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Did you know Aragorn in the two towers kicked the helmet and actually bro-

@@Dravianpn02AND THEY USED IT?? the dedication

Turned out to be true

Just a thought but wouldn't they be using the new Quantum Computers? They are able to solve problems that would take other computers years the the Quantum Computers minutes. I see using them as one step closer to have a Halo Deck like in Star Trek: TNG.

The studio. Not the sisters. Just clarifying.

Great memory for you bro. That is a perfect time with family.

Memories brother memories. Is Dad still with us? Hope my girls reflect back on fond memories of me/with me.

@@marksneddon3709 Dad is not with us. Lost him 3 years ago, lost my mom 2 years ago. Life hasn't been kind to me in that regard. I'm only 39.

My father and I did the same thing. As we were walking out, he turned to me and said , " OK.. so , what happened?"

I remember saying, walking out of the theater, "what did i just watch?, "someone actually wrote that?". simply mind blowing

Ahhhhh and I thought his name was Troy.... good catch dude.... - er Mr. Kocherson

Woah.

@@davidrobertson1980 i see what you did there

Hahahahaha Wow. Nailed it .

Eric Voss, stuck in the matrix of 1990s MTV.

Was just thinking that . Programmed bot

Artistic.

The reuse of the trinity symbology might mean it was unintentional, but that is a great catch. Nicely done!

That’s hot. Keep seeing things.

RGB-----"If they find out about it,burn it all down"...If ya know ya know!

What sequels? Matrix has no sequels!

@@haverjamarosi680 I can understand not liking the delivery, but they did some great world building in the sequels.

@@DeepDiveNR « this guy » obvi they are an Agent

Miss these comments running yt

Same here lol, that’s all I NEEDED to see

Deep Dive + Matrix = My Afternoon is gone

Facts-😂I’m sitting in my car with a million things to do and I’m just 💨💨💨and watching 😂😂😂😎

That's a pretty good headcanon actually, I like that

Neo was always the one. Being the one is based on a code that is carried by the human to reset the matrix. The "next life" could refer to the next iteration of the carrier and not Thomas 'Neo' Anderson himself. (Though we know that specifically, neo gets resurrected somehow I dont believe it's the code, I dont think the kiss mattered. Though this isnt really addressed in any meaningful way, I believe that the reason he doesnt die is because in his final moments his brain unlocks and can tell the difference between the simulation and the reality. Not unlike how a dreamer may realize they are in a dream then start changing that dream purposefully and willfully.) The oricle told trinity that the man she falls in love with would be the one because the series of events that we are watching unfold has been narrowed down from infinite possibilities to what is taking place over the course of the film. She likely only said this to trinity once the path leading to that moment became unavoidable in most of the possible outcomes. The outcome is based on the choices made, which are more or less limited by the path taken. Just like the vase, "what's really going to bake your noodle later is, would you have broken it if I hadn't said anything?" When Neo meets the architect, all of his possible reactions and choices are reflected on the screens in the background. Except the one he actually chooses. This is the same kind of manipulation present throughout, from the oricle setting people upon a path to the illusion of free will. The architect is trying to convince neo to make the choice he wants him to make knowing that everything will fail if the choice is forced. That is the reason the original versions of the matrix failed. There was not the illusion of choice. Everything from the start is a calculated manipulation that puts the characters on a set path. Belief is a control variable that keeps the characters playing along, and the more things each character rationalizes into that belief solidifies and perpetuates the series of events to the desired outcome. Neo didnt believe he was the one, then he became the one and believed everything that he was told. He then threw away that belief and acted in a way that was unpredictable when he went to save trinity instead of resetting the matrix as was his purpose. Cypher got tired of fighting, he states his reasoning pretty clearly and even tho this series is littered with underlying themes and messages, his whole deal is pretty simple. He is tired of fighting, of running, of eating bland protein paste. He gets to a point, where he rationalizes that a comfortable dream is better than the waking nightmare of reality. He wants no memories to remain of the real world. He wants to be put back into the matrix and BELIEVE it is reality. It's simply put, a selfish desire based on his own self interest. He would rather live a lie of luxury than deal with reality.

@@ryanpottle6443 that's a massive wall of text that no one will read

@@RatAndRaven I did. It was a great hypothesis actually.

@@RatAndRaven I know

The brilliance of GITS is owed to the perfection of Neuromancer. The father of the matrix as a term and the cyberpunk genre

Award for the most British comment. 🥇

I haven’t had a cinematic experience like it ever before or since. I would’ve paid $1000 if I knew what I was going to experience. Like you say, I had no idea what I was walking into. Someone said it was good. It was on at the time. People went to cinemas more often back then. You walked out a different person. Like I’ve said in another comment, It is immpossible to understate how big it was.

