THE MATRIX RELOADED (2003) Movie Reaction w/ Coby FIRST TIME WATCHING

[@criminalcontent]

Coby + Matrix: Round 2 -- Enjoy ! MATRIX Reaction: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5iqfHxmmM6Zpc0 MATRIX Revolutions: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aoi9f4tuitqinac

[@ITPalGame]

8:48 Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, Firefly

[@jessiechen279]

Recommend checking out "The Animatrix" a set of animated shorts that give some history to the story 🙂 P.S. Check out "Hardball" for another great keanu movie😉

[@kelvinmeneely3116]

Sydney is a very interesting city,2002/2003 , blue mountains,amercantile, harbour boat/ aquarium and many other places/experiences...day and night, cogee bay and innocently drunk'n dancing with prostitutes on at/around kings cross fountain drunk ( falling in). Hilarious , for most! Then taxi home after pie and peas 😂 good times, great memories! Viva OZ ... what a great country!

[@michealrosen]

Finish on the 3rd then watch Animatrix, but I'd like to suggest you skip matrix ressurections the 4th the whole thing feels like wb forced a new movie.

[@criminalcontent]

@@michealrosen we are leaning towards that

[@ThraxxMediaOfficial]

19:01 - That bowling pin sound effect when he throws one of the Smiths into the others gets me everytime. 😂

[@jintermont]

Holy fuck How have I not realized that until now 😂

[@o0pinkdino0o]

This was such a blast in the cinema, especially the freeway chase. One thing I love is in the Merovingian's home every single painting and statue has his face on them. And he has an absolute ton of them !

[@thequarteryearman9305]

They built a freeway section with high walls (not sure the length) specifically to do that long scene so they would not affect a normal freeway. Just amazing.

[@baronvg]

12:37 Damn, that Aussie accent was so good it’s like it never left your soul.

[@rccraig7580]

You have a good eye for filming and details. The Agent smith brawl scene and the insane freeway chase scenes were filmed at a decommissioned Naval Air Base station in Alameda CA. The production team actually built a 1.5 long freeway for this specific chase scene. General Motors reportedly donated over 300 cars for the scene to be used or destroyed while filming. Many of the visual effects techniques used in the first movie were becoming somewhat obsolete for the visual scenes the directors wanted to achieve in this film like the burly brawl sequence with agent Smith. So, the VFX team had to come up with new ways of digitizing entire scenes of people and buildings etc.. Sometimes using virtual cameras instead of real ones for the fight scene. In the end the Brawl scene cost about $40 million and nearly a month to produce.

[@kdub3871]

Good knowledge. I grew up in Oakland adjacent to Alameda remembering the chase through "The Tube" or tunnel connecting Alameda and Oakland scene during filming and then fast forward to that "garbage" Matrix Revolutions film which was partially filmed in SF almost ruining my favorite coffee shop where the coffee shop scene was filmed in the movie up the street from my former job. "Revolutions" broke my heart.🤢💔😔😭

[@peregrine5327]

Mythbusters went on to get a lot of use out of that freeway when they were testing driving myths!

[@qpSubZeroqp]

​ @peregrine5327 oh really? I didn't know that!

[@ryanelogan5540]

"You!" "Yes, me! Me, me, me!!" "Me, too!" Always made me laugh. 😂😂😂

[@ergopropterhoc]

see also: "oh god!" "'smith' will suffice"

[@wren7195]

@@ergopropterhoc The Smith-Self-Awareness-jokes are beyond top tier. Still do this to family, me, me, me.

[@MINDSPARK-u6e]

_“Me too”_

[@MINDSPARK-u6e]

_What she’s saying is actually true in real life._

[@SFGiantsFan2482]

The Matrix trilogy. Handing out existential crises since 1999.

[@dax977]

I love the fact you enjoy these movies, but what I laughed about and enjoyed was the fact you know your bikes 🏍!! 😂😂😂 love that.

[@Flastew]

I have seen a few other reactions to this but Lady Coby has been the best. She is smart, knowledgeable, and animated. Very cool.

[@PhilSvitekYT]

I'm so glad you decided to continue down the rabbit hole! While not perfect, I think there's lots of cool aspects and ideas to Matrix 2 &3. Seeing someone experience these emotions for the first time is a treat!

