@@poorchristopher15Neo was talking to the machines. "I know you are afraid of us now, afraid of change...I'm going to show these people what you don't want them to see." The machine runs a trace but glitches after realizing he is talking to them. That's why the 'System Failure'.
If you're paying attention, this is a metaphor that serves your escape... You are a coppertop... Acceptance is step one... Follow the white rabbit, you fhucking moron...
Fun fact. Neo was originally supposed to be digitally added to the last shot but during filming Keanu Reeves ended up just flying towards the camera so that's the take they use.
I miss the 90s. In a lot of ways I think 1999 was the peak of our American society. It was before 9/11 and the wars, the stock market and real estate bubbles. Before everyone was glued to a screen and iPad kids.
@@rsfilmdiscussionchannel4168 They were decent but not too much more than that. The first one stands out as great while the sequels are acceptable they just can't shine a light on the original
This ending means so much more than people realize. It's about you, yourself, as an individual breaking thru the wall you've raised up for yourself and finally seeing your truest potential. You can do, feel, think so much more than you're led to believe. Its about beating anxiety, self doubt, and fear inside you keeping you from becoming the person you're are meant to be. It didn't need sequels or a continuation. In fact the movies that came after just strays further from the real message.
Its about realizing the illusion we live in. Realizing that we control whatever energy we put out into the world and we control our energy, hence we control our emotional states. It may require you to shift your core values, which causes an entire shift in ones reality. Many ppl will experience a DMT like psychosis. Some ppl never recover.
Supermovies a film that involves the end of the world on how we we’ll end our selfs meaning by our own mistakes as one special being fixes the problem as he manipulates it with extraordinary powers that he unfold like ripping threw a digital program very hot and extreme 😎
Michael :v one of my favorite keanu reeves movies ever made playing as a retired hit man and getting revenge on those that ever missed with him pure epic ness 😎
I saw this movie by mistake and it was the best mistake that ever happened to me. Definitely one of the best movies I have ever seen I was on the edge of my seat through it all.
@@pizzatime3775 I saw Gladiator at the theater a few times. ( a friend dated a girl that worked at the theater so we got free passes all the time) I didn't see Blade Runner 2049 at the theater but man I wish I did, I thought they did a great job with it in every way and even tho he did not have very big role in the movie Dave Bautista was excellent. Just my opinion tho.
As long as you remember that you are no better or worse than anyone else. People are simply in different stages of development. But we are all inherently perfect.
"But we are all inherently perfect." We were at the Garden (of Eden), now we have been corrupted by sins. _Romans_ 3:23 Without Jesus we will be destroyed at the end of our lives or troughout it... Better seek Him while we are alive, bros.
I felt exactly like this walking out after the last day of a job I fucking hated. I felt 100 pounds lighter, I probably could have flown away if I tried hard enough.
This movie is cinematic nirvana. The ending is so awe-inspiring and promises so much for the future of movies going into the 2000s. I remember this was the first time flying looked legit in a movie, and it's brilliant to save one of your best effects for the final shot.
If there was ever a movie that didn't need any sequels it's this one. It was perfectly self-contained and had a great ending. This is the only Matrix movie in my mind.
And the sequels do not follow the end of the original movie neither the plot. Rage against the machine. They are the enemy. He (in the Matrix) threatens the fucking machine to show the people a world without them, where anything is possible. And then he goes and flies to the sky!! Incredible. Best part of the movie.
Steelbreeze420 That's what the sequel explore more of. The system crashes and reboots and we start over again. I saw a funny meme the other day that said in ten million years, people will read Harry Potter and think the events really happened and start wars over it. Neo may be the one, but he's still part of the cycle of human nature and belief.
RATM is perfect for the themes of this movie. I mean, most of their work is about resisting authority and the 'system' that the Matrix is a metaphor for. Literally perfect choice.
Yup, RATM are the epitome of anti establishment revolutionary lyricism and have the most badass riffs of all time. The Wachowski's could not pick a better band to represent their film.
I still get the same chills watching this scene as I did the first time seeing it. When I first saw it Neo flying wasn't even a thing I'd consider, but as it zoomed out and I heard the sound barrier breaking and then saw a black figure I was like "No F**KING WAY?! WHAT?!" and it still gets me. Perfect Film.
I was really disappointed to hear this song at the end of the matrix resurrections because the song they put in wasn’t by rage against the machine, it was another artist singing “wake up”. like who tf wants to listen to that!?
@@michaelotis223 if they butchered the other songs form the matrix like minefields, dragula, and rock is dead I would have started a protest to ban the band who made that cover from ever being in a movie soundtrack ever again
@@alexgataric Not long we'll either be in something like the Matrix or realize we are already in it. I'm not sure there is a difference tbh. I am more and more certain by the time that I will see the day.
well here's an intriguing thought: the world wide web well into 2 decades of the 21st century is the THE matrix we 8 billion people live in now. -Not as controlling but as all encompassing as the matrix especially with big brother AI looking over our well being
This is when the Matrix ended for me. This scene. There are no sequels. There may be movies which used the name to make money, but this is when the Matrix ended.
