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"He's going to blow them!" - Magy, 2021
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"They were blown!" - Also Magy, 2021
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24:35 "he's going to blow them"
I don't think he'd go that far, I think he's just going to kill them lol
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That was level 10 rage when "to be continued" popped up.
Concluded, not continued. Although with Matrix 4 coming, even to be concluded is wrong lol.
@@ItApproaches well, it's the conclusion of the matrix trilogy. There's no guarantee that the new matrix will be a continuation of this same story. Like the Lord of the Rings is a story unto itself, but it's not the only story of Middle Earth. That being said, not all the stories from Middle Earth are titled "The Lord of the Rings" so you may indeed have a point!
@@StreetHierarchy Matrix 4 is after Revelations.......
Tell me about it! I was in my early 20’s when this dropped in the theater. You want to see level 11 rage...go put a camera on me at that moment. - also I had watched the first one at least 10 times at that point and understood it very well. Most who’s first language is English still don’t understand 2 and 3
She was so mad, lol.
Yes English may not be your first language, but I love listening to you speak
Adorable, right?
Also, so you know, after they scouted everywhere for a place to film the expressway chase, they finally decided to BUY AN ABANDONED AIRPORT & BUILD THEIR OWN HIGHWAY FOR IT! It was over a mile long. You might notice how the chase goes nearly a mile in one direction & then turns around to go in the other direction.
The most expensive case car chase at $30M
They just couldn’t close off a freeway for that long, that’s why they decided to build one themselves.
The actress for the Oracle unfortunately passed away after this film. So they recast her in the next one. It's too bad she never got to see the end.
oh so that is the reason she was different in the other movie
rest in peace 🙏
I liked their solution too, as to why she looks different. Gloria Foster (pts 1& 2) was a heck of an actress. RIP.
She was so good and so natural being the Oracle
The end didn't really end anything...
I'll always remember this as a theater experience. I first saw it with my mom, who really enjoyed the first one. The only thing she didn't care for in the sequel was the song choices, and then when 'To Be Concluded' hit the screen she said, "What?? Aww boo. They leave us holding our breath for the next one!" After that I got to go to a special screening courtesy of the film course I was taking in college. Then finally I went to go watch it with dad, who thanks to his degrees in philosophy and theology picked up everything the Architect was talking about on the first viewing. Unlike mom and my peers, when he saw the cliffhanger I recall his response was a very indulgent, "Oh well played."
The Neo fanboy kid is "Kid" from Animatrix - Kid's Story. There is game "Enter the Matrix" that connects to this film, its side quest with Ghost and Niobe (Captain of the Logos). Also recomending to watch Animatrix it explains lots of the Matrix lore some parts of it are important to the story.
Magi,
Your analysis is spot on, no need to apologize. Most people have watched these movies years ago, so refreshing too see someone's first reactions. Wish you all the success with your platform and keep up the good work.
thank you really,I was actually worried if I am messing up a little bit 😅so you comment was really nice
its ok everyone was confused when the architect was talking. The architect is a machine which is why it talks perfectly. I had to watch that scene 10 times to understand what he was saying haha
A lot of people said this, but me and all my computer nerd friends were like "Oh. Okay. I see where they're going with it." This movie packed all the philosophy and nerd shit into one scene, filled the rest with fluff, and basically frustrated everyone in the process.
@@ErdTirdMans it was pretty clear when I first saw it what he was saying, but I think he was using words some people weren't familiar with, which confused them, especially the Latin parts.
I don't want to do that scene 10 times... Want to give me the short version?😀
I think i have watched that scene 10 times as well, but still dont understand 😂😂 Will Ferrels parody of that scene is Epic 😂😉😊👌
@@21stcenturyhiphop easier to understand for all I.T. alumni and professionals.
the scene on the road is my favorite moment and the fight with the twins.
Magy just for future reference it’s Blow them “UP”. The other thing is something different. 🤣Love the content. Keep going🙌
@@marivera77 me to and the music that whole scene is perfect
@@marivera77 You could say he 'smoked' them...but Monica Lewinski would say that is something different also :-))
@@teentitans0789 Yes...one mile of freeway at £30M...the most expensive movie car chase scene.