[@lazyperfectionist1]

31:55 I want to point something out about _this_ part. Remember, in part 1, Morpheus advised Neo that _no_ one up to that point had dared go toe to toe with an agent, because with them, it didn't matter how _good_ you were, how strong or how fast. It was not enough. They were stronger, faster and better. _This_ agent is an _upgrade._ So it should be stronger, faster and better _still._ Yet Morpheus holds his own surprisingly well. I can only conclude Morpheus has improved.

[@Bakuru]

It's crazy bro. Especially considering that he got thrashed by Smith (when he was a normal agent) in the first movie. He got ALOT better with all context considered

[@JD-qq8fz]

36:57 "Poor Keymaker... he had such a big day" made me laugh out loud so friggin hard

[@slipperyweezel]

Girl knows her bikes ❤

[@BK_gamer_]

I saw this in the theater, and it was one of the most energetic crowds I have ever seen. There were cheers, fist pumps, laughter and plenty of celebration. Everyone was enjoying the this.

[@westcoast7429]

"the this" 10/10

[@CrownlessKing88]

Agent Smith being “Freed” by Neo just means now he is similar to Neo in that he can do ALMOST anything in the Matrix. But he still can’t leave. Unless you count taking over Bane’s mind and body and leaving through the phone. And I imagine he wouldn’t have to follow any commands given by the matrix’s Powers that be.

[@KenFarnham]

Not really freed. In my opinion, after being shot, Neo realized he is the one.... but still does not fundamentally understand it. He can tap into those powers but still lacks the knowledge that The Oracle or The Creator have of it. He used his newfound powers in an attempt to destroy the agent... but that is all it was, an uninformed and hopeful attempt at killing him. It did not go as planned and instead of destroying him it changed his "molecular" structure so to speak. The agent used to be bound by certain limitations put in place by the very system that created him but now that he was changed some of those restrictions were gone, now he could create multiple instances of himself and even move himself into the brain of freed humans to possess them. But still the agent is not 100% free to leave the matrix or to take over it and do as he please. That's why he was trying to possess Neo, to achieve total power.

[@Tsirapo]

it's funny how Agent Smith likens humans to a virus in his speech to Morpheus in the first movie. Eventually ends up becoming a virus himself.

[@CrownlessKing88]

@@Tsirapo exactly!

[@Top10soon]

​@Tsirapo Smith wasn't wrong though

[@leonardobraynen1524]

No, he wasnt.​@Top10soon

[@kermmettfrogger624]

time code: 16:57 - "but he's the one. can't he do more one stuff". 1. neo has to "concentrate" to deliver a death blow & use other complicated super abilities, however, when he's under constant attack by multiple programs, all at once, whom can think & attack beyond human comprehension, hampers & delays neo's super attacks.

[@joshj1818]

The reaction to the “To Be Continued” is the realest reaction I’ve ever scene.

[@4ortytoon]

2003, year of the matrix sequels, I still remember to this day the collective wtf for the "to be continue" in the theatre I was in. 😂😂

[@LucianDevine]

Not continued, "To be concluded". Big difference.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

Happily, the two sequels -- or rather, parts one and two of this one sequel -- were released only 6 months apart, so it wasn't as bad as it might have been.

[@matsv201]

@@LucianDevine To be contundred

[@c1ph3rpunk]

10 years old, Empire Strikes Back, had to wait 3 years to find out what happens to Han. And, wait, what, his father? NOOOOOO.

[@vascobroma8907]

In the theater I was in there was collective laughter at the dude in the front row who threw his popcorn at the screen while cursing at it.

[@thedrizzle06925]

The bts of the freeway chase is amazing, the choreography of the cars and everything. And how massive the the set was

[@squidobarnez]

This makes me smile so big, I'm psyched for you to finish up this trilogy. Your reaction(s) to it all have been a pleasure to watch. *high-fives*

[@dragade101]

@30:48, we can thank the 2.25 km fabricated stretch of freeway that Debbie Evans rides on to make this stunt as in-camera as possible. (If you haven’t uncovered some of the behind the scenes)

[@Beamzers]

I watched this movie 6 times in theater when it first came out. It was just blew my mind with all the flying, smith fight scene, the freeway scene and the architect. Amazing film! The first Matrix will always be my number one though.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

19:07 "Alright, everyone. Time to line dance. It's _really_ gonna look cool with all of us doin' the _Electric Slide._ Who's got the music?"