I was saying the same thing. There are so many wrongs in this Deep Dive

@@2cents4u what other wrongs are there, if you're willing?

I think the concept was that he succumbed to his wounds he endured when Cypher attacked him in the first film. That's what I always thought, at least.

​@@ourkevingthere aren't. He's just trying to sound smart on the internet and won't back it up.

​@@paulheap1982I love sound mart.

Truly amazing filmmaking. It really hasn't been surpassed even with the vast improvements in CGI (some which make movies look worse, frankly).

"Being the one is just like being in love; no one can tell you you're in love you just know it, through and through - 'balls to bones'." Neo: "I'm not the one" Oracle: "Sorry kid. You got the gift, but it looks like you're waiting for something" My point being that the Oracle never told Neo that he was not the one. She was telling him he had to work it out for himself.

I learned: "If you have to ask if I you're a Truck Driver, then you're not." The nomination is implicitly achieved through deliberate sequence of self aware actions, not as a title granted by supplication to an external Authority.

Exactly, because Whatever Neo belives himself to be is true, and this statement is true any second of the movie, when he becomes the one, is only because at that point he does belive it about himself, power of the mind, no resurrection happen, he only died in a simulation and his real mind in the chair overcomes the simulated reality, so he wakes up... and can manipulate the simulation from then on.

He knew he was the one when he bent the spoon with the child.

The ironic part is that she actually *doesn't* tell him he isn't the one. Like you said, he says it himself, and she just says, "Sorry Kiddo." However, Neo had to decide for himself that he actually WAS the one. Remember, Morpheus told Neo, "The body can't live without the mind." So, when Agent Smith shoots Neo and Neo "dies," he doesn't actually die because he *chooses* not to. He realized that he's not confined by the rules of the matrix because he finally sees it for what it is. That's why in Matrix: Revolutions, during the big fight scene at the end when Agent Smith gets frustrated and asks Neo, "WHY?! WHY DO YOU PERSIST?!?!?!" Neo responds by saying, "because I choose to."

The helicopter crash with the glass waving? That’s scientifically accurate, glass waves and bends before it breaks, i don’t think it was a metaphor

@@Jack-ot1zq Well, the glass does that, but not to the extent we see in the movie. For me, it was a way to show that the Matrix is not a 100% accurate physical simulation of the real world: to properly simulate the break point of a material, the simulation should account for every molecule in it and simulate billions of little recursive interactions. Because simulating the Matrix at the molecular level exceeds its power of computation, a software shortcut is used: just bend the glass and break it when it reaches a certain threshold. That doesn't account for individual differences in the glass pannels that the real world would have, that's why we see perfectly concentric bending waves and all the glass exploding at the same exact time.

When he "became the one" the walls ebbed and bent because "there is no spoon" he's finally mastered the taught lesson. The walls ebbed and bent in time with his flexing because it's not the spoon/matrix that bends, only yourself.

The glass just did that for dramatic anime effect

@@DeepDiveNR the wachowskis are men stuck in the matrix trying to be what is a false reality

I thought they did that effect with a digital delay but ok. Sounds awesome no matter what.

There is a good reason for that. As his voice gets digitized, it starts sounding like the old baud modems one would use to dial-up their internet connection in the early days of the internet, especially after it became available for everyone [Not just Universities and Military] to use.

Whatever you're smoking pass it over

I'm actually lost for words.. I've watched this movie so many times yet still think it's what was said..

You are right, I remember her saying that and have never seen the subtitles. I bought a leather trenchcoat lol I've seen it so much. Good times.

@HikingFeral mandela effect I say.. they changed something!

@@bren3986 You mean a glitch in the Matrix.

@@JustinWilliams-ed2ug I also very clearly remember Trinity saying "that man" not "dead man", and I first saw it in a different language, which translated it like that too. She does not say that Neo is dead. In fact, she even follows it up with "so you see, you *can't be dead* ."

I was just about to comment the same. You can see them glance.

But their guns are at each other's temple out of their peripheral with their own gun in sight. Perhaps by tactile?

Watch their eyes. They both glance across to each others empty mags.

@@MorzakEV True, I probably didn't notice from that thousand yard stare Keanu gave lol.

I had the Blu Ray and a 7.1 HT and the plink of the shell casings stop as the guns empty as well.

E minor C Major Those notes will be a splinter in my mind for the rest of my days

I feel the cookies are trackers just like when one surfs the net, and the net keeps cookies on your activities. That is how (one of many ways) Agent Smith and his crew were able to track Neo.