You're obviOusly like most of the zombies out there... THIS FILM WAS PERFECT, IN THE BEST TIME, 1999, THE END OF 20TH CENTURY AFTER THAT, things began shutting down, and the Zombies started to come out!
I still get chills hearing this. This is absolutely incredible. From start to finish this movie still just hits so goddamn hard. Life would have been ass to get yanked out of the matrix but this right here made it all worth it if it were possible.
Hard to believe this was over 20 years ago. Loved this trilogy so much. Just watched the new matrix4 . It doesnt even come close to the epicness of the originals. Not by a long shot.
@@mex0nn yeah there was some cool scenes. Its not a movie you could watch without seeing the originals.alot of the time when they make a new movie from movies made 20 years ago they make the new movie a stand alone mivie meaning you can watch that movie and understand it without having to watch the original movies it was based on. That is not the case with this matrix 4 . If you havent seen the originals your going to struggle keeping up with the plot.
Came here immediately after watching: matrix 4 the parodies! 1 minute and 30 seconds of original matrix were enough to heal my depression after watching the new movie! Aaaah 2000. How much i miss you and your GREAT movies
This movie is epic... Cartesianism, Platonism, Gnosticism, Buddhism, Christianity, simulation and hyperreality, so many philosophies and concepts that combined with an original plot and pioneering cinematography could not fail to entertain as well as make us ponder the same questions that philosophers and religious figures have grappled with for centuries and for that I will always be grateful to the Wachowskis.
The way I see it there's two ways you can look at this ending. For the people who can't stand sequels, him saying "Showing a world without you" and "Where we go from here is the choice I leave to you" Can be interpreted as him speaking to the audience saying, where the story of The Matrix goes is left up to your imagination, you can think of the possibilities for yourself ... Or you could look at it as this is only the beginning of this story, of things to come, and that there are many hints towards where it all goes in the future films e.g. when it says WARNING: Carrier anomaly, Neo's life being the eventuality of an anomaly, and Smith talking about the matrix being redesigned to be a perfect world (In this movie). That's the genius of this ending, if you want to know where the story goes, then start speculating, if you don't like sequels then let your imagination fly. Thank you Wachowski's for giving the audience credit and letting us decide things for ourselves with our own interpretations of your story, you are truly genius film makers and talented Sci-Fi storytellers, with shit loads of style!
They kind of had to make this sort of ending, they wanted to make a trilogy but would have had to stop there hadn't the first movie worked so well. It offers good closure if they can't make sequels, but also serves as a good transition to the other movies. It's like Star Wars : A New Hope. The Death Star is destroyed and the rebels win this battle, there's the ceremony at the end and everyone's happy. The whole thing could end right there if there's no money to keep it going. But Luke still isn't a jedi, The Empire is still omnipresent, Vader and Sidious are alive and well, the rebels are still repressed. These open endings are compulsory for directors who wish to make a series of movies but can't say if finances will follow, to stop whenever they need to stop if they really have to. Peter Jackson is the only director I know of who actually signed a contract for 3 consecutive big budget movies which is why LOTR endings in the first 2 movies don't resolve anything and only hint at how the story will progress.
I interpreted it in a different way. He's talking to the matrix. He's saying that when he puts down the phone, he's going to reveal to the world that the matrix exists, and he does that by flying in public. It is up to the machines to respond to that, maybe they can negotiate. The green text is supposed to be the machines trying to track down his call but failing. This ending would have stood as a good ending, if there were no sequels.
I am back here after watching the pathetic end of Matrix Resurrection. It feels good to be home, with epic voice, message and the real RATM plus flying surprise ending.
I remember watching this in the theater with my friends. When this song started playing, we popped HARD. Needless to say, we stayed until the end of the credits.
I watched this in the cinema back in the day , and this is the best end of a movie sequence I can remember , you literally strutted out of the cinema if you stayed and watched it all, felt absolutely amazing
"I know you're out there. I can feel you now. I know that you're afraid. You're afraid of us. You're afraid of change. I don't know the future. I didn't come here to tell you how this is going to end. I came here to tell you how it's going to begin. I'm going to hang up this phone, and then I'm going to show these people what you don't want them to see. I'm going to show them a world without you, a world without rules and controls, without borders or boundaries, a world where anything is possible. Where we go from there, is a choice I leave to you.".
EPIC on so many levels it just blows the mind. Not only artisticly but also on a socio-economic scale. This timeless classic is THE call the think for yourself and stay educated. Don’t follow the heard blindly but keep asking YOURSELF validate questions about what’s happening around you / to you. Me? I would (did) take the Red Pill any day of the week!