[@mamatthews78]

So glad you're watching more. People are down on the sequels but I love them. The 4th is awesome as well, and I'm pretty certain you'll want to watch it after the end of Revolutions. As for using his powers outside of the Matrix, it's pretty much just Bluetooth. Understanding that the One's powers were programed by the machines let him see/feel that he is connected to all of their other programs and could manipulate them the same as the Matrix.

[@reflectionist]

Everybody loved Laurence Fishburne coming to John Wick as the Bowery King, but the Keymaker was the Doctor from day one.

[@kermmettfrogger624]

time code: 16:58 "why doesn't neo fly away when fighting a legion smiths?" 1. neo is unstoppable & has grown infamous by the all programs in the matrix. when fighting agent smith, neo he's testing his own abilities. no has come anywhere near beating him since matrix 1. 2. male pride. neo thought he could win. 3. he needed to know how powerful agent had become & given warning to his other anti-matrix teamates on how to deal with him.

[@HeliRy]

Love how Niobe’s character has a hard time picking a man. Art… imitating life 😂

[@Sab_MJsMama]

She has more issues than that...but most folks didn't know it at the time, eh? 😆

[@shootingreal5945]

The two guys In the movie are to alpha for her..she is clearly into beta cucked guys.

[@AliasSchmalias]

This is too good to be true.

[@klass_1221]

Morpheus: "Keep Niobe's name..out yo...(you know the rest)". 😉😂

[@dwking7147]

Watching this watching you brings me joy. There was nothing like the anticipation of these movies after watching the first matrix

[@TonyTigerTonyTiger]

31:44 The call "one-adam-12" goes back to an old TV show, from the late 60s and early 70s, name Adam-12. Every episode, they would get calls on their police radio starting with "one-Adam-12, one-Adam-12 ..." For example .... kzbin.info/www/bejne/mWGkcmhnZ698hLMsi=EGGzFAYV1B3Zm4wa&t=88

[@crapstirrer]

The highway scene was shot on a purpose built set. They didn't shut down any California highways to shoot that.

[@Matuse]

"Batman to all points, I could use some air support, since I can't fly. At all." - RIP, Kevin Conroy.

[@zedxxx9]

So much fun watching these favorite movies with Coby. Such great reactions.

[@criminalcontent]

Thank you !

[@bahhab9361]

38:00 " keep it down" wow thats really a thing.... gl, thanks for being a real human being

[@lionlyons]

Coby: Jessica from _Suits_ ! Me: Jasmine from _Angel_ !

[@kirby702]

Me: Zoey from Firefly !

[@MarkAdolph-xz6or]

Me: Marvin Gaye's daughter!

[@Dj87887]

Hey there! In the beginning of the movie, they talk about the last message sent from the Osiris. That's the name of one of the ships like the Nebuchadnezzar. The beginning of The Animatrix is Final Flight of the Osiris, which will explain the message that was sent!

[@CrownlessKing88]

Yes, Keanu Reeves did train for this as well. From what I hear he’s some kind of savant with martial arts and gun training. He picks it up extremely quickly.

[@mrtim5363]

He doesn't take a 3 day course before filming. He hires the best & spend months... Months, training day after day. Hard work & it shows. He's comfortable with the moves & they seem natural to him because they are. Not positive but it would be a good guess to say he now has a Black Belt in one of the Martial Arts, as he's never stopped his Martial Arts training over the years. & One of the reasons he doesn't have a body guard. You gonna get in John Wick's face & give him crap. Everybody should know better than to get pushy with John Wick, especially if he has a pencil in his hands.

[@Gmon750]

The freeway battle was done in Alameda. They built a 1-mile stretch of freeway on the island in the old military base just for these scenes.

[@patrickskramstad1485]

You'd be surprised by the crazy 🤣 thoughts and theories after I saw this in the theater 🎭 it was a fun decoding conversation on the way home.