@@cjsvoiceworks6008 just to be precise - cookies are files stored on yours device for "the net" - to use it. Mainly to reduce transfer, but also settings and activity wich would be too much for servers to keep for every individual user.

Damn computers... always leaving cookies when you're just browsing... 😅

It’s DLC but it was 1999 so companies weren’t charging for it and EA hadn’t yet bought The Matrix.

Not quite up there with 2001 or Bladerunner but close.

that's your opinion though@@cpcnw

The idea that the Matrix is a perfect standalone movie is incredible copium. The movie sets up so many plot threads which are clearly intended to be, and indeed are, resolved in the sequels. The film is an origin story for Neo; everything he is supposed to actually do with his newfound power comes in the sequels.

Many times it is better to leave threads untied. Imo matrix is a prime example. The sequels added nothing of interest for me

Totally agree that the sequels fulfilled the ideas of the first part, but The Deep Dive might not do the analysis justice. The best place for an introduction to the exploration of those ideas is probably the "philosopher's commentary" tracks on the DVDs. It's a shame that so many people took the story of the sequels so literally.

I think part of the reason people were disappointed is how ground breaking the first movie was compared to the sequels. The "high" you get as a viewer seeing something new and mind-blowing is part of the reason people love the 1st matrix. The 2nd and 3rd films dont get the same advantage. Basically, the conceptual stuff in Matrix 1 carried a lot of the story and was a lot of the intrigue. But after Matrix 1, the concepts were mostly all introduced already so Matrix 2 and 3 needed to stand on their own, by virtue of the character writing rather than the mechanics of the world. The movies feel different because the 1st one is the only one that can drop you into a novel and mysterious world and give that sense of awe and wonder.

The second film really struggles with pacing issues. The chase from the Merovingian's restaurant to the freeway to the hallway is like 45 minutes long. Then there's the "kiss me like you kiss her" scene, the rave, etc. that could either be cut or reduced in length. The swarm of Agent Smiths, for example, goes for way too long and the CGI wasn't even good for the time period. The third is much better watching it in the decades since it came out, but I remember at the time being upset at the lack of bullet time and fight choreography the series was known for and (again) poor CGI where practical effects would have looked a lot better. I think if I could re-do the series, I'd lift some of the stories from the Animatrix and place them in the second film (seriously, Mouse is such a better character after you watch Kid's Story), while cutting some of the fat. The plot would revolve around finding out who this mysterious "Key maker" is and where he's been hiding (instead of the Oracle telling them from the get-go the Merovingian has him held hostage). The crew of the Nebuchadnezzar chase leads they think can help find him, incorporating the events of Final Flight of the Osiris, World Record, Kid's Story, and A Detective Story. Most of the second and third film could have been combined together. Imagine if the second movie climaxes into the highway chase and ends with Neo walking through the door in the hallway. Then, the third movie opens up with The Architect and the war in Zion. I dunno. I think this would have made a better trilogy. The philosophy going on in the first film is more subtle, while in the second and third, it feels like it's given to us through exposition dumps.

A lot more was off. But the video is still good.

@@charisma-hornum-fries what else was off?

Ummm. So if I put a gun to the side of your head, you can see through the side of your skull to check if the slide is back?

@@vadersnemesis He talks about KR doing that 3 hit kick, i remember in the Making Of that he was attached to a small wire harness cause he couldn't do alot of the action due to an injury i think during training or during filming.

@@detective_mitch_conner Peripheral vision.

Practical effects are often superior. I'm very disappointed they didn't use actual Hugo Weaving clones in the sequels.

damn 15 years sonce youhad a watch?! Thats crazy- For me , The Matrix is my favorit movie aötogether

IF YOU WANT OTHER IDEAS?? I love mind bending, reality warping, what's real, Sci Fi movies!! I noticed you have Inception as one you did a Deep Dive on, so I will watch that soon. Also check out... Tenet, Memory, Source Code, Divergent Series (Divergent, Insurgent, Allegiant, another mind twister series), Planet of The Apes Trilogy! All great mind warping movies (the first few were solos, not to be confused as any trilogy) and great to watch, make you think outside the box, totally not what you expect, endings!! AND Ex Machina, crazy movie about a female robot who can do anything, realizes she meant for one thing, and not sure if she wants to! It's weird!

Hugo Weaving was such a cool actor and more than held his own among a stellar cast. Keanu Reeves was a standout. I feel compelled to watch it again. Kind of thrilled that such a mind-bending movie was made in my hometown - At the 72nd Academy Awards, the film won all four categories it was nominated for, Best Visual Effects, Best Film Editing, Best Sound, and Best Sound Editing.

