ninaj6051 beautifully said
The first one is a perfect film. This one has intresting ideas, but its not very good as a movie. Imo.
Are you mad? Regardless of whether or not people got it, everyone loved The Matrix. It was an instant hit. You must be thinking of Matrix Reloaded, that's the one that turned people off because of the end with the Architect.
The problem is that the story in the film was not compelling or make any sense. If his power could only be when he was with trinity then he wouldn’t have been able to fight Smith at the end of the trilogy. Their attempts at commentary of the industry simply pointed out how pointless the film itself was. It wasn’t clever it was lazy and, most of all, a real shame. I will continue loving the trilogy and do my best to forget this mess.
He still had remnants of the blue pills in his system. As pills gradually leave your system you will gain your full strength back. I have a low tolerance for any kind of medicine and fill the effects immediately. But after they leave my system I am back to normal.
@@jag20069 I’m referring to his fight with smith at the end of the matrix trilogy. If he could only be the one with trinity around, he would not have been able to fight smith. If he still had remnants of the blue pills (taken in a fake world) were in his system, maybe he should have had another nonsensical punch up with the not-Morpheus/Smith hybrid. Apparently that helped him the first time somehow.
There is only one scene that wasn’t riddled with issues, and I wish they had more of those scenes in the film. It was the scene in the coffee shop with neo and trin. It was also one of the few scenes where we weren’t watching the initial trilogy and being reminded of how much better they were.
I wonder why Trinity was able to fly from the building but Neo couldn’t. The argument could be made that he no longer has that ability, but the two of them are shown flying together at the end of the movie
Neo didnt hv the belief in himself. He was getting dosed by those blue pills given by the Analyst. So in that short period of time he could not summon those beliefs. Also he might hv flown had Bugs not stopped him.
maybe he just needed little bit more time to relearn to fly???
@@T3Rmin4LCuRi0siTy They dont mean then, they mean when neo and trinity jump from the building and trin is flying but neo cannot towards the end
@@QuantumFlux_22 Trinity also carried the anomaly code. Maybe that was the moment she believed. Dont worry there will be other sequels to fill the gaps.
He wanted to end it there and die with Trinity because it was too much? That's when Trinity started believing?
This movie is Lana´s way of saying "I love you all, I love my life...here...have a piece of my heart"
What I have found is that you need to watch it more than once to start getting it. First time I saw it I hated it. After three watches I'm starting to get what they were going for and how it has a place in the Matrix story. But if I said I had no issues at all I'd be lying.
I hate it after one view and I hope by watching it a few more times I'll like it better
the same , i think the only problem is shaky cam
@@NuttyPotato XD
@@NuttyPotato this is gold like real gold
I agree. I watched it a 2nd time and I enjoyed it more. I feel like the meta subtext of it all was at a much deeper level than most people realize.
Video idea: responding to critiques of the film by using quotes from the film itself! So much dialogue is so well written and calls people out on what they think the film should be
Morpheus, initially thought that everyone of his crew, that he freed, was the ONE.
Trinity, Mouse, Neo and even Cypher.
They all are the one in their own way
We are the One
I havnt seen Matrix ressurections yet and im glad im FINALLY seeing some positive comments on this movie,the Matrix is deep and vast universe you just never know how things are gonna play out.
I saw the film today and I liked it. Most importantly I thought it was a perfect coda to the trilogy. Neo and Trinity dying in #3 I think was a good ending but it's not a happy ending. In this case, they had a better outcome. I also said before I liked #2 and #3 and the Animatrix more than the first one. I thought this was a lot of fan service and I do think they touched on some interesting ideas. I would argue that if you're not a Matrix fan and if you particularly didn't like the sequels as much, this will be harder for you. So I think it was clever, had its moments, and a few novel ideas including how programs can now exist in our world (why not just give them a machine body?). I do think it would've been better with Weaving and possibly Fishburne, with the same story (i.e., Morpheus would still be the program).
"Deja Vu" was not a program in the first matrix. deja vu was a symptom of the code being corrected...
Great explanations, you definitely know your lore. Could you please do a video on how & why Smith came back? He seemed to have a moment of recollection before picking up the gun in the offices. Is his source code interlinked with Neo's? Thank you and wishing you happy holidays!
"And that is the most important thing about The Matrix franchise; our interpretation of certain events can change over time" - this is what I love about this channel, you are not tied to whatever you thought The Matrix meant yesterday, no matter how much surety you may have presented it with, you are always open up a new understanding. In that light, I disagree with your interpretation of the end credits scene. I enjoy end-credits and mid-credits scenes, as a nice way to append additional context, and see this particular end-credits-scene as a great use of the form, appending a kind of meta-context, that mocks attempts to capitalize on The Matrix, including a subtle wink at The Animatrix. I love how Lana has left nothing sacred, nothing restricted from questioning.
I thought Neo and Trinity were the best part (only good part?) of Resurrections so I'm totally behind her getting powers. Carrie-Anne Moss is back and she still kicks ass.
It's refreshing to see I'm not the only one who actually liked the movie for what it was.. Even with though todays' need to completely deconstruct female characters into something stupid that they are not even supposed to be.
But with Trinity? I always took Neo and Trinity as a SINGLE UNIT, working together in complete harmony and where one cannot work without the other. Glad I got that confirmed at least.
Maybe they should have just change the name from Matrix: Resurrection to "Neo goes to depressing therapy sessions" It might be more honest.. I loved the first 3 but this one sucks greatly Unfortunately Hard to believe it is part of the same series. Very Very weak. I wanted my money back after seeing it.
Agree with you!
It is true that there are interesting ideas, but we are talking about Matrix!!!! The first 3 movies were epic, if we compare this to the 1st trilogy, then it's a big crap
Made the matrix into a cartoon. What a major colossal loss.
I liked it. It had a lot of subtlety and an interesting Terminator reference I wonder if anyone else noticed. Morpheus asset in code was model 101, cyberdyne systems 101 was Arnolds terminator. Morpheus walked the hallway and crossed arms with the guns just like arnolds terminator
Damn right. I was wondering, where hv i seen it before. Good observation.
Part of the original Matrix has similarities with terminator that were removed by the producer or the studio, like many other wacky stuff. The 101 was already in the trilogy though.
Morpheus used to do that in the OG trilogy too when he had dual SMGs
@@jase276 which means I may have a false memory smh