[@judd73]

Fun fact, the MTV movie awards of that year did a hilarious parody of this movie. It's still on KZbin you can find it, MTV movie awards /The matrix. Some great cameos! They blend in the comedic actors with the same scenes from The matrix reloaded.

[@SorrowGoodchild]

It has lived rent-free in my head for 2 decades -Hey Morpheus! What can we expect at this orgy? -MACHINES!!!

[@D2jspOFFICIAL]

Cant wait for part 3! subscribed!

[@criminalcontent]

probably 1st week of may

[@brandonwiese4615]

Coby, regarding the scene where Neo and crew are walking to the elevator to board the ship and the Smith-infected human is stalking Neo with a knife ready to kill him. The kid that interrupts the attack to give Neo the spoon freed himself from the Matrix and credits Neo, but Neo says "I didn't save you, you saved yourself". The kid's story is featured in the Animatrix cartoon featurettes. So what happens in that scene is that one of the other "potentials" from the first film makes the kid promise to give Neo a spoon which saves Neo's life (so the other "potential" presumably can also see the future?), and so Neo survives entirely because of a kid who extracts himself from the Matrix on his own. Mind blown yet?

[@frinkfronk9198]

Animatrix is a must watch along with playing Enter The Matrix if youre a big fan :)

[@3DJapan]

40:54 I just thought, Neo hitting her at this speed to catch her would probably break her back or something.

[@shadowthief9918]

Funny little fact about the key maker is that the actor also played the continental doctor in John wick series

[@silencedmaxim5889]

One thing I like about this movie that probably doesn't fully translate too well is how everything within the matrix, especially the latter 2 movies, is computer code explained through action scenes. For instance, the scene where Agent Smith throws his hand through Neo's chest, he is ultimately rewriting Neo's code to become another Agent Smith virus. This is also why it feels like he's dying, because the code that represents his presence is being hacked. He is able to counter-hack, thankfully, because he is an established expert in the first movie.

[@AlexisVandom]

Off-topic, but I love that Keanu is such a genuine sweetheart in real life.

[@r.lawrence4095]

He is. One of my best friends met him on the set of the "A Walk in the Clouds." She and her friend had been visiting the location every day -- he noticed, walked over and asked if they'd like a tour. Obviously, they said yes, and he took them around; it wasn't a short tour either. He was wearing sweats (or something) because he had a day off and he was sweet and genuine the whole time -- very down to earth. She was 18 at the time. Made her life.

[@TheOriginalHeisenberg]

17:00 "Can't he do more The One Stuff" 😂😂😂

[@jamesosteen09]

Imagine being in the threater when that to be concluded popped up knowing you had to wait. Thankfully they filmed these together and the wait was only May to October, but man it was still a brutal wait!

[@ENDTIMEsVideoLibrary]

If you can find the DVD Extras, they actually built the Highway of Death as an outdoor set! It was pretty fantastic set building to see.. Love your reactions, I gotta say..

[@dustypederson6696]

For you Ducatistas out there, the bike used in the movie was a 2001 996. By 2003 when the film was out, ducati ran a limited edition matrix reloaded 998. Something like 391 were made in matrix green.

[@pr9n3g]

8:48 remembering Suits instead of Firefly... means you didn't know Firefly

[@repit5014]

The story gets a bit more convoluted in this one already, but I really don't agree with many people that the second and third Matrix are just cashgrabs, even if they can't be as mindblowing as the first one. This is a fun reaction to watch because you understand and engage with the themes! Can't wait to see the third movie.

[@neongirl]

I think people underestimate the importance of the second part. The first Matrix, of course, won us over with its novelty and deep meaning, but it was the second film that explained to us HOW the Matrix works. From the dialogue between Neo and the Architect, we learned how the Chosen One appears and what his role is, as well as why the machines destroy Zion every time. So the second Matrix is ​​the key one in the trilogy.

[@onthesearch]

I’ve been waiting for this 🎉 hope you have a great day Cobe!