He’s speaking to the system. The matrix. He’s telling them what’s going to happen next. Basically how he’s going to free all the humans who are slaves to the matrix and the system being used as human batteries. Neo was killed in the matrix and Morpheus told him if you die in the matrix, you did in real life. But when Neo was killed, he was able to reject the perceived rules of the matrix and after trinity kissed him the physical touch made him realise he was still alive and simply woke back up, demonstrating he is The One. Morpheus couldn’t believe it. The matrix tries to trace the call so the agents can come but by this point he’s so powerful he simply jams the trace. Him flying off in the end just demonstrates how much power Neo has and has set himself free from the rules of the matrix and now anything is possible. For me it’s a message about self belief and mental strength.
The message that Neo says in the end of this movie has become more relevant and more important in our world more than ever. A call to action is now needed more then ever thought possible, if we want our world to become a better place we can’t just sit by expecting to be done by others, instead if we truly want change we have to be the ones to do it ourselves!
When this movie came out in ‘99, there was a choice to watch between The Phantom Menace (Blue Pill) and The Matrix (Red Pill). I went for The Matrix and the rest was history
Even Star Wars fans were throwing up the middle finger at the Phantom already, but besides that... The Matrix just came out of nowhere. There were so many long-overdue themes of neo-sci-fi all wrapped into one digestible package, yet these are all still relevant themes today. Do you choose escapism, or what is real? How close can machines come to emulating reality? (Given recent AI advancements, pretty close) Who is in charge?
Still gives me goosebumps, after all these years!! I remember that we were all watching it as a family, and we all chuckled at that last bit. My Mom: (Smiling) "Oh wow, he can fly now?" (Laughter from all of us)
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Imagine seeing The Matrix for the first time in 1999 and walking out of the theater after this scene... life changing.
I don't have to image; I was there!
You leave believing this isn’t the real world when in fact it is.
I did and it was 😂👏🏾
It certainly was
I did. I was 11.. and it was.
watching this in the theater must've been fucking incredible
Yep
i think i saw it 3 times in 4 days. it was fun
It fucking was, homeboy.
Tony Stark I pooped mah pants!
Was dope as fuk. Same as first LotR :D
Even the credits blew your mind. What a perfect movie
Who was NEO talking to on the phone??
@@poorchristopher15Neo was talking to the machines. "I know you are afraid of us now, afraid of change...I'm going to show these people what you don't want them to see." The machine runs a trace but glitches after realizing he is talking to them. That's why the 'System Failure'.
Not quite. There was a blood stain on the wall when smith shot him before he backed into it.
Especially the first credit
If you're paying attention, this is a metaphor that serves your escape... You are a coppertop... Acceptance is step one... Follow the white rabbit, you fhucking moron...
This movie is one of the cornerstones of the 2000s era
Right on the eve of the new millennium!
The definition of 1999.
When Y2k was humanity's big bad
Well, 90s.
Fight club
Fun fact. Neo was originally supposed to be digitally added to the last shot but during filming Keanu Reeves ended up just flying towards the camera so that's the take they use.
Sucha great guy for helping the budget
That was good friend. Here, take a like.
It is known.
Bullshit. How..?
@@cbz6017 It's Keanu ...duh.
The 1st Matrix is a masterpiece
Shame about the sequels. Reloaded totally retcons the ending of this film.
@@SolarDragon007 what about Revolutions?
Calm down
@@NFSBeast2365 Revolutions just continued the crapiness of Reloaded and dialed it up to 11.
@@SolarDragon007 my bad, I meant reloaded. Not revolutions, revolutions is crap.
This movie was basically how the 90's ended.
1999 to 2000
I miss the 90s. In a lot of ways I think 1999 was the peak of our American society. It was before 9/11 and the wars, the stock market and real estate bubbles. Before everyone was glued to a screen and iPad kids.
This is a perfect ending even without any of the sequels. Just a perfect ending to the story.
Yeah. He discovered his gift. Beat the villain. And got the girl.
@@tun-tunninc.6492 Right on.
There were never any sequels. This was one and done, until Keanu made John Wick.
Do you think the sequels ruined the ending because this is an optimistic ending where neo is invincible and sequels nerfed his powers?
@@Johnlindsey289 Yes.
This is how a movie is SUPPOSED to end
so every movie ends like this? boring.
A RUclips User in ur opinion
@@CryOverdage fawk off you trump supporter
I wish if had a movie, i would end it like this.
@@banderas2000 u f off
The Matrix literally had a perfect beginning and ending wtf
The only good movie the Wachowskys ever made
Then they make Matrix 4 Rolls Eyes.
@Meel Yshb Cookies need love like everything does.
