Interesting indeed. But that's not quite accurate as to why they need the hardline phones. What's needed is an access point that's native to the Matrix system itself. Thus, the phones. Later on, as system technology 'within' the Matrix advances, a local WiFi access point for example would be required...
Almost everyone from the dial up ages also had those speakers that could detect an incoming phone call. So you could be ready to hang up and try to reconnect to your game.
Yeah, in Eastern Europe, the internet only became a thing after 2005, and it was just like it is now. So we don't know how it was in the 90s. Even to think that there was internet in the 90s is so unusual
I love that you got the ‘Accept cookie?’ Reference. It took me years of seeing this before it finally hit me, that she really did pass him a bit of software that would radically alter the course of his life.
It's questionable if they actually intended this reference. HTTP cookies were just invented 5 years before the movie came out. So even less time when you think about the concept of the movie and the production. Furthermore in 1994 only a precursor to the cookies we know nowadays was implemented. The Cookies we have today were first standardizied in 1997 with the RFC 2109. Back then the Web itself was quite new. "Accepting cookies" wasn't a thing either and at that time there were no real security concerns about cookies. The EU first regulated that websites that use cookies must inform about that in their privacy statement in 2002. It's only since 2018 that websites have to actively ask for consent. This development was generally a huge mistake from the regulation perspective. The burdon of accepting / declining cookies should have been put on the browser's shoulders and not the website's. In the end it's the browser that actually saves the cookie locally. So it would make way more sense to have the browser asking for the consent. That way the browser could provide a general rule to not accept any unless you actively allow it. This would have been SOOOOO much better. Now literally every website is "infected" with those pesky cookie banners just because some politicians haven't really thought this through or didn't ask some experts about it. The sad thing is, even if they would change it now, it would take ages for websites to get rid of their cookie banners. Companies have spent millions to implement those stupid banners... One of the biggest political fails with long term effects on the digital world.
"There are no bullets". Thank you for understanding what happened at the end. So many reactors roll their eyes thinking that Trinity's kiss somehow brings him back to life like some disney princess movie. When in reality, that wasnt it. The Oracle even told Neo that he or Morpheus will die, and that Neo is "waiting for something. Maybe the next life". She prophesied him dying. Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦
Some people think it's a leap of logic to accept that Neo came back to life after the kiss. When really, it's more of a leap of logic to accept the premise that you die in reality when plugged into the matrix, simply because "your mind makes it real". Which is a fine premise don't get me wrong, that's one of the points of the movie is how encompassing and hard it is to not accept the simulation presented before you. I'm just saying that anyone annoyed or bothered by Neo's "resurrection" should be even more so annoyed by all those people who died in the matrix beforehand, when there physical bodies should have been just fine on there hovercrafts or w/e outside the matrix. Neo simply was able to resist or deny the reality the matrix was pumping into his brain, more so than anyone beforehand had been able to. Like you said, he's chilling on a chair in a Hovercraft just fine.
The Wachowski brothers unintentionally changed society so much with this movie, once a free thinker watches it for the first time it’s an inescapable rabbit hole that changes their perspective forever. Once you’re out you’re out. The movie is a red pill in and of itself, we know it’s just a movie but it’s so relatable to real life in so many ways that you look at everything around you more skeptically, with eyes wide open.
And all of it has been discussed before in various movies and books. Just they have made it more... popular thatn it used to be. There were some stories and movies before it, so it wasn't exactly a new concept as such (especially if you were familiar with science fiction books): - classic "World on a Wire" from 1973 (easier to find under "Welt am Draht" german title). - or a classic book Simulacron-3 by Daniel F. Galouye, from 1964 - or Neuromancer by William Gibson from 1984 and of course some during/after that time such as "13th Floor" or Dark City (even thought Dark City was filmed before Matrix). Or even now, the Simulation Theory is discussed in academia at some levels (particulary in quantum physics, but also regarding people involved in Artificial Inteligence research, or even top level IT specialists).
I saw it in high school two weeks after it came out because tickets were almost impossible to get before that. I remember my goodbye to the 90s too. I was watching Entrapment at home 12/31/99 as 2000 rolled in.
You are correct. Those were just regular, normal people that Neo and Trinity slaughtered in that building. Just other helpless souls plugged into the Matrix. Pretty messed up...
For sure, but it was also for a "good" reason: to have any chance at saving Morpheus they needed to kill all the connected people to whom the agents could potentially transform. Same reason for why they bombed the elevator.
It's funny how many reactors watch Morpheus' explanation of the Matrix and how humanity gave birth to AI, saying "Oh, this is like now" or "This is our future", not realizing it may have already happened and you are in the Matrix now.
Fun reaction, keep going. All are brilliant. A couple of days ago I took my kids who were born in 03 & 04 to the theater for a 25th anniversary showing of this. What a blast!
There are some moments in time you remember. I was lucky to have seen this before most did and without knowing a thing about it. Lost count how many times I watched in when i came out. Today I could imagine a cinema full of phones recording their experience, LMAO. Hail from Australia
This movie was ground breaking for its time, holds up very well today! I’ve been watching y’all’s South Park reactions, they’re good too! I live in Texas, but my Grandma was Czech. Your east European accents remind me of her!
AI and it's possible threat is nothing new. It's first mentioned in a book back in 1872. Then you get 1968's "2001 a Spacy Odyssey", 1970's "Colossus the Forbin Project", 1984's "Terminator" and it pretty snowballs from there.