I love how you react to it all! The entirety of this trilogy is based mostly on philosophy wrapped in amazing stuff that geeks love like anime, Hong Kong cinema, comic books, and science fiction. This is one of the reasons many people don't like the second and third films...these are tremendously philosophical and ultimately spiritual. One of the ways I love to watch these films is the copies in 'The Ultimate Matrix' box set of DVDs. The films have commentary tracks, one track is by film critics who HATE all three films (which is both funny and infuriating)...the second track is by two philosophers who LOVE these films. The philosophers are Ken Wilber and Dr. Cornel West (who actually appears in both 'Reloaded' and 'Revolutions' as Councilor West). Look them up...brilliant guys. Anyway...I love that you are taking these films on. They are among my favorites of all time. And...you're right...the second and third films do require multiple viewings. Have fun, Magy!!!
35:03 That frustrated hand shake at the ending LMAO!! Too good. Imagine if you saw this in the theater/cinema?
The last two Matrix movies are a mind twist you REALLY have to pay attention to understand whats going on.
lol all you need to know is that neo is the 6th chosen one, the matrix needs to be reloaded and neo was the first "One" to chosen not to do...
whats complicated about that?
For starters How does getting to the Source save Zion, Why is Smith back, How is he copying himself How did he take over someone outside the Matrix and then we get to the Architect which is where most people who aren't listening closely get lost. Due to the overly verbose way the Architect explains why Neo even exists on first viewing many people don't really understand why "The One" is even a thing and then implementation of what some probably see as supernatural powers OUTSIDE the Matrix will leave people scratching their heads. I get it I've seen the Matrix Movies a hundred times but on someone's first viewing it is likely a bit confusing.
I still don't know why Neo has powers outside the Matrix, back in the day I explained that away with "huh, must be some form of w-lan" but the movie probably wants us to take that as a form of "everything is everything, the Matrix is as real as the outside world" kind of thing.... unless they explain it in Matrix 4, which I doubt they will!
@@teentitans0789 a lot. lol
but its not that hard to get it
@@monkmichel9477 In my headcanon, it's an EMP power that The One possesses within the code he carries as a sorta fail-safe if The One chose the other door. The Machines can't fully control human choice, but they can anticipate it. That means that they can anticipate the mathematical eventuality that a One will at some point choose not to go through the Source door. And in the event that happens, The One would need an alternate path to reach the Source, and the only other option at that point is the Machine City in the Real World and through all of the Machines' defenses..So perhaps he's always had that power, but since no other One before Neo took that path, they never knew they could do it because they never had to before. Or perhaps Neo's internal code was altered or rewritten the moment he passed through the other door.
A new Matrix fan has emerged.. Welcome 😊
Your English is amazing, don’t ever worry about how it sounds! It’s great!!!! I happen to LOVE your accent , you and Ellie both! 💓💓
'They all got blown". 😊 Magy is too adorable.
I actually got to meet the actor that plays the agent from the freeway. The one that climbs the police car and jumpslams another car.
He actually shared a fun story about that stunt.
If you look closely, you can see him grip onto the handlebars of the vehicle thst are designed for stuntmen to climb onto the roof. However, they realized that when they concealed that specific handlebar from the camera, it actually made it harder to grab, especially since the car really was in motion and moving at that speed.
So they literally told him just before the shoot. "If you fall, you might die. So... don't fall ok? You got this." 🤣🤣🤣
That's dedication.
So in a full suit and his agent outfit, he had to struggle climbing onto the roof of a moving car and still have a menacing Agent look while standing straight up on top of a moving car. He finished the story stating it was one of his scariest stunts ever. But it was super worth it.
oh I liked that story ,thank you for sharing it with me🥰
The reason Neo was able to stop the sentinels is because the "real" world was another matrix created by the machines for the people that wouldnt except the normal matrix. Smith and the Architect explain this but the plot was ultimately scrapped but the plot points are still in the movie. So essentially neo still has powers because they are still jacked in. Even when the war is over, Morpheus asks, "is this a dream?"