@@AnnaBellaChannel No cookies need sugar, milk and eggs
@@LuisSierra42 Cloud Atlas was great and underrated.
I like how Neo’s last line is almost a meta acknowledgement to the audience that it’s up to them whether they want sequels.
And obviously they got them.
@@rsfilmdiscussionchannel4168 and obviously they suck
@@fancylad7153 no you suck
@@fancylad7153 Well, I thought they were decent.
@@rsfilmdiscussionchannel4168 They were decent but not too much more than that. The first one stands out as great while the sequels are acceptable they just can't shine a light on the original
One of the biggest goose bumps in cinema history
Nah I got them too! I come back to watch this pretty often actually.
To use a song named "Wake Up" from an album called "Rage Against the Machine" is too beautiful.
Brian Merritt the band is rage against the machine ya dingus
@@jussi4580 Its also the name of the album the track is from ya dingus.
@@jussi4580 fucking dumbass
Perfect song to the movie's themes.
@@jussi4580 It's a self titled album, ya dun goofed kid
0:57-1:24 Perfect slow motion, perfect headturners, perfect haircut, perfect dark clothes, perfect sunglasses, perfect actor, perfect ending.
Don’t forget how the perfect the way he turned around to open the door was.
@@agentchaos5572 the perfect door*
perfect 69 likes
Perfect oxygen molecule too.
Perfect music
This ending means so much more than people realize. It's about you, yourself, as an individual breaking thru the wall you've raised up for yourself and finally seeing your truest potential. You can do, feel, think so much more than you're led to believe. Its about beating anxiety, self doubt, and fear inside you keeping you from becoming the person you're are meant to be. It didn't need sequels or a continuation. In fact the movies that came after just strays further from the real message.
Thanks you!!!
It did NOT need sequels at all
Self doubt is truly the battle we must always fight
Felt the same
A fitting mesage, even more fitting considering the movie is an allegory to transgender people, like me. This movie changed me for the good
Its about realizing the illusion we live in. Realizing that we control whatever energy we put out into the world and we control our energy, hence we control our emotional states. It may require you to shift your core values, which causes an entire shift in ones reality. Many ppl will experience a DMT like psychosis. Some ppl never recover.
Easily, easily one of the greatest ending/outros to a film ever
One of the greatest movies of all time
Supermovies hell yeah!
Greatest movie of all time.
Supermovies a film that involves the end of the world on how we we’ll end our selfs meaning by our own mistakes as one special being fixes the problem as he manipulates it with extraordinary powers that he unfold like ripping threw a digital program very hot and extreme 😎
Yeah, along with John Wick 1 and 2
Michael :v one of my favorite keanu reeves movies ever made playing as a retired hit man and getting revenge on those that ever missed with him pure epic ness 😎
There is no words to describe the epicness, badassness and awesomeness of this scene...
Woah...
There is fucking not.
So tru
You forgot KickAssNess!!! lol
Adqm1409 Got that right
the transition from the original score to the rage song is FLAWLESS
I saw this movie by mistake and it was the best mistake that ever happened to me. Definitely one of the best movies I have ever seen I was on the edge of my seat through it all.
Wait so when did you watch it? Like recently or way back in the day?
@@thecollinzboy way back when it first came out in the theater.
I am jealous dude.
I watched Gladiator and Blade Runner 2049 in theater though
@@pizzatime3775 I saw Gladiator at the theater a few times. ( a friend dated a girl that worked at the theater so we got free passes all the time) I didn't see Blade Runner 2049 at the theater but man I wish I did, I thought they did a great job with it in every way and even tho he did not have very big role in the movie Dave Bautista was excellent. Just my opinion tho.
There are no accidents.
PLEASE re-release this in theaters for the 20th anniversary!
That would be totally awesome!
That would be magnificent.
dam has it been 20yrs? i feel old lol
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Cloe Jarozenski 20th anniversary... Fuck that made me feel old..
the way u walk out of ur bosses office after u tell him u found a better job, and you look at all the other employees
As long as you remember that you are no better or worse than anyone else. People are simply in different stages of development. But we are all inherently perfect.
"But we are all inherently perfect."
We were at the Garden (of Eden), now we have been corrupted by sins.
_Romans_ 3:23
Without Jesus we will be destroyed at the end of our lives or troughout it...
Better seek Him while we are alive, bros.
Haha sad life poor employees really 😂
I felt exactly like this walking out after the last day of a job I fucking hated. I felt 100 pounds lighter, I probably could have flown away if I tried hard enough.
Don't give me that jesus bullshit
Everytime Neo flies by, I still get chills from the visuals + sound effects.
This movie is cinematic nirvana. The ending is so awe-inspiring and promises so much for the future of movies going into the 2000s. I remember this was the first time flying looked legit in a movie, and it's brilliant to save one of your best effects for the final shot.