Hey, you know they're still both alive right?

Same here. I expected the ending to be that the "real world" was actually the main, outermost matrix because humans don't believe in perfection and thrive in misery. So, to humans, Zion and the real world would not raise suspicion.

Facts, they never left the matrix

​@@surchipparoski9814thats explained in reloaded. Zion has been destroyed many times.

@@Dravianpn02 well when neo stops the sentinels, thats when I was like holy shit there still in the matrix.

@@surchipparoski9814 good point!

It’s been a super long time since I watched it but I think The Animatrix covers that.

That’s the terminator arch

Two shorts from the Animatrix, which came out between Matrix and the first sequel, go over that. The Second Renaissance, part one and two. I think you can find them on RU-vid.

@@DeepDiveNR That may be true, but there will always be…. Mephisto

@@DeepDiveNR the Easter egg is the fact that the brothers are stuck in the matrix as fake women.

@@dontworrybout2664 Boom! There is the "red pill" comment I was searching for, too bad the "Erik" swallowed the blue one.

Ssssshhhh🙃

I dont think they thought that far into it, some things, you just have to remind yourself, this is still a movie, gotta leave a gap between reality, fantasy...

Ignorance is bliss. Being tired of the harsh realities of real life, I would choose the blue pill now.

I would argue Cypher sacrifices his freewill (and other's lives) for an easier life. It is the ultimate betrayal of free will.

@@MrVvulf it is what all western women do every single day of their lives... feminism is such a choice. sacrifice men's lives for a much easier life. as well have the 'a-word' to their own children who never materialize... free will... my body my choice...

4 was a shit show

@@neogaki agreed XD

It really is true what they say- when you pump a genetically male brain full of estrogen it turns him into a terrible director.

@@neinnonon 4 was a pure vomit

@@neinnonon What makes them garbage?

Well yeah because glass is a liquid.

@@oneANGRYelf 🤦‍♀

​@@oneANGRYelfglass is not a liquid. This was theorized for years but has been debunked

@@tolkienfan1972 I thought it was made of toothpaste.

@@OreoBambino amorphous and liquid do not mean the same thing

Can u explain

😂😂 you was hoping to get more than 11 likes 😂😂 you fool

That happened on the second movie, this video seems to want to only focus on the original movie.

Neo choose to re-enter the matrix instead of returning to the machine mainframe (the source) as for Smith he goes in to explain in the second movie that he was compelled to stay and disobey the machine rules of returning to the source.

@@phantomhawk01 NEO plugged in directly to the source... LMFFFAAAOOO... But I'm glad you brought up things before the situation I talked about. Explain to me how what I said was incorrect. It states the ONE was born IN THE MATRIX. NEO, was born in a pod in their growing fields... Was Smith born inside the Matrix? You know, born inside a computer program... 😂🤦‍♂️👍

@@tankeater yes you are correct he plugged into source when Deus ex machina worked with Neo to stop Smith, Smith also returned to source in the process of him being defeated. And you are correct again nothing happened, And according to matrix 4 Trinity was also very important to reactivating the source code . And then something did happen, a very new cycle of the matrix is now in place one that doesn't require a cyclical returning of the source code, it now works in a chain between Smith Neo and Trinity. Regarding the prophecy, Neo found out it was all lies stemming from the Oracle, she being another layer of control, which means we don't know if there even was the original "one" that was ever born in the system. Most likely a convenient fiction to give an origin story to the One. So true there never was a One, Neo was just someone who inherited the anomaly . Notice how I never said you were wrong, especially regarding the One. However it is clear in all the narrative that a system of control is put in place to ensure the anomaly code is reinserted back into the source. Otherwise the matrix starts to crash.

​@@DeepDiveNR Cannot wait to see the Inception deep dive. Also some others to do deep dives on The edge of tomorrow, Terminator (obviously) T2, Mission Impossible, Kill Bill, Batman Begins, any of the recent Marvel films, 28 days later, 28 weeks later, training day, and I have a lot more but those are some for now.

He's projecting how weak and braindead he is.

Yeah they can, watch this Sharks can actually understand and learn english People are stupid enough to believe this if i say it confidently enough

Haha

Agent Smith's downfall is a human flaw ("flaw" in the context of the simulation).

The FedEx man is played by a dude called Davod O'Connor, and he dont really looks like Mouse

I know. I figured this would be such a classic master piece that every new generation would end up watching it. I'm so confused and puzzled when I come across a younger person that has never seen it.