It's exactly like this in the real world we live in right now, the spiritual world is the real one and we live in a physical one, a carnal world, our body are just ashes and dust, the law of this physical world could be bent, broken or change according to our faith.... Jesus walked on a water, but, Do not try to change this world with your thought or mind that's impossible... remember "There is no spoon"
Fun fact: the role of Trinity was first offered to Madonna, it was actually written for her inspired by her look in her "Human nature" video, but she declined cos she was busy filming another movie. But she ended up providing the record contracts to do the soundtrack under her record label Maverick Records.
This movie did a great job at giving away subtle clues that Neo is the guy: 17:49 The Oracle telling Neo that she understands why Trinity likes him. 23:45 Trinity telling Neo "It can't be true." And he asks her "Why?" But she doesn't answer.. (Because the Oracle had already told her she was destined to fall in love with the one, which she keeps to herself. )
I remember when this movie came out. The way it was shot, there was nothing like it. The bullet time, the rotating cameras, the filters... God this first movie is amazing. Too bad the sequels didn't quite live up to the hype.
How well it's hold up also shows how quickly things were developing in the 90s. Never before has 25 years in cinema seemed less aged, whereas if you went back 25 years from 1999, 1974 would've seemed ancient in every respect.
@@emultra759 - depends. A lot from the movie is based on concepts from older stories and movie adaptations: - classic "World on a Wire" from 1973 (easier to find under "Welt am Draht" german title). - or a classic book Simulacron-3 by Daniel F. Galouye, from 1964 - or Neuromancer by William Gibson from 1984
Fun facts: It's hardly a secret that 1999's sci fi martial arts blockbuster masterpiece "The Matrix” was inspired by 1995's generation-defining cyberpunk film "Ghost in the Shell."
Sort of, don't forget - classic "World on a Wire" from 1973 (easier to find under "Welt am Draht" german title), or a classic book Simulacron-3 by Daniel F. Galouye, from 1964, or even Neuromancer by William Gibson from 1984. Bit before Ghost...
I was 13 when this came out, using the internet as it existed then, and my mind was BLOWN. Still such a great film, and scary concept that holds up well to this day. The fashion, maybe not as much. lol AI is still currently a potential hazard and fear for what it could become. It really put these actors on the map too. Awesome movie.
I never thought about it but in the world this movie takes place in people really aren't actually related to their families if they are grown in the fields like that, I doubt the machines took the time to have all grown children be related by blood to their parents in the Matrix.
Great job, guys! Love your honest reaction! My first time here. I liked and subed! You done the 5th Element yet? More good Sci-Fi stuff with Bruce Willis & other big stars. Have a wonderful day!
It's hardly a secret that 1999's sci fi martial arts blockbuster masterpiece "The Matrix” was inspired by 1995's generation-defining cyberpunk film "Ghost in the Shell."
They were almost all just a cog in the system as well before being freed. At least you briefly acknowledged who they were killing during the guns scene.
One misconception young people seem to have is that plots with AI or even virtual worlds were new or uncommon in the early 2000s. In fact they were incredibly common, in movies, tv shows, and books. In particular in books they were common going back to at least 50s. None of the plot ideas in the Matrix were really new, it was just really great writing, plot, and style. And it's true the advertising basically spoiled nothing. So although the idea of a virtual world wasn't new at all - you didn't know it was going to be that kind of movie until they unhooked him. So it was a surprise just the same.
This movie has a notorious gun mistake in it, during the "dodge this" part. Trinity shoots him in the side of the head, but when the body falls the bullet hole is right between the eyes. A spot he never got shot. It's up there with Dirty Harry and End Of Watch, where they're great movies but goofed up as well. Each of them have a scene that is notorious in the gun community for a mistake, but also held in very high regard nonetheless. It's an interesting paradox they fit into.
Nice. You make some refreshingly keen observations far too many people don't make. Like when Neo and Trinity storm the building, they're killing innocent people. And it's not Trinity's kiss that 'resurrects' Neo. Great to see observant, intelligent people.
As the film points out, they are unplugging batteries. Basically enemy NPC's in the Matrix that are all potential agents. Most of them would choose to stay in the Matrix rather than get unplugged. These are folks that are actively working for the machines, so these are not their allies in the war for humanity.
"I thought he was going to hold the helicopter" So did Neo. That's the point. He sees Trinity going down in the helicopter and the first thing he thinks is "I can save her by holding the helicopter". He thinks it. Morpheus thinks it.
Since you were wondering how it was to see The Matrix back in 1999: A lot of times, when there are big changes in an art or in society, you only realize what happens when you look back on them later on. The Matrix wasn't like that. Watching the Matrix was already knowing while you were watching that cinematic history would be divided into "movies before The Matrix" and "movies after The Matrix".
Neo is an INTP/ Logician. One of the 16 MBTI personalities. Trinity is an ISTP, Morpheus is an ENFJ, Cipher is an ESTP, agent Smith is an ISTJ, Tank is an ESFJ, big bro Dozer is an ISFJ and the Oracle is an INFJ.These are just a few of the personalities that exist. Google and RUclips, the 16 MBTI personalities. Also the Matrix is loosely based on Plato's Allegory of the Cave written 380 b.c
Did we not learn enough from older movies?! Terminator, T2, Matrix....everything where AI kills off everyone!? Let's slow our roll!! My very job is threatened by AI. It can kill us in more ways than the Terminator!