I saw this movie EIGHT times in the theaters. One of the most original, thought provoking action thrillers of all time.
Zack Mack
You had a once in a lifetime experience. And you experienced it eight times.
I think the Matrix will be re-released again.
@@christophercolumns7243 it was in theatres again worldwide about a month ago
Matrix 4 is confirmed
😃👍
thats what good sci-fi does
0:59 When you step out of the barbershop after a badass haircut.
You're beginning to believe... :))
He is the one
Eddie Cardwell That comment seriously had me laughing.
Lmfao
Eddie Cardwell 😂😂😂
If there was ever a movie that didn't need any sequels it's this one. It was perfectly self-contained and had a great ending. This is the only Matrix movie in my mind.
Watch Animatrix please, it's an amazing prequel tbh
Exactly the other 3 dont compare in any shape or form
I really liked Reloaded, although it's not nearly as good as the first. Resurrections was a pile of crap.
It self contained BUT IT LEFT IT OPEN.. AIE THE SEQUALS ARE NECESSARY !!!! ALL OF THEM!!
And the sequels do not follow the end of the original movie neither the plot. Rage against the machine. They are the enemy. He (in the Matrix) threatens the fucking machine to show the people a world without them, where anything is possible. And then he goes and flies to the sky!! Incredible. Best part of the movie.
This movie still looks breathtaking to me, even if has passed 22 years after being released
matrix and rage against the machine combined. my life is complete
Our life, is a lie Wake up !!!!!
You know this has always been the credits music right?
@@Jixaw15 ruclips.net/video/fq5Uhz-JAOQ/видео.html
@@andresduenas5751 your comment is more relevant than ever
@@lordchickenhawk maybe the original cut before release had that score; but I saw it in theaters in 1999 and it ended with RATM
Truley one of the most timeless epic ending scenes ever..
Funny how prophetic this movie was...
It wasn't prophetic, it applies to all of history.
guess you are totally right there man...its cyclic for sure. Hopefully it crashes and reboots soon...and we all make it through
Steelbreeze420 That's what the sequel explore more of. The system crashes and reboots and we start over again. I saw a funny meme the other day that said in ten million years, people will read Harry Potter and think the events really happened and start wars over it. Neo may be the one, but he's still part of the cycle of human nature and belief.
lets feel the johnson and see if he can tell us how this shit is goin to beggin
Agreed, fully agreed my brother
This movie is the perfect from start to finish. Best memorable scenes, acting, story, Quotes, and ending. I wish I could’ve seen in theaters..
Everyone else said it here already but I’m just here to say it again. This is one of the greatest films and film endings of all time. So badass!
best ending to any motion picture ....ever.
+Luis Gonzalez Indeed!
Epic fuckin movie
So many hopes for the sequels after watching this back in the day. Still my favorite movie though.
the most badass for sure
Fight Club
_When you step out the theatre after The Matrix premiere_
Flying away!!!!!!
Did that with my best friend, who's never seen the movie, a couple of months ago. This is exactly how I felt.
This is probably the one movie I can truly call my favorite movie of all time
They'd better have Rage Against the Machine as part of the resurrections soundtrack
I agree... But what song?
@@celestialsonicexperience bulls on parade
@@emmanuelmatos3051 exactly Bulls on Parade 💯💯💯
they did
Umm, have you seen the latest Resurrections trailer? Listen closely to the trailer music...you're welcome.
The symbolism of hanging up the phone instead of using it to escape the matrix only just dawned on me. Fucking GENIUS
I've loved The Matrix since 1999 and this has never dawned on me til your comment. YES. SUPERB.
The movie starts with a phone trace and trinity runs away. Neo calls the agents (failed trace) and tells them off. Perfect wrapping up.
To the unaware, the matrix is cruel reality. To the initiate, it is a prison of the mind. To the master, it is whatever you want it to be.
@@derangedberger That's an amazing description of the matrix! well done!
This song to this ending is just PERFECT
Confirming ;)
Mango Apelsin yes.
RATM is perfect for the themes of this movie. I mean, most of their work is about resisting authority and the 'system' that the Matrix is a metaphor for. Literally perfect choice.
Yup, RATM are the epitome of anti establishment revolutionary lyricism and have the most badass riffs of all time. The Wachowski's could not pick a better band to represent their film.
This ending hype me so much that I couldn't wait to watch the sequel haha
They tried to remake this scene in the new Matrix. They failed miserably. Nothing comes close to this classic.
Homage NOT REMAKE... it leaves them open to add the journey with neo and trinity aiding and saving the "others".
and the "wake up" new version.....S....h.....i....T
I still get chills down my spine for this Last scene
The dopamine level after seeing this movie for the first time.