[@MasterCommanderBastid]

I came for Coby’s RARR’s and smile… stayed for her predictions. lol 🔮 Always a pleasure! 😎❤️‍🔥

[@depastin0]

It's important to remember that Neo is technically a cyborg. He was changed by his visit to the Source. Neo is the first One to ever choose the door back to the Matrix. He was never supposed to return. After he came back, he could "feel" the machines. He tapped into the Source to stop them but the effort of doing that put him in a coma.

[@terrylandess6072]

Concerning Neo, I always thought he was computer code sent into a human body to live as one of them so he could complete the equation - a reverse messiah. We see the Smith code was able to enter and control a human body. I guess it was a matter of time until the anomaly was realized fully since we understand it was the result of two separate programs - the architect created what the Oracle designed.

[@slowprodigy]

Erm, actually ☝️🤓 He's not "technically a cyborg," he is figuratively a cyborg. He has a connection to the machines like a cyborg, but he lacks any cybernetic body parts.

[@depastin0]

@@slowprodigy The implants are machine parts, embedded in his body that enable him to interface with the Matrix. So, cyborg.

[@slowprodigy]

@depastin0 The reason for my comment was that I thought you misspoke and had confused the words "literal" and "figurative". I see now that there was no confusion, and you just simply don't know what you're talking about. Thanks for the clarification.

[@depastin0]

@@slowprodigy I never used either of those words, I know the difference between them perfectly well, and I would argue that Neo is LITERALLY a cyborg anyway, as he DOES have "cybernetic body parts". All red pills do. You watched the movies, right? You saw the implants all over their bodies?

[@crayb420]

In the video game path of neo, an upgraded ability lets you block bullets and shoot them back at the agents

[@TheOriginalHeisenberg]

It's so easy to sit back and vibe with you watching these movies!!!

[@The1MrJ]

I'm not sure if it's been said, but the matrix always has a "green tint" and the real world is more grey. He def trained for this and I think Keanu said this is what sparked his interest in doing alot of his stunt work. The guys he's fighting when they picked up the key maker are called exiles old programs. They are stronger than agents.

[@21stcenturyhiphop]

Matrix: green tint Real World: blue tint

[@Ordinaryguy82]

They did film the freeway scene in CA, near SF I believe, mirrored 101

[@Hucklbry1998]

The cast trained for a year, 18 months. It was a two year process for matrix 2 and 3. Also the scene with the key maker on the freeway, they built 2 miles of freeway for the movie.

[@calebmorrow96]

Neo's interaction with Smith ended up breaking his programming in an unexpected way. He was nolonger bound by the confines of the system's rules, and found that he could reformat or consume other programs and patterns. He reformatted Bane, the dude with the goatee, and was trying to overwrite his mind in the real world.

[@Tantalus010]

My guess as to how Neo was able to stop the Sentinels at the end: he temporarily became a living, breathing mobile hotspot. No, I'm serious. The Matrix can obviously be accessed wirelessly or Zion ships wouldn't be able to send their crews into it. The Matrix is in turn connected to whatever network exists between all the machines. Neo's experience as The One gave him a unique intuition for the nature of thought and signals. So, Neo temporarily realized some huge, fundamental truth that enabled him to wirelessly hack into the Matrix without any hardware. From there, he hacked into the machine network and used that to overload the Sentinels.

[@DespotarX]

It's simpler than this as his body still contains machine implants.

[@Stockfish1511]