"You hear that Mr. Anderson?... That is the sound of inevitability... It is the sound of your death... Goodbye, Mr. Anderson..." "My name... is Neo." Fun, deep film. This movie is about free will and breaking free of the machine. Unfortunately, the second and third movies (while watchable) are philosophically inconsistent with this movie. The fourth movie is absolute garbage and completely unwatchable. I can't stop you from watching them, just be prepared to be disappointed in them. Fun Fact: Theatrical movie debut of Tamara Brown. Mythology Fact: In Greek mythology, Morpheus (Laurence Fishburne) is the god of dreams. The One Fact: To prepare for the scene where Neo wakes up in a pod, Keanu Reeves lost fifteen pounds and shaved his whole body to give Neo an emaciated look. Set Malfunction Fact: After the lobby shoot-out, the camera pans back, showing the aftermath of the gunfight. A moment passes, and a large chunk of one of the pillars falls off. This was not planned, but was left in for a comedic effect. Not A Snowflake Fact: Carrie-Anne Moss twisted her ankle while shooting one of her scenes, but decided not to tell anyone until after filming, so they wouldn't re-cast her. Carrie-Anne Moss performed the shots featuring Trinity at the beginning of the film, and all the wire stunts throughout, herself. Sunglasses Enthusiast Fact: The iconic sunglasses worn by the Matrix characters are from the "Blinde" label, which prides itself on producing handmade glasses. The company's founder, Richard Walker, had to tender against large companies, such as Ray-Ban and Arnette, to win the film's sunglasses contract, and set himself apart by scratch-designing pairs of glasses based purely on the characters' unusual names. When his tender was successful, Walker was flown into Sydney where he spent the duration of the Matrix shoot custom-designing sunglasses for the cast in the back of an Oxford Street optometrist.
Great reaction. Thank you! Of course, we thought about and discussed the effects and dangers of AI. We`ve been aware that governments and the Deep States used it to their advantage and have had plans to use it to control us. Mega Computers had already been a thing since the 70s. And that`s why "The Matrix" resonated with many of us. For those of us who have watched The Discovery Channel (during and up to the time it used to provide us with relevant and intelligent content) AI and its development was an important issue. We`ve also discussed the probability of living in the Matrix even before the movie came out. But just like today, the majority thought very little about AI and its effects on society, and they couldn`t care less. Many didn`t even understand the movie and described it as "fairytalish" rubbish. Of course, you`re right in saying that times have changed and that nowadays, we are (evidently) much closer, more exposed to and involved in AI in our everyday lives than we were in the 1990s.
it's also funny ASF that the younger generation don't know the movies and shows for example I grew up w like the og movie the shining or another og movie the last boy scout w Bruce Willis in it or even h the og turtles movies when they wore suits instead of this cg the turtles had now
The original idea was that human minds would be harnessed as extra RAM (processing power) for the computers, helping them think their thoughts for them, which would result in sensory input flowing through human brains. To keep the humans from trying to get out of the system, the computers made sure that the sensory data looked only like “real life”-what human brains are used to processing anyway. This kept the humans calm and compliant and let the computers get on with their stuff without any human interference. Unfortunately, the studios couldn’t understand this, and certainly didn’t think the moviegoing public would either. So they went with “batteries.” Which leaves the question, why have the dream world at all? Why not just leave them all brain dead in lifelong comas? The reason is they needed active brains, but again they got rid of that plot line.
"how can be this movie 15 y.o. and be so cool"... Because this is THE MOVIE who change the way to make action movie since 2002 to ahead.. itroducing new tecnology of special fx. Before of Matrix the movies was always the same... after that any action movie start to use this kind of tecnology.
Hi! I assume you've heard that the Matrix sequels have been getting progressively weaker. That's why I recommend that you DO NOT watch the 2nd and 3rd movies. Instead, check out the combined '2+3 Ultimate' version, which won't disappoint. All the childish, stupid, and boring parts have been cut from the 2nd and 3rd movies, resulting in a fast-paced, three-hour action film that's a worthy continuation of the first Matrix. As an extra change, we also get two minutes from Matrix 4 at the end, showing an older Neo and Trinity. It's worth noting that Matrix 2 and 3 were originally filmed together, with the story split into two parts and released in theaters six months apart. So, the Matrix was never really a trilogy. In my opinion, with the ULTIMATE version, we now have a proper continuation, and hopefully someone will eventually create a decent third part (Matrix 4 is unbearably bad)... Let’s just forget about it.
If you click on my name, you'll find a "MATRIX 2 3 ULTIMATE 2in1 END SCENE" video, and the first comment will have the GDRIVE to the Matrix 2+3 ULTIMATE movie. By the way, I hear you might be Russian/Ukrain (?) This ULTIMATE version also exists in Russian and Czech. (as well as in German, Italian, Hungarian, and Spanish)
In the bible. God tells Joshua and his men to go to the city of AI and destroy it. It is controlled by evil. And God wants everything inside wiped out. Now we are here with AI
Exodus 13:12 That thou shalt set apart unto the Lord all that openeth THE MATRIX, and every firstling that cometh of a beast which thou hast; the males shall be the Lord's.