Notice how no one ever complained about strong female characters in the matrix.
That's because they don't say they're strong, they are strong! They don't try to diminish the strength of the men around them to appear powerful.
That's because they didn't tell us a year before the movie was released how wonderful it was that they cast so many women in the movie. They just wrote great characters, cast good actresses, and got on with it, without wanting a pat on the back for it.
And notice how no one ever complained about so many strong black characters in the Matrix either? It’s almost as if years later the mainstream media had to fabricate a nonexistent race war in order to get voters to support a party that needed a reason to exist.
The current outrage pushing a lot of crap tier actors into the spotlight is ridiculous. Ernie Hudson? Amazing actor. Keith David? Great actor, and lent his voice to many animated shows. I recognized his voice instantly when I watched Gargoyles as a kid. Don't even get me started on actresses that perfectly portrayed strong women without bashing all of the men around them. I'll go with lesser known ones to avoid cliches. Jaime Murray as Stahma Tarr in Defiance. Jennifer Carpenter as Debra Morgan in Dexter. Two from the show Angel, Stephanie Romanov as Lilah, and Elisabeth Rohm as Kate Lockley.
Hillary Swank as Maggie Fitzgerald in Million Dollar Baby.
There are many, many more.
Current culture is spamming crap actors and actresses into poorly written parts and then calling anyone who disagrees with their performance and dialogue evil.
Look at the movie Alien.
Every single character was called by their last name. It was intentional. They were cast like that. Male, female, race, sexual orientation, none of it was considered in casting.
The best people were picked for the roles. And it produced one of the best horror movies ever made.
Everyone that replied to this comment before me needs to be thrown down a flight of stairs into a volcano. Can’t we just watch a dumb movie about robot squids and computer generated realities without making it about your insufferable male insecurities? Who said toxic misogyny was on the way out? You’ve all just proven it’s alive and well.
After this trilogy, please do underworld series with Kate beckinsale. The first underworld came out after matrix reloaded. Very influenced by that movie too.
Love the Underworld series, The last one was ok not the worst I've seen.
Yess this was amazing
Lots of good movies to choose from, but this is a very good choice.
Yes! I completely agree.
Yes do all knock-offs of the matrix!
You accepted that ending in such a clean, calm, composed manner. Nice job controlling your emotions.
absolutely mastering this skill😂😂of controlling my emotions haha
@BD Baggett "You accepted that ending in such a clean, calm, composed manner." - Maybe it helps to realize it wasn't actually "the ending"...
@@MagicMagy
I promise no insults from me I like your videos and think your very pretty.
This movie treats world history and myth as software updates, with Neo cast as the resulting bug of the programming.
The Matrix is a beautiful metaphor for just about everything lol. It's about perspectives and frame of reference.
Once you get outside of "The Matrix" you find yourself still trapped inside of all these other matrices. Still tryna get a clear objective picture of reality which, of course, none of us have.
This is why it's important to collaborate with others, to empathize and broaden your horizons.
This is where the idea of "free will" comes in. For how can everyone truly have free will with the limited choices we're given? How can everyone have free will when our philosophies and goals come into conflict with each other?
This is the essence of story. My philosophy vs. Your philosophy. My will vs. Your will. And our conflict and the drama that comes from it.
This movie is about Neo making his own choices rather than relying on others to tell how to be the one. 1st movie he has to believe he is the one. The 2nd he is stuck in the role of the one and does what others tell him to do. So there is no difference of being in the matrix and others telling him what to do as the one. When he meets the architect he finally realizes he needs to make his own choice and he chooses to save Trinity instead of Zion.
27:29 When Link puts on the necklace, everyone in theaters said this.
"He's beginning to believe. " ❤❤❤
Magy: "He is going to blow them." "They're blown."
Hmm.. no. You are reminding me of Sandra Bullock in Demolition Man. Funny movie.
