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The Matrix's Lobby Shootout Scene Still Sets the Bar for Sci-Fi Action

All things considered, however, most fans love the series for its action sequences, which were arguably the best in the first installment. From Trinity's opening fight scene to Neo's battle with Agent ...
Daily Express

The Matrix green code FINALLY explained: It's all about SUSHI, you see. Seriously?

THE MATRIX has guarded its biggest mystery until now. What was all that indecipherable green code running down the screen. Did it hold the secrets to the very essence of reality itself? Apparently not ...
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'The Matrix's Most Famous Scene Used an Unbelievable Amount of Cameras

While science fiction cinema had been dominated by the popularity of franchises like Star Wars, Star Trek, and Alien throughout the 20th century, the power dynamics shifted forever when The Matrix ...
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What ‘There Is No Spoon’ Really Means in 'The Matrix'

Even if you haven’t seen The Matrix (1999) in years, you probably remember this scene: a bald kid in monk-like robes sits ...
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The Matrix’s Bullet-Dodging Scene, Faithfully Recreated in Lego

Neo and Agent Smith dodge bullets inside the Matrix. But this version doesn’t star Keanu Reeves and Hugo Weaving; it stars superpowered Lego men in this frame-for-frame, stop-motion recreation of one ...
The Hollywood Reporter

‘The Matrix’ Composer Reveals Secrets From His Score, 20 Years Later

'The Matrix' composer Don Davis plugs back in to recall the one scene that was cut and the lengths he went to in order to satisfy the Wachowskis' exacting vision. By Marc V. Ciafardini Twenty years ...
Inverse

Matrix 4 trailer explained: One sequels scene reveals Resurrections' twist

That’s how The Matrix Revolutions ended, just shy of two decades ago. While both Matrix sequels remain divisive entries in the franchise, to put it mildly, there’s electricity in the air today, with ...
TheWrap

‘The Matrix Resurrections:’ Is There a Post-Credits Scene?

“The Matrix Resurrections” is one of the most playful and meta big budget sequels in recent memory. This is a sequel (that once again stars Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss) that openly discusses the ...