And the interesting part is that you can see so much in the movie now, looking back, that points to it. A semi-androgynous character called....Switch? A world where you can alter your 'self' based on your mind, not your physical body? I know you were not-so-subtly trying to express your opinion of their actions on a personal level, but I'm more interested in the film. It's interesting how many people love the film's themes, but don't like it when certain aspects of those themes play out in real life.
Literally nothing important about that involves the movie. If you want to spread hate and ignorance, do it offline where people can look at you in disgust to your face
There are 4 Matrix films, there has been talk of a fifth, but will it come to anything? And as one user already wrote... Cloud Atlas is an almost epochal film and you should have seen it and V for Vendetta. Why you can't find any reaction videos for Cloud Atlas (2012) is a mystery to me. There are still many good films where there are hardly any or no reaction videos.
@@seanstinchfield-mp2xm It was by far the worst part, I was also disappointed, just average. If you hadn't seen the first three, you would say, you can take a look, but nothing special, one of the Wachowskis probably didn't feel like it yet to shoot a fourth one, but there are probably people behind it who put a little pressure on it and that's perhaps why it was implemented so carelessly. However, if you have watched the first three, you would still want to know what happens next, but there are also messages in them that need to be interpreted. Since the 4th was so bad, the person responsible for the fight scenes in the first three parts, a luminary, was also scared away, the age of the actors is noticeable..., Morpheus was replaced, etc. That's why I have doubts as to whether there will be a fifth will give, but ultimately I have no idea, but one thing is clear, then we really have to step on the gas again and at least step it up a notch. As good as the first or the first trilogy... or something completely new in terms of technology and content, but that would definitely not happen. This level is no longer reached.
This is the first time that I am visiting your channel and I just want to leave a quick feedback. I just left the reaction at 3:10 because I couldn't take it. Your cuts are too damn short and too damn fast. So kindly, *MAKE IT LENGTHY & SLOW IT DOWN* Also, no proper intro.
@@PillowHero-jd6ie I understand the limitations of the platform but there are other reactors who face the same limitations but their reactions are watchable and the viewer doesn't get irritated. Look, all I'm just saying is that you need to do a few adjustments to your video editing. Take reference from the top reactors and take a close look at their editing style. Also, try to have at-least a minute long intro. I know it's a bummer but it'll benefit you in the long run. The rest is up to you. Good luck and take care.
also just wondering does any remember the days when Internet was slow because it was dial up Internet that was a pain for me in school trying my best to play Oregon trail on a black and white Macintosh computer it was slow but yet fun my school days were filled w floppy disc for programs does any remember floppy disc I miss them they were interesting ASF
It’s interesting that younger people don’t realize we used telephones to connect in the beginning of the internet. That’s why they need the phones 😊
Interesting indeed. But that's not quite accurate as to why they need the hardline phones. What's needed is an access point that's native to the Matrix system itself. Thus, the phones. Later on, as system technology 'within' the Matrix advances, a local WiFi access point for example would be required...
Dial up internet was the worst but it was all we had.
Seriously, Gen Z might be the stupidest generation ever in America
Almost everyone from the dial up ages also had those speakers that could detect an incoming phone call. So you could be ready to hang up and try to reconnect to your game.
Yeah, in Eastern Europe, the internet only became a thing after 2005, and it was just like it is now. So we don't know how it was in the 90s. Even to think that there was internet in the 90s is so unusual
Hugo Weaving was and still is the perfect actor to play Agent Smith
And V
@@hairlokk8672 and Lord Elrond
I love that you got the ‘Accept cookie?’ Reference. It took me years of seeing this before it finally hit me, that she really did pass him a bit of software that would radically alter the course of his life.
It's questionable if they actually intended this reference. HTTP cookies were just invented 5 years before the movie came out. So even less time when you think about the concept of the movie and the production. Furthermore in 1994 only a precursor to the cookies we know nowadays was implemented. The Cookies we have today were first standardizied in 1997 with the RFC 2109. Back then the Web itself was quite new. "Accepting cookies" wasn't a thing either and at that time there were no real security concerns about cookies. The EU first regulated that websites that use cookies must inform about that in their privacy statement in 2002. It's only since 2018 that websites have to actively ask for consent.
This development was generally a huge mistake from the regulation perspective. The burdon of accepting / declining cookies should have been put on the browser's shoulders and not the website's. In the end it's the browser that actually saves the cookie locally. So it would make way more sense to have the browser asking for the consent. That way the browser could provide a general rule to not accept any unless you actively allow it. This would have been SOOOOO much better. Now literally every website is "infected" with those pesky cookie banners just because some politicians haven't really thought this through or didn't ask some experts about it. The sad thing is, even if they would change it now, it would take ages for websites to get rid of their cookie banners. Companies have spent millions to implement those stupid banners... One of the biggest political fails with long term effects on the digital world.
Nokia joke was on point, always enjoy you guys.
"There are no bullets". Thank you for understanding what happened at the end. So many reactors roll their eyes thinking that Trinity's kiss somehow brings him back to life like some disney princess movie. When in reality, that wasnt it. The Oracle even told Neo that he or Morpheus will die, and that Neo is "waiting for something. Maybe the next life". She prophesied him dying.
Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦
YES!!! But Trinity's kiss did inspire him to believe (further) in his next life.
There's actually a better explanation for why he isn't dead, but that's a spoiler for the next movies.