So tempted to partially spoil the next movie...
I know what part your talking bout 🤣
Have to admit I had a little chuckle when she said that :D
Beldon Just Beldon holy shit --- i paused the video and said the EXACT same thing to my wife about Sandra Bullock and said, "now I have to check the comments".
So glad someone else made the same connection lmao
@@_FirstLast_ Is there any other connection. Funniest scene in the whole movie dealing with miscommunication of a saying. :)
Ellie has the same phrasing quirk which makes me think, given their otherwise stellar English, that it must be an artefact of translating from Bulgarian.
Of all Magy's faces, I love her concerned face the most! XD
If *ANYONE* insults you for not understanding something, we will all tell *Baba Yaga* to "do the Superman thing", fly to their house, turn them into green code, and then reach inside their chest, so she can pull their heart out...WHILE playing the intense music in the background!
*Because we care, dammit! hehe* 😇😈❤️ 🧙♀️💔
"THE MATH TRICKS RELOADED"
-Ellie of The Homies
hahahahaha😂😂wow ok I will watch her reaction just to her that
The movie is actually all about how to do nifty calculus equations and find the area of an isosceles triangle while blindfolded.
@@AxeKick80 "find the area of an isosceles triangle while blindfolded." - Is that supposed to be hard?
@@nicadi2005 Yes, it’s supposed to be nigh on impossible. It’s the most difficult feat any human has ever attempted.
@@AxeKick80 "It’s the most difficult feat any human has ever attempted." - In that case, the logical conclusion must be that I'm NOT human...
I am so glad you enjoyed this movie, one of my all-time favorites! And you appreciated not only its level of story complexity, but that they went all out on the action and the fighting.
Don't feel bad... This movie has been bending brains since it came out. It takes a few watches to figure out what's going on. Then fighting with your friends for hours about what it "really" means. You're also not the only one mad at the "To Be Continued" at the end! And don't be self conscious at ALL over your English skills - your english is almost perfect!
Yes, Maggie, your English is better than a lot of American's English. Just keep practicing and it will only improve!!
35:02 is fucking amazing. Love seeing someone get super hyped about these movies, even if they're quite flawed. At the end of the day, it's still The Matrix!
That scene when she kills the two older programs. They are vampires.
The twins on the other hand are ghosts. Programs breaking their code and being something they aren't suppose to be doing.
Who would dare insult you? Your reactions are great and you have a better grasp of this movie than many people.
The twins were played by Neil and Adrian Rayment twin brothers in real life, the Oracle in this one is different because the actress that played the original Gloria Foster died of complications from diabetes.
The Oracle in this movie "Reloaded" is the same as in the original.
The Oracle actress was changed in Revolutions, but in Reloaded is the same.
@@JavierCarbajal you know what now come to think of it you're both right.
Before this, the twins were DIY handymen on 'Carol Vorderman's Better Homes' TV series in UK.
16:24 funny you say that, because that's what he literally became. Also if your remember in the first movie he talked about that analogy of humans being a plague or virus to the world and then he literally became one in the Matrix. Kind of ironic.
The Matrix trilogy is a series of movies that are steeped in philosophy. Some of the Elders of Zion are actually philosophy professors who have also done a commentary on the movies if you want a deeper dive into the meaning of these movies. Heck, the actors were required to read books on philosophy before reading the script so they could better understand the movie they were about to make; books like "Simulacra and Simulation" by Jean Baudrillard, "Out of Control" by Kevin Kelly and a few others (so light reading :P ). There have been many papers written about the Matrix, its philosophy, and its impact on the zeitgeist that continue into the modern day.
TLDR: these movies are really deep and require a lot of reviewing, meditation on, and additional reading to really understand.
16:26 "They were literally a virus attacking him."
Neo was just fighting the Smith clones to get some social distance ;)
Persephone: "Such a thing is not meant to last."