19 years later, and this movie STILL remains timeless.
actually it is and it will be even more relatable in the future
20 years ago now
21 years
@@shahrukh631 22 years*
@@kasymovd4832 2000 actually
I still get the same chills watching this scene as I did the first time seeing it. When I first saw it Neo flying wasn't even a thing I'd consider, but as it zoomed out and I heard the sound barrier breaking and then saw a black figure I was like "No F**KING WAY?! WHAT?!" and it still gets me. Perfect Film.
Who else is here to bleach their eyes and ears after Matrix 4?
ME
Matrix 4 was a love letter to the fans. I was just thankful Keane and Carrie returned.
Probably one of the greatest exits in a movie. Song is badass
0:52 When he puts the phone down and that riff comes in! Everything is just fucking perfect with this ending.
I was really disappointed to hear this song at the end of the matrix resurrections because the song they put in wasn’t by rage against the machine, it was another artist singing “wake up”. like who tf wants to listen to that!?
It wasn't even a good cover. They just did an exact remake of the original ending and made it shitty.
@@retardedvaxxedliberal It was more like The Matrix 1 again but what if Neo & Trinity flew 2gether @ the end
Here after finishing Matrix Resurrections because I needed to remind myself how a good movie ends.
Me Too
They had a female version of this song at the end lol. Just stupid
@@theconsciousobserver6829 that cover was such ass!
@@michaelotis223 if they butchered the other songs form the matrix like minefields, dragula, and rock is dead I would have started a protest to ban the band who made that cover from ever being in a movie soundtrack ever again
This movie had to have been like 20 years ahead of its time. Shining example of what creativity can bring to a major Hollywood production
23 years later it's still relevant.
@@alexgataric Not long we'll either be in something like the Matrix or realize we are already in it. I'm not sure there is a difference tbh. I am more and more certain by the time that I will see the day.
well here's an intriguing thought: the world wide web well into 2 decades of the 21st century is the THE matrix we 8 billion people live in now. -Not as controlling but as all encompassing as the matrix especially with big brother AI looking over our well being
@@rkan2 Yeh not really, religion is too easy
so jealous of the folks who watched this movie on the big screen.
I did watch it when first released and watched it again when they re-released it some months ago... AMAZING the two times..
Yeah ryt 😔
I saw it nine times in the theater. It was awesome.
They regularly show it where I am in southampton. In cinemas.
I did
This is when the Matrix ended for me. This scene. There are no sequels. There may be movies which used the name to make money, but this is when the Matrix ended.
Might just be the greatest ending to a film of all time! Still get chills seeing this after all these years.
Probably one of the best end credits of movie history. 20 years old today.
You're obviOusly like most of the zombies out there... THIS FILM WAS PERFECT, IN THE BEST TIME, 1999, THE END OF 20TH CENTURY AFTER THAT, things began shutting down, and the Zombies started to come out!
Don't make me cry. Lol jk.
0:59 When you leave work and realize it's the weekend.
I wish I could take the blue pill so I could forget watching Matrix Resurrections
Man I don't think The Matrix would have been as big as it is if Will Smith would have played Neo. I don't see him pulling this dope ass walk out
Actually ,Will is a lame bluepiller
Neo is the definition of bad ass in this scene.
I think you mean the scene where he destroys Agent Smith.
He is the One
@@Anw4rr10r the Scene in Rev. was many greater 😅😅
Smith is afraid Neo!!! 🙆🙆🙈
@@lucasmoreirasantos8377 Não faço idéia do que você tá falando.
I can already hear the people in the theatre clapping at the end
I’m glad I grew up with awesome movies like this!
Yes I mean look at most movies that come out in theaters today. Half of the films that come out today push “the message”
I still get chills hearing this. This is absolutely incredible. From start to finish this movie still just hits so goddamn hard. Life would have been ass to get yanked out of the matrix but this right here made it all worth it if it were possible.
The brilliance of this scene is it is so incredibly simple. So amazing.
He walk out of the pay phone post like he is superman. I guess he is... That's the point of the scene!
+Travis NEWgod Yep, both Superman and Neo are Ubermensch.
Oh wow I saw this in 1999 at the movies, I never got the superman reference until just now! THanks man
Saw this movie so many times and just got it when I finished watching it ...Lol!!!
That’s the little smirk at the end for I think 😂
Never caught that! Hell yea bruh bruh
There’s never been a year in human history where this song was as applicable as it is to the year 2020.
This is the only Matrix movie.
One of the greatest, if not the greatest, endings of all time.
THIS ENDING WAS A BEAST! I always loved it when Neo flies up in the sky and this kick ass song plays! EPICNESS OVER 9000!!!
Hard to believe this was over 20 years ago. Loved this trilogy so much. Just watched the new matrix4 . It doesnt even come close to the epicness of the originals. Not by a long shot.