Some people think it's a leap of logic to accept that Neo came back to life after the kiss. When really, it's more of a leap of logic to accept the premise that you die in reality when plugged into the matrix, simply because "your mind makes it real". Which is a fine premise don't get me wrong, that's one of the points of the movie is how encompassing and hard it is to not accept the simulation presented before you. I'm just saying that anyone annoyed or bothered by Neo's "resurrection" should be even more so annoyed by all those people who died in the matrix beforehand, when there physical bodies should have been just fine on there hovercrafts or w/e outside the matrix. Neo simply was able to resist or deny the reality the matrix was pumping into his brain, more so than anyone beforehand had been able to. Like you said, he's chilling on a chair in a Hovercraft just fine.
The Wachowski brothers unintentionally changed society so much with this movie, once a free thinker watches it for the first time it’s an inescapable rabbit hole that changes their perspective forever. Once you’re out you’re out.
The movie is a red pill in and of itself, we know it’s just a movie but it’s so relatable to real life in so many ways that you look at everything around you more skeptically, with eyes wide open.
And all of it has been discussed before in various movies and books. Just they have made it more... popular thatn it used to be. There were some stories and movies before it, so it wasn't exactly a new concept as such (especially if you were familiar with science fiction books):
- classic "World on a Wire" from 1973 (easier to find under "Welt am Draht" german title).
- or a classic book Simulacron-3 by Daniel F. Galouye, from 1964
- or Neuromancer by William Gibson from 1984
and of course some during/after that time such as "13th Floor" or Dark City (even thought Dark City was filmed before Matrix).
Or even now, the Simulation Theory is discussed in academia at some levels (particulary in quantum physics, but also regarding people involved in Artificial Inteligence research, or even top level IT specialists).
When I was a kid, we fought in slow motion too, because of The Six Million Dollar Man and The Bionic Woman.
Yes. We used to make the 'da, da, da, da' noises too. When we used our bionic arm or eye. Good times. ; )
@@user-Chris.Alger11 I did the "impact" & jumping and landing sound effects too, lol.
The cat passed out behind you cracks me up
A glitch in the matrix.
I watched this movie on 31 december 1999 it was my goodbye to the 90s
I saw it in high school two weeks after it came out because tickets were almost impossible to get before that. I remember my goodbye to the 90s too. I was watching Entrapment at home 12/31/99 as 2000 rolled in.
I was stuck in a data center supporting a football field of UNIX machines waiting for the world to end. Didn’t even get OT for it.
Starts with Terminator 2 and peaks with The Matrix! Good times, good times...
You are correct. Those were just regular, normal people that Neo and Trinity slaughtered in that building. Just other helpless souls plugged into the Matrix. Pretty messed up...
For sure, but it was also for a "good" reason: to have any chance at saving Morpheus they needed to kill all the connected people to whom the agents could potentially transform. Same reason for why they bombed the elevator.
It's funny how many reactors watch Morpheus' explanation of the Matrix and how humanity gave birth to AI, saying "Oh, this is like now" or "This is our future", not realizing it may have already happened and you are in the Matrix now.
Where I worked in Sydney they closed it off to traffic so they could film the helicopter scene
Yes, this was made in Australia.
Timeless classic. Highly recommend all of the Wachowski films. "Speed Racer", "V For Vendetta" and especially "Cloud Atlas".
for me, those you listed suck
@@pleutron agree except for V
Speed Racer is so good
@@Jurianug oh, sorry you're not joking 😬oops
@@pleutron To each their own 🙂
The Oracle said he was waiting on something, "who knows, your next life maybe" 😎
Fun reaction, keep going. All are brilliant. A couple of days ago I took my kids who were born in 03 & 04 to the theater for a 25th anniversary showing of this. What a blast!
There are some moments in time you remember. I was lucky to have seen this before most did and without knowing a thing about it. Lost count how many times I watched in when i came out. Today I could imagine a cinema full of phones recording their experience, LMAO. Hail from Australia
This movie was ground breaking for its time, holds up very well today! I’ve been watching y’all’s South Park reactions, they’re good too! I live in Texas, but my Grandma was Czech. Your east European accents remind me of her!
AI and it's possible threat is nothing new. It's first mentioned in a book back in 1872. Then you get 1968's "2001 a Spacy Odyssey", 1970's "Colossus the Forbin Project", 1984's "Terminator" and it pretty snowballs from there.
Now nueralink is the literal matrix
Music synthesis was considered AI in the 50’s & 60’s. It’s been around a LOT longer than most understand.
Fantastic. I find your perspectives very fresh & interesting. Your intelligence is a major plus. Thank you for sharing.
We appreciate that! 🫶
It's exactly like this in the real world we live in right now, the spiritual world is the real one and we live in a physical one, a carnal world, our body are just ashes and dust, the law of this physical world could be bent, broken or change according to our faith.... Jesus walked on a water, but, Do not try to change this world with your thought or mind that's impossible... remember "There is no spoon"
Fun fact: the role of Trinity was first offered to Madonna, it was actually written for her inspired by her look in her "Human nature" video, but she declined cos she was busy filming another movie. But she ended up providing the record contracts to do the soundtrack under her record label Maverick Records.
This movie did a great job at giving away subtle clues that Neo is the guy:
17:49 The Oracle telling Neo that she understands why Trinity likes him.