Persephone is the wife of Hades in Greek mythology and she is treated as an effective equal to him in the Underworld. She is the Queen of the Dead, often referred to as Dread Persephone, and in this scene she is threatening/warning them that their love for each other is doomed to end because they are doomed to die (unlike her, since she is a program and effectively immortal).
I would argue Matrix Reloaded must be among the top20 best action movies of all time. All those fight scenes and the 15 minute long car/motorcycle chase scene are amazing and almost 20 ys later they still hold up.
The 1st one is so perfect - no scene is wasted and all the action is directly tied to character growth and story. Very unusual. This one is a little more bloated but the philosophical underpinnings are just as interesting as the 1st.
The Wachowski's always had the full story in mind, but that first film had to be able to stand alone...in case it wasn't a box-office success and the sequels were not funded. 2 and 3 were filmed all together and just split for the showings.
That scene with Neo fighting the Smith copies has more fighting moves than the entire first movie.
Matrix movies are something else really, Keanu Reeves is a legend y'all.
Yup me and my dad would agree
You are doing really well Magy. Even for those of us who speak English as our first language, that scene with the architect was really hard to comprehend on a first viewing. There are a lot of ideas going on and you are clearly understanding all the important stuff. These movies really require multiple viewings to comprehend fully. This is partly why the 2nd and 3rd movies are not as well liked. They don't work as well as single films because they are each half of the story. If you enjoy this world, I strongly recommend "the Animatrix". It was an anthology collection of short stories, all done by different artists, that flesh out the world and fully explain the history of how the matrix was created. There was that boy who greeted Neo and Trinity when they returned to Zion in this film. The story of how Neo freed him from the Matrix is another story from the Animatrix.
This movie is so underated. The way you said Reloaded was really cute.
Always felt the “ghost” twins were really underused. They were pretty damn cool.
He's not reading like an agent...
Magy: "yeah because he's free!"
Immediately after - Smith: "We're here because we're NOT free."
Me: 🤣
"[I] like their . . . so fancy words." I was curious, so I looked it up. There was a "Merovingian dynasty" that ruled the land currently known as France for several hundred years, from the 400s AD to the 700s.
25:20 they're just appearing from everywhere... yeah that's why Morpheus said before that taking the highway was suicide. So many people everywhere, and an Agent can possess any one of them at any time. Eyes everywhere so they can't go unseen. And no easy escape. The directors actually had this section of highway specially constructed for the movie, they wanted it to convey a sense of dread.
No one would insult you if you didn't understand something :) don't worry. Most native speakers don't even get 2/3 of what the Architect is saying. Let alone all the deeper meanings of the movie. :) The matrix does that: at first you just understand the surface level. And as you watch it again you begin to understand more and more
When you mentioned that "The Architect" looks like "the guy from the hunger games," that reminded me of a movie from the 1970s that is a great WWII movie, and it's a comedy/adventure. It's called "Kelly's Heroes," and it stars Clint Eastwood, and many other big stars of the 1970s, including the Hunger Games actor, Donald Sutherland. It's a great movie, but I don't want to spoil it.
I like how Neo is not used to being more of a prophet. He seems very nervous and still a bit unsure if he really is the chosen one. But I'm the third film he 100% accepts that he is what his destiny implies.
English is my first language and I can't explain the Matrix in English either
in a way, Agent Smith saved Neo and Morpheus when they were in the alley with all the doors. Trinity wasn't able to shut down the security system in time so If Agent Smith hadn't delayed them, they would've died from trying to open the door
I like to think the script writer saved them :P
Loved your reaction and an FYI: the studio built that highway for them to shoot that scene, and Trinity had to learn to drive a motorcycle and take driving lessons for her to whip her car around.
The entire idea builds on the fact that the human brain is essentially nothing but a complex computer but still a computer that will act the same way that any other computer would if given the correct stimulus
You could say that all humans are different, but in the very core we are all very much alike and act on experiences, it is just the amount of experience in different things that makes us different, but still predictable, so a much more advanced computer could predict every course of action a human would take
This is what makes Neo "The one", for some reason he has free will... up to a point at least :)
Don´t worry, it is just a movie though, no1 in the world can be entirely sure how the universe works yet :D
One of my two favorite parts in this movie (obviously I love every moment of this movie) is the semi truck drifting. You've never seen that in the history of never ever, I'll tell you that right now.