Yeah unfortunately :(, i liked the action scenes tho they were a lot of fun
@@mex0nn yeah there was some cool scenes. Its not a movie you could watch without seeing the originals.alot of the time when they make a new movie from movies made 20 years ago they make the new movie a stand alone mivie meaning you can watch that movie and understand it without having to watch the original movies it was based on. That is not the case with this matrix 4 . If you havent seen the originals your going to struggle keeping up with the plot.
One of if not the GOAT of movie ending scenes.
Wake up ... September 18 1999, The Wachowski's are one step ahead of humanity.
Have you ever heard about George Orwell? you should
Even though The Matrix is years behind the genius of Ghost in the Shell
ghost in the what
who is he?
Lol nope.
THE MOST EPIC EXIT OUT OF A PHONE BOOTH EVER!!
Rivaled only by 1978’s Superman!!! “Say Jim that’s a bad OUTFIT!!! WOO!!!”
I exited from a phone booth once
@@rustcoal but was it epic?
Sometimes god makes art through divine inspiration. The Matrix is proof
Came here immediately after watching: matrix 4 the parodies! 1 minute and 30 seconds of original matrix were enough to heal my depression after watching the new movie! Aaaah 2000. How much i miss you and your GREAT movies
That moment when you step out of the gym after a good workout...
Justin Li Right... you look kinda fluffy
@@Dickcheese2011 lol
No doubt lmao
Im so sick of these gym "hey look at me" comments
@@callofdutychile Can tell that you're a snowflake.
This movie is epic... Cartesianism, Platonism, Gnosticism, Buddhism, Christianity, simulation and hyperreality, so many philosophies and concepts that combined with an original plot and pioneering cinematography could not fail to entertain as well as make us ponder the same questions that philosophers and religious figures have grappled with for centuries and for that I will always be grateful to the Wachowskis.
That "C'MON!" puts me in a good mood every time
This scene taught me that I can be anybody who i want to. I dont need the world to define who i am.
The Cyberpunk 2077 outro with Keanu brought me here for some reason
“chippin in” definitely has a similar vibe to “wake up” as in its a badass ending song
Same
@@cmil432a it is out now check it out
If you go to the game subreddit someone edited this music to the ending of the most recent CGI trailer. Pretty sick.
@@PIXLEXX Could u link that?
The way I see it there's two ways you can look at this ending. For the people who can't stand sequels, him saying "Showing a world without you" and "Where we go from here is the choice I leave to you" Can be interpreted as him speaking to the audience saying, where the story of The Matrix goes is left up to your imagination, you can think of the possibilities for yourself ...
Or you could look at it as this is only the beginning of this story, of things to come, and that there are many hints towards where it all goes in the future films e.g. when it says WARNING: Carrier anomaly, Neo's life being the eventuality of an anomaly, and Smith talking about the matrix being redesigned to be a perfect world (In this movie).
That's the genius of this ending, if you want to know where the story goes, then start speculating, if you don't like sequels then let your imagination fly. Thank you Wachowski's for giving the audience credit and letting us decide things for ourselves with our own interpretations of your story, you are truly genius film makers and talented Sci-Fi storytellers, with shit loads of style!
***** Oh yeah completely agree! :)
They kind of had to make this sort of ending, they wanted to make a trilogy but would have had to stop there hadn't the first movie worked so well. It offers good closure if they can't make sequels, but also serves as a good transition to the other movies.
It's like Star Wars : A New Hope. The Death Star is destroyed and the rebels win this battle, there's the ceremony at the end and everyone's happy. The whole thing could end right there if there's no money to keep it going. But Luke still isn't a jedi, The Empire is still omnipresent, Vader and Sidious are alive and well, the rebels are still repressed.
These open endings are compulsory for directors who wish to make a series of movies but can't say if finances will follow, to stop whenever they need to stop if they really have to.
Peter Jackson is the only director I know of who actually signed a contract for 3 consecutive big budget movies which is why LOTR endings in the first 2 movies don't resolve anything and only hint at how the story will progress.
Patrick Ward That's actually a cool way to interpret the ending.
Your comment goes to show that this movie could have unlimited interpretations, even about the continuation of the film series itself.
I interpreted it in a different way. He's talking to the matrix. He's saying that when he puts down the phone, he's going to reveal to the world that the matrix exists, and he does that by flying in public. It is up to the machines to respond to that, maybe they can negotiate. The green text is supposed to be the machines trying to track down his call but failing. This ending would have stood as a good ending, if there were no sequels.
At the end of this movie, Neo stopped believing. He just knew
I am back here after watching the pathetic end of Matrix Resurrection.
It feels good to be home, with epic voice, message and the real RATM plus flying surprise ending.
It was fucking badass then... and it's fucking badass now.
Badass FOREVER.
One of the things I love about The Matrix: This call at the end is made on my birthday, 9-18-1999
+blarghinatelazer two days before mine haha
+blarghinatelazer You are one lucky son of a...