23:45 Trinity telling Neo "It can't be true." And he asks her "Why?" But she doesn't answer.. (Because the Oracle had already told her she was destined to fall in love with the one, which she keeps to herself. )
I remember when this movie came out. The way it was shot, there was nothing like it. The bullet time, the rotating cameras, the filters... God this first movie is amazing. Too bad the sequels didn't quite live up to the hype.
How well it's hold up also shows how quickly things were developing in the 90s. Never before has 25 years in cinema seemed less aged, whereas if you went back 25 years from 1999, 1974 would've seemed ancient in every respect.
"Those are not the sequels you are looking for..."
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@@emultra759 - depends. A lot from the movie is based on concepts from older stories and movie adaptations:
- classic "World on a Wire" from 1973 (easier to find under "Welt am Draht" german title).
- or a classic book Simulacron-3 by Daniel F. Galouye, from 1964
- or Neuromancer by William Gibson from 1984
Fun facts:
It's hardly a secret that 1999's sci fi martial arts blockbuster masterpiece "The Matrix” was inspired by 1995's generation-defining cyberpunk film "Ghost in the Shell."
Sort of, don't forget - classic "World on a Wire" from 1973 (easier to find under "Welt am Draht" german title), or a classic book Simulacron-3 by Daniel F. Galouye, from 1964, or even Neuromancer by William Gibson from 1984. Bit before Ghost...
Did not know that ya'll are from Ukraine. That's awesome!!! Saying hello from Texas. Good reaction from one of my favorite movies of all time.
Howdy 🤠🐎
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@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192ля, я знал по этому акценту
I was 13 when this came out, using the internet as it existed then, and my mind was BLOWN. Still such a great film, and scary concept that holds up well to this day. The fashion, maybe not as much. lol AI is still currently a potential hazard and fear for what it could become. It really put these actors on the map too. Awesome movie.
Great reaction, I enjoyed this video ❤
Awesome movie. Please react to the sequels :)
I never thought about it but in the world this movie takes place in people really aren't actually related to their families if they are grown in the fields like that, I doubt the machines took the time to have all grown children be related by blood to their parents in the Matrix.
After the Lord of the Rings trilogy, this is my second best trilogy ever in my life!
Original Star Wars for me. But those are good too!
Hollywood went downhill after this movie. Not even the matrix sequels could top this, and I even love those.
Great job, guys! Love your honest reaction! My first time here. I liked and subed! You done the 5th Element yet? More good Sci-Fi stuff with Bruce Willis & other big stars. Have a wonderful day!
It's hardly a secret that 1999's sci fi martial arts blockbuster masterpiece "The Matrix” was inspired by 1995's generation-defining cyberpunk film "Ghost in the Shell."
They were almost all just a cog in the system as well before being freed. At least you briefly acknowledged who they were killing during the guns scene.
One misconception young people seem to have is that plots with AI or even virtual worlds were new or uncommon in the early 2000s.
In fact they were incredibly common, in movies, tv shows, and books.
In particular in books they were common going back to at least 50s.
None of the plot ideas in the Matrix were really new, it was just really great writing, plot, and style.
And it's true the advertising basically spoiled nothing. So although the idea of a virtual world wasn't new at all - you didn't know it was going to be that kind of movie until they unhooked him. So it was a surprise just the same.
This movie has a notorious gun mistake in it, during the "dodge this" part. Trinity shoots him in the side of the head, but when the body falls the bullet hole is right between the eyes. A spot he never got shot. It's up there with Dirty Harry and End Of Watch, where they're great movies but goofed up as well. Each of them have a scene that is notorious in the gun community for a mistake, but also held in very high regard nonetheless. It's an interesting paradox they fit into.
Check out “Point Break” w Keanu, Swayze(RIP), and Gary busey 👌🏼
Appreciate the no bs intro juat straight to the reaction
The actor playing agent smith was also an elf lord in lord of the rings movies .the matrix reloaded is also very good.
He was Elrond
Nice. You make some refreshingly keen observations far too many people don't make. Like when Neo and Trinity storm the building, they're killing innocent people. And it's not Trinity's kiss that 'resurrects' Neo. Great to see observant, intelligent people.
As the film points out, they are unplugging batteries. Basically enemy NPC's in the Matrix that are all potential agents. Most of them would choose to stay in the Matrix rather than get unplugged. These are folks that are actively working for the machines, so these are not their allies in the war for humanity.
"I thought he was going to hold the helicopter"
So did Neo. That's the point. He sees Trinity going down in the helicopter and the first thing he thinks is "I can save her by holding the helicopter".
He thinks it. Morpheus thinks it.
Since you were wondering how it was to see The Matrix back in 1999: A lot of times, when there are big changes in an art or in society, you only realize what happens when you look back on them later on. The Matrix wasn't like that. Watching the Matrix was already knowing while you were watching that cinematic history would be divided into "movies before The Matrix" and "movies after The Matrix".
"trash. the best friend in american movies." 🤣😅😂 wait a minute... 🤔 that is kind of true 🤭 🤪 enjoyed your reaction 👍☺
Neo is an INTP/ Logician. One of the 16 MBTI personalities. Trinity is an ISTP, Morpheus is an ENFJ, Cipher is an ESTP, agent Smith is an ISTJ, Tank is an ESFJ, big bro Dozer is an ISFJ and the Oracle is an INFJ.These are just a few of the personalities that exist. Google and RUclips, the 16 MBTI personalities. Also the Matrix is loosely based on Plato's Allegory of the Cave written 380 b.c
Agent Smith is absolutely an ISTJ. And ISTP certainly explains why we see Trinity doing some welding. Carrie Ann Moss doesn’t have ISTP energy though.