22:14 “he’s not even butter” 😆
"Oh, he wants to protect her because of his dreams"
Did anyone say Anakin? ;D
oh god yes😂how didn’t this come in my mind
Ok, so I really enjoy your genuine reaction to these movies. The Matrix is my all-time favorite movie series, and I thought I would try and explain to you, and perhaps some of your viewers, how to think of these movies. I'm a programmer, it's my job, and I do it every day. So these movies should be seen as a "what-if" machines, meaning AI, one day turns against humans. The AI start to write a "program" (meaning software coding), to control the human mind, so that they can enslave them, and breed them (actually grow human babies) into energy sources (i.e. batteries, therefore the reference to batteries in the first series). The machines had to do this, because the humans launched all their nuclear weapons against the machines, and in doing so destroyed the atmosphere of earth, and blocking the sunlight, which the machines needed to turn into energy. That is why humans live in the "real word" underground, because the surface of earth is radio active and toxic.
So here is how you should understand these movies. The Matrix is a VERY BIG and COMPLEX collection of computer code or programs, that was written by the machines, as a form of control, i.e. make the human babies => teenagers => adults => elderly "batteries" think they live in a normal world. This is to use the organic humans to generate the electricity the machines need to survive.
The "programs" or as we call them in the software development world, "functions", are written to perform a specific task. So when the "Keymaker" says "That is my purpose"... it simply means that the Keymaker's function, or code, was written by the machines to perform a specific task. Same with the Oracle, Neo and the Architect. Each of them have a specific "function" or set of code, in this grand software program called The Matrix.
So now, if you think about Neo, think of him as a "friendly hacker" attempting to change some of the The Matrix code, so the human's can win the battle against the machines. Now, Morpheus, Trinity and the rest of the cast are all "helper code", designed to assist the "friendly hacker", a.k.a. Neo to complete his task.
Agent Smith is interesting. Agents in general are programs, i.e. pieces of code, written by the machines to make sure The Matrix software runs as it is supposed to run. Think of them as security software in a large network. Agent Smith, through his interaction with Neo, evolved into a nasty computer virus, that's why he can replicate, or make copies of himself, and he is basically the alter-ego of Neo, being a destructive hacker and sophisticated computer virus, who is obsessed with destroying The Matrix, and by proxy (or in doing so), Zion, by trying to turn Neo into a virus like himself.
Just to answer a specific question of yours Magic Magy... if you watch the movies again, you will notice they always talk about "choices" and there are usually only two (2) choices for any particular question or situation. This is a direct reference to how a computer works. Think of what binary code really is, or how electronics really works. A light switch has only two possibles positions or "states", which is "Off" ("0"), or "On" ("1). This is how machines and electronic devices work, it is simply a whole bunch of transistors or electronic components that can either be switched "On" or "Off". The combination of all these millions of tiny transistors in your mobile phone, laptop or computer is what makes it possible for that device to work.
So to summarize, the movie series is about Computer AI going rogue, and enslaving humans in the process, in an attempt to survive.
I hope I did not spoil the plot to these movies for some of you, but I can imagine it could be hard for people who are not computer geeks, like myself, to really understand what it is all about. To those of you that I bored with my rambling on above, I apologize.
To Magic Magy, love your movie reviews/reactions... keep doing it!
"Ahhhh! This movie just mind-blown my head in so many different ways."
😝 I love the way you speak. So expressive!
Persephone: 'If I don't deliver you to the Keymaker, she can kill me.'
Trinity: 'Bitch, I was gonna kill you anyway for putting moves on my man.'
Don't ever be ashamed because English isn't your first language. This movie is complicated. "Vanilla Sky " will shock you and shake you to your core. The most famous movie critic , Roger Ebert, said he had to watch it at least twice to fully comprehend it. Cast: Tom Cruise, Penelope Cruz, Cameron Diaz, Kurt Russell, Jason Lee and more.