+Jackie Chan not that lucky, he's a millennial and most people automatically see him as a douchebag for it. Hopefully he's not
Afrobe Bryant I like to think I'm not a douchebag. I just hope most other people think so as well. XD
Neo is born on my birthday 9/13
I went back right here at this video after finished watching the matrix resurrections :)
Came here after watching Resurrections. It tried to do the same scene but not as well and iconic as the original.
This is one of the best endings to a movie. The music used in all of the matrix movies is unreal!
I remember watching this in the theater with my friends. When this song started playing, we popped HARD. Needless to say, we stayed until the end of the credits.
I watched this in the cinema back in the day , and this is the best end of a movie sequence I can remember , you literally strutted out of the cinema if you stayed and watched it all, felt absolutely amazing
I'm here to wipe my mind of the atrocious ending that was Matrix 4. You're not alone!
Thank god we're not alone on this
@@shawklan27 yup, we're not alone, what an atrocious ending...
The Matrix Resurretions one, I think...now THIS is the best ending in the history of cinema
"I know you're out there. I can feel you now. I know that you're afraid. You're afraid of us. You're afraid of change. I don't know the future. I didn't come here to tell you how this is going to end. I came here to tell you how it's going to begin. I'm going to hang up this phone, and then I'm going to show these people what you don't want them to see. I'm going to show them a world without you, a world without rules and controls, without borders or boundaries, a world where anything is possible. Where we go from there, is a choice I leave to you.".
EPIC on so many levels it just blows the mind. Not only artisticly but also on a socio-economic scale. This timeless classic is THE call the think for yourself and stay educated. Don’t follow the heard blindly but keep asking YOURSELF validate questions about what’s happening around you / to you. Me? I would (did) take the Red Pill any day of the week!
"C'MON!!"
favorite movie ending:
1. matrix - ratm
2. bourne supremacy - moby
Yeah, and I like the Transformers - Linkin Park too... I liked the ending most than the movie lol
Tropic Thunder - Ludikrus
Heat (moby also!)
Power Station we fight for love in Commando
In the City in The Warriors
Kill bill 1 the Lonely Shepherd
Kill bill 2 malagueña salerosa
Fight club where is my mind
I would add to my goat movie endings
This as a whole was way ahead of its time. Movie still holds up today.
Who was NEO talking to on the phone?
He’s speaking to the system. The matrix. He’s telling them what’s going to happen next. Basically how he’s going to free all the humans who are slaves to the matrix and the system being used as human batteries.
Neo was killed in the matrix and Morpheus told him if you die in the matrix, you did in real life. But when Neo was killed, he was able to reject the perceived rules of the matrix and after trinity kissed him the physical touch made him realise he was still alive and simply woke back up, demonstrating he is The One. Morpheus couldn’t believe it.
The matrix tries to trace the call so the agents can come but by this point he’s so powerful he simply jams the trace.
Him flying off in the end just demonstrates how much power Neo has and has set himself free from the rules of the matrix and now anything is possible.
For me it’s a message about self belief and mental strength.
@@poorchristopher15the machines
The message that Neo says in the end of this movie has become more relevant and more important in our world more than ever. A call to action is now needed more then ever thought possible, if we want our world to become a better place we can’t just sit by expecting to be done by others, instead if we truly want change we have to be the ones to do it ourselves!
When this movie came out in ‘99, there was a choice to watch between The Phantom Menace (Blue Pill) and The Matrix (Red Pill). I went for The Matrix and the rest was history
you made the right choice
I took both!😵😅
@AlexTheUnknown90 lol
Even Star Wars fans were throwing up the middle finger at the Phantom already, but besides that... The Matrix just came out of nowhere.
There were so many long-overdue themes of neo-sci-fi all wrapped into one digestible package, yet these are all still relevant themes today.
Do you choose escapism, or what is real? How close can machines come to emulating reality? (Given recent AI advancements, pretty close) Who is in charge?
Both were red pills.
This is The Best Movie Ending Ever Made!!
Tyler Durden Agreed....sir
Yours was pretty on par tho.
Or Saw 1
@Imagin0s Iron Man, Batman Beg., Matrix... All perfect Origins!
fight club,they live and a few more
The way the song drops and the "Wachowski brothers writing enters in credit" idk always gives me the chills 1:30
Here to cleanse my ears after hearing the Wake Up cover from the new Matrix movie
Still gives me goosebumps, after all these years!!
I remember that we were all watching it as a family, and we all chuckled at that last bit.
My Mom: (Smiling) "Oh wow, he can fly now?"
(Laughter from all of us)
best ending scene ever in all movies in the history
Can we talk about how bad the cover to this song was in the Matrix Resurrections closing credits?
Yup, is a wokover...
As a late 90s kid. You have no idea how cool this ending was. My 8 year old mind was blown.