What planet have you been living on - that you have only just got around to watching this?
You guys are great, always a pleasure
The Matrix" might have drawn inspiration from "Blade"
Did we not learn enough from older movies?! Terminator, T2, Matrix....everything where AI kills off everyone!? Let's slow our roll!! My very job is threatened by AI. It can kill us in more ways than the Terminator!
this blew our minds in '99
Just saw this on the big screen again awesome movie
"You hear that Mr. Anderson?... That is the sound of inevitability... It is the sound of your death... Goodbye, Mr. Anderson..."
"My name... is Neo."
Fun, deep film. This movie is about free will and breaking free of the machine. Unfortunately, the second and third movies (while watchable) are philosophically inconsistent with this movie. The fourth movie is absolute garbage and completely unwatchable. I can't stop you from watching them, just be prepared to be disappointed in them.
Fun Fact: Theatrical movie debut of Tamara Brown.
Mythology Fact: In Greek mythology, Morpheus (Laurence Fishburne) is the god of dreams.
The One Fact: To prepare for the scene where Neo wakes up in a pod, Keanu Reeves lost fifteen pounds and shaved his whole body to give Neo an emaciated look.
Set Malfunction Fact: After the lobby shoot-out, the camera pans back, showing the aftermath of the gunfight. A moment passes, and a large chunk of one of the pillars falls off. This was not planned, but was left in for a comedic effect.
Not A Snowflake Fact: Carrie-Anne Moss twisted her ankle while shooting one of her scenes, but decided not to tell anyone until after filming, so they wouldn't re-cast her. Carrie-Anne Moss performed the shots featuring Trinity at the beginning of the film, and all the wire stunts throughout, herself.
Sunglasses Enthusiast Fact: The iconic sunglasses worn by the Matrix characters are from the "Blinde" label, which prides itself on producing handmade glasses. The company's founder, Richard Walker, had to tender against large companies, such as Ray-Ban and Arnette, to win the film's sunglasses contract, and set himself apart by scratch-designing pairs of glasses based purely on the characters' unusual names. When his tender was successful, Walker was flown into Sydney where he spent the duration of the Matrix shoot custom-designing sunglasses for the cast in the back of an Oxford Street optometrist.
Great reaction. Thank you!
Of course, we thought about and discussed the effects and dangers of AI. We`ve been aware that governments and the Deep States used it to their advantage and have had plans to use it to control us.
Mega Computers had already been a thing since the 70s. And that`s why "The Matrix" resonated with many of us.
For those of us who have watched The Discovery Channel (during and up to the time it used to provide us with relevant and intelligent content) AI and its development was an important issue.
We`ve also discussed the probability of living in the Matrix even before the movie came out.
But just like today, the majority thought very little about AI and its effects on society, and they couldn`t care less. Many didn`t even understand the movie and described it as "fairytalish" rubbish.
Of course, you`re right in saying that times have changed and that nowadays, we are (evidently) much closer, more exposed to and involved in AI in our everyday lives than we were in the 1990s.
Perfect reaction. Thank you.
It is a mix between Terminator and Total Recall....
Agent programs can possess ANY human who is plugged in. IE, they cant be killed.
Good to find you! Lovely couple.
it's also funny ASF that the younger generation don't know the movies and shows for example I grew up w like the og movie the shining or another og movie the last boy scout w Bruce Willis in it or even h the og turtles movies when they wore suits instead of this cg the turtles had now
The original idea was that human minds would be harnessed as extra RAM (processing power) for the computers, helping them think their thoughts for them, which would result in sensory input flowing through human brains. To keep the humans from trying to get out of the system, the computers made sure that the sensory data looked only like “real life”-what human brains are used to processing anyway. This kept the humans calm and compliant and let the computers get on with their stuff without any human interference.
Unfortunately, the studios couldn’t understand this, and certainly didn’t think the moviegoing public would either. So they went with “batteries.” Which leaves the question, why have the dream world at all? Why not just leave them all brain dead in lifelong comas? The reason is they needed active brains, but again they got rid of that plot line.
@isaackellogg3493 wow that's interesting
They hack into the Matrix via telephone hard lines.
If you haven't seen Total Recall (the original 1990 version, not the terrible remake) then please give it a watch 😂
Bless you,your lady sneezed
You do of course know that dreaming of flying is about sex, right? hahaha
"how can be this movie 15 y.o. and be so cool"... Because this is THE MOVIE who change the way to make action movie since 2002 to ahead.. itroducing new tecnology of special fx. Before of Matrix the movies was always the same... after that any action movie start to use this kind of tecnology.
it would be 22 years old then but it was released 99, that mean its 25 years old.
@@arifeannor9573 yes
I guess these days, ppl dunno whats a Modem ..Ring Ring..
Milennials think AI is something new, it was actually first discussed in 1955.