And for the with the car chase scenes, they really built up a whole road to go up and down! :)
The white room with the old man, the architect, is the most important of all the scenes from matrix 1 - 3. The architects explains…
Matrix 1.0: was a heaven fantasy realm but most people could not accept peace & the matrix program was a failure & had to be temporarily be shut down & rebooted from scratch. Millions from humans & machine died or permanently deactivated.
Matrix 2.0: it was hell on earth with vampires, ghost, werewolves, etc., with the French man aka the merovingian, was ruler of fantasy evil earth. Most people could not accept this & the matrix had to be shut down & rebooted from scratch a 2nd time. Millions from humans & machine died or permanently deactivated.
Matrix 3.0: Transitional Period: The architect creates the oracle, who explains the world must be good & evil for humans to accept it but eventually, within centuries, a 1%, an anomaly, “the one” will not accept this & will corrupt this program. Eventually it must return to the machine mainframe, be killed &, re-assimilated back to the program rebooted after centuries from the first activation.
This happened 6 times already. “the matrix is older than you know.” Based on that info, they could be the 40century or 4000 AD era. Every new “neo” is stronger that the previous one. This is why neo can now control machines, in the real world, without being jacked-in & why the programs are afraid of him.
It's so cute how engaged she gets: "Oh no, no, no, no. no!"
I've only just found her and she's adorable.
"Everything he was saying was calclulated" .... thats because hes a machine.
The action scenes in this movie were the best, my fav is neo vs smith clones, it’s just so over the top I love it
the hair stands up on my arms every time he pulls that pole out of the concrete !!
We had to wait six months for the third movie. At least you can simply put it on whenever you're ready to film your reaction.
Trinity is definitely my third favorite female character behind Ripley and Sarah Connor.
The architect basically means that if neo chooses the other door then the matrix gets rebooted and all of it is going to happen again - and it has hence why he says that it is the 6th time he is meeting The anomaly (neo) because the previous ones chose to return to the source i.e rebooting the matrix. in other words, the oracle is manipulating everyone and keeping the humans slaves by leading them down the same path over and over and over and basically keeping the anomaly in check and under the machine's control. These movies fry neurons.....lol
The reaction to the ending was absolutely perfect lol
The cookies and candies she gives him are programs to advance her plans. Its similar to the cake given to the lady.
Hoping for predator 1987 with Arnie. Granted views, a true classic fan favorite and ton of fun :D
Well, That's a franchise on its own and it's soooo worth it! Keep in mind, that you can't Start Predator without continuing the Franchise then mixing them with the Alien franchise, There is a watch order for that Magy, look it up! Yes it has its shitty movies in the middle of the watch order, BUT! overall, it's sooooo worth it!
Magy: "He's not just a man. He's the one."
Well, it sounds like someone's found love.
In my opinion, the first movie was a master piece because it introduced a doubt of reality based on a plausible explanation that we are all sharing an induced fake reality. The other two movies of the trilogy went for so many things related to special effects, like the "ghost brothers" that have no comparison to daily life experiences and excuses to choreograph another fight like "you know someone after you fight them" that was a little bit of a let-down to me.
Still, questioning if reality was a programmed code, what could happen when a program interacts with the code differently, like the key-maker making interfaces that connect two pieces of code that represent separated physical locations, or former agent Smith replicating itself like a computer virus, had some appeal to still keep the argument interesting.
I wanted to see her reaction to the women with the cake 😂
I take that 'interesting' scene as also an important plot clue...that the Oracle has been using code in her cookies and candy to influence and maybe control Neo, Morpheus, Trinity etc...from the start.
We are all taught how a helmet protects the head... in first few minutes of this movie... Trinity demonstrates how much a helmet can DAMAGE the head.