Hi! I assume you've heard that the Matrix sequels have been getting progressively weaker. That's why I recommend that you DO NOT watch the 2nd and 3rd movies. Instead, check out the combined '2+3 Ultimate' version, which won't disappoint. All the childish, stupid, and boring parts have been cut from the 2nd and 3rd movies, resulting in a fast-paced, three-hour action film that's a worthy continuation of the first Matrix. As an extra change, we also get two minutes from Matrix 4 at the end, showing an older Neo and Trinity.
It's worth noting that Matrix 2 and 3 were originally filmed together, with the story split into two parts and released in theaters six months apart. So, the Matrix was never really a trilogy. In my opinion, with the ULTIMATE version, we now have a proper continuation, and hopefully someone will eventually create a decent third part (Matrix 4 is unbearably bad)... Let’s just forget about it.
If you click on my name, you'll find a "MATRIX 2 3 ULTIMATE 2in1 END SCENE" video, and the first comment will have the GDRIVE to the Matrix 2+3 ULTIMATE movie.
By the way, I hear you might be Russian/Ukrain (?) This ULTIMATE version also exists in Russian and Czech. (as well as in German, Italian, Hungarian, and Spanish)
So iconic!
Please do a reaction to cloud atlas and odd thomas
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you guys are the best
Watch Matrix 2 and 3 they are great movies too! Just forget Matrix 4 it's garbage...
Ket your make-up in this video is impeccable. You're the most beautiful woman on RUclips right now.
In the bible. God tells Joshua and his men to go to the city of AI and destroy it. It is controlled by evil. And God wants everything inside wiped out. Now we are here with AI
the matrix talks about our world and how we depend from machines
Not really, it's a thought about future development with antiutopian concepts of reality.
Exodus 13:12 That thou shalt set apart unto the Lord all that openeth THE MATRIX, and every firstling that cometh of a beast which thou hast; the males shall be the Lord's.
The craziest part about these movies is that the Wachowski Brothers are now the Wachowski Sisters. I wish I was kidding.
I wish I hadn't found this information.
why do you wish that?
@@GrimScarlett because it's disgusting, communist.❄
And the interesting part is that you can see so much in the movie now, looking back, that points to it. A semi-androgynous character called....Switch? A world where you can alter your 'self' based on your mind, not your physical body?
I know you were not-so-subtly trying to express your opinion of their actions on a personal level, but I'm more interested in the film. It's interesting how many people love the film's themes, but don't like it when certain aspects of those themes play out in real life.
Literally nothing important about that involves the movie. If you want to spread hate and ignorance, do it offline where people can look at you in disgust to your face
Its interesting Neo is killing innocents though
i mean they're fighting to defend the machines. caught on the wrong side of a war, but not exactly innocent.
There is no Spoon
digital pimp :D hahaha
R u expecting? I see a bump
25yo
а я до кінця дивився і думав звідки ж ти з таким словянським акцентом)
WOW, young lady, aren't you just so beautiful 😍
There are 4 Matrix films, there has been talk of a fifth, but will it come to anything? And as one user already wrote... Cloud Atlas is an almost epochal film and you should have seen it and V for Vendetta. Why you can't find any reaction videos for Cloud Atlas (2012) is a mystery to me. There are still many good films where there are hardly any or no reaction videos.
Matrix 4 was garbage. Pure unadulterated crap!
@@seanstinchfield-mp2xm It was by far the worst part, I was also disappointed, just average. If you hadn't seen the first three, you would say, you can take a look, but nothing special, one of the Wachowskis probably didn't feel like it yet to shoot a fourth one, but there are probably people behind it who put a little pressure on it and that's perhaps why it was implemented so carelessly. However, if you have watched the first three, you would still want to know what happens next, but there are also messages in them that need to be interpreted.
Since the 4th was so bad, the person responsible for the fight scenes in the first three parts, a luminary, was also scared away, the age of the actors is noticeable..., Morpheus was replaced, etc. That's why I have doubts as to whether there will be a fifth will give, but ultimately I have no idea, but one thing is clear, then we really have to step on the gas again and at least step it up a notch. As good as the first or the first trilogy... or something completely new in terms of technology and content, but that would definitely not happen. This level is no longer reached.
This is the first time that I am visiting your channel and I just want to leave a quick feedback.
I just left the reaction at 3:10 because I couldn't take it. Your cuts are too damn short and too damn fast.
So kindly, *MAKE IT LENGTHY & SLOW IT DOWN*
Also, no proper intro.
it's impossible due to copyrights. Cuts longer than 3-4sec are auto-detected by the copyright system :(
@@PillowHero-jd6ie I understand the limitations of the platform but there are other reactors who face the same limitations but their reactions are watchable and the viewer doesn't get irritated.
Look, all I'm just saying is that you need to do a few adjustments to your video editing. Take reference from the top reactors and take a close look at their editing style.
Also, try to have at-least a minute long intro.
I know it's a bummer but it'll benefit you in the long run. The rest is up to you. Good luck and take care.
Reaction content is bad enough, but this FAKE AI REACTION CHANNEL is beyond gross ... we are truly in the worst timeline.
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Damn
Not like this....
The greatest documentary ever created to this day, remember who told you AI would enslave us.
Unfortunately the matrix didn't come up with this idea.
also just wondering does any remember the days when Internet was slow because it was dial up Internet that was a pain for me in school trying my best to play Oregon trail on a black and white Macintosh computer it was slow but yet fun my school days were filled w floppy disc for programs does any remember floppy disc I miss them they were interesting ASF