"That looks disgusting." *_shudders_*
Yes, moviemakers know that, if they want you to be instinctively repulsed by an alien (or machine) army, make it look like a swarm of bugs. Humans don't like swarms of bugs! 🦟🦟🦟🦟🦟🦟🦟🦟🦟🦟🦟🦟🦟🦟🦟🦟🦟🦟🦟🦟🦟🦟🦟🦟🦟🦟🦟🦟
I always enjoy your reaction Magy, When Merovingian say "See he is just man" Then Magy "See he is not a man he is the One" 🤣🤣🤣 classic line yip this movie is full action my favorite of The Matrix Trilogy
A lot of people said the sequels weren't as good as The Matrix. Maybe. But I still enjoyed them and as long as a movie entertains that's what matters most. I love the chase scene on the freeway. Great reaction - just like mine when I first saw it. I'm looking forward to your reaction to Matrix Revolutions.
Don't feel bad. English is my first language and I still don't fully understand the Architect's monologue.
That is my favorite of The Trilogy of Matrix, its a classic. I enjoyed your reactions😄
Why are the Matrix movies still awesome? They have the right balance between good special effects, action scenes and a good and well told story. Today Hollywood movies set full on effects and action, the story is pushed in the background. Even the Joker disappointed me, the movie could have been so much better. The acting is outrages like in Split, and like in Split the movie and story is okay, but not really good. Seems like all the good writers are working prefered for series.
I always liked how all the Agent Smith's just casually walk away like nothing happened.
The way you say 'RUclips' makes my heart melt
The green lines of numbers you are wondering about are computer code. Everything that happens in a computer is done with code...code are commands.
30:40 Your face when you listen the architect talk
The reaction of those who follow it for the first time is very interesting. I like your reactions kkk
"Animatrix" is 100% a must view. Masterful collection of shorts from different animation studios.
You get so emotionally invested in the movies you watch. Very refreshing!
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PS: I *loved* the "...to be concluded..." at the end! :)
21:20 When Magy pulls out her sassy finger, you know things are serious. 😂
I don't think I've ever been to excited to watch a sequel reaction to a sequel. Let's go!
You picked up on it very well for English not being your first language. Better analysis than most people who speak English to be honest.
Awe Magy😅 The frustration in your voice at the end. 😂🤣
Neo is just a beast love this Trilogy happy you like them😎👍
Monica Bellucci the one who kissed NEO, was almost forty years old in that role! :) Anh she could easily could lie down 10 years! :)
Architect: Magy, what if I told you everything you see in and out of the Matrix is not real?
Magy: 😱
Hahha. Welcome to the Matrix, Magy. Great reaction and thoughts.✌😊
That's not really what the Architect said. He said that Zion was created as a means of controlling and regulating those who reject the Matrix for the Real World. He's doesn't say that Real World outside of the Matrix is yet another virtual reality simulation. But I can see why some would assume that's what he meant. When the first movie presents you with the concept of a virtual reality simulation that is so realistic that most people cannot tell that it isn't real, that opens a can of worms that makes you question whether *any* reality the characters are experiencing is real or just another fabricated virtual world like the Matrix. But that theory can just go on infinitely and suddenly nothing matters and there are no stakes at all because nothing is ever real. They awaken from one virtual reality world to find that they're in another one, then they wake up from that one to find themselves in yet another one, and so on and so forth over and over again forever and ever. To avoid that mess, we just have to accept for the sake of the story (and our sanity) that there are only TWO worlds within these movies - the Matrix and the Real World.
@@glennwelsh9784 I would take it further. I would say that, once you know a virtual world can exist that appears indistinguishable from a real one, it no longer matters whether you're in a "real" world or not; each world matters just as much as every other world.
This is the same line of thinking that allows me to truly understand that, as soon as we have A.I. that can think indistinguishably from humans, we must treat it with the same empathy, courtesy, and respect that we grant to any human being.
Great reactions Magy! Once you’re finished with The Matrix series, you should watch Tenet! It’s like if you took Inception and The Matrix and combined the two haha, I think you’d really enjoy it! It can be a little confusing at first, but the more you watch/rewatch it, the better it gets! Keep up the great videos!!!