Some stuff to make it less confusing with the architect etc. I will explain the machine stopping outside the matrix in the end part. Matrix 2 is much more complicated, but once you the theories and ideas. It elevates far more. Smith was a program for the machine to get rid of anomalies in the Matrix. Thats why Smith was so driven to destroy Neo, he wanted to be free from Matrix because he is stuck there. Think of it as a intelligent program that can think on its own. So Smith wants to clean the matrix and then his purpose is done and he will return the the source (the machine mainframe) where all the not needed programs get to and face deletion. Thats the purpose of agent smith. However when neo destroyed him, he changed his code because he can change parts of the matrix. This meant that he was cut from the source and machines no longer could delete him, because his code is not recognizable and he became an anomaly himself. Thats literally what neo is, an anomaly in the matrix and he changed Smith which made him an anomaly. Thats why he could not be deleted after Neo destroyed him. Smith returned as no longer part of the system (hence why he refers to Neo that he set him free). Smith is now no longer controlled, but he still strives after his purpose of destroying Neo in search of freeing himself from the matrix (since he is still just a program and not wired to the system). Smith is a just a program and his code cant be changed by himself so the only way he can increase his power to fight Neo is to actually copy himself. He does this by taking over other programs and makes copies himself. Architect was created by machines to make matrix. Shortly he tried various variants of the matrix which eventually was leading to failiures because humans are not easy to control does not matter which type of world hell or heaven he created an anomaly that is The One eventually emerged. Thus he came to conclusion that this is mathematical equation that is the remaining unsolved part of big mathematical equilibrium. This problems arise because there is element of choice involved which is unpredictable. Stuff like when neo choose to stop and fight Smith in the train despite knowing he would die. This are types of stuff that architect can not solve with logic. So machines instead decided to create another approach. The Oracle. She is another program created by machines similar to the architect to instead study human psychology and see why humans choose as they do and how to create a harmonic world where humans would live without questions. But the oracle grows liking towards humans, sort of like a sympathy. She always knew Neo is the one, one could even guess that Neo becomes one only because she gave the code of the one via the cookie she gave him. Meanwhile Smith is becoming increasingly more problem for the machines, because he is taking over the programs in the matrix and the machines cant delete him. He even manages rewrite the brain of human connected to the matrix. As for why neo could stop the octopus machines outside the matrix. Its because he entered the source with the key, he is now wired to the matrix without a plug. Think about it as a wifi connection to the matrix. Since he is connected to source and the machines, he can feel them with slow wifi connection and even affect their system. Hope this helped to understand a bit more since Reload is a bit confusing. Third part will be a bit easier to understand, but it will be much easier to follow if you fully understand whats going on in the second.

[@thebkg]

Excellent writeup @Stockfish1511 the complexity of this movie was the reason I saw it twice in as many days in the theater. 2nd time was to listen more closely to the key conversations.

[@peterzstandalone5178]

I always though it was not Neo stoping machines at the end but EMP from second boat which came seconds after that.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

43:14 "If the Matrix is all code and programming and that's why he can, like, beat it, how can he beat reality?" Now that's a very good question. It has interesting implications for the nature of reality, don't you think?

[@josephparker4022]

Neo being one of the potential "Ones" meant that he was altered so that he could handle the "One" code. Remember the Oracle telling him he had the "Gift," but he was waiting for something. Waiting for what? His next life, perhaps. He activated that code when he died in the first movie. In this movie, he is uploaded with the additional "Source" code when he goes to the Source. That code has everything necessary to reboot or reload the Matrix, and basically has the effect of connecting him to the machine world, like a wifi patch in his brain. This is how he is now able to sense the sentinels and shut them down.

[@Sherman1fan]

Your attention to detail and knowledge, amazing!

[@FuzzyMarineVet]

Hi, Coby. Loved the Star Wars reactions. This must be just as fun.

[@NathanMalnaa]

I heard that whole car chase/freeway sequence took a year to shoot lol 32:47 "go kick his ass"

[@_nopestr]

Nope. It took a year to plan it, and they shot it in 7 weeks. They also built their own 1.25 mile (2km) long stretch of the highway.

[@NathanMalnaa]

@@_nopestr that could be it, I knew it had a year in it somehow lol

[@thomasschieck7335]

so far i know.....reeves has a lot of h training martial arts AND his wonded in this times. thats amazing for an actor. the movie must go on....

[@ForOrAgainstUs]

Would like to point out that Carrie-Ann Moss's superhero fall-land-thingie at the beginning of the movie was-and-has-been way cooler than any other superhero fall-land in any comicbook movie to date. The outstretched leg is awesome. That's all. Just the outstretched leg. That makes-or-breaks it and it made it.

[@philippsvitek6208]

Yes, so excited you did this!

[@BenjaminKleager]

Regarding Smith and how he is different now: It is no coincidence that his grand entrance is right after the Oracle gave Neo the spiel about "programs not doing what they are supposed to do". Neo "killed" the program Agent Smith at the end of the first movie - but something happened. Agent Smith did not return to the source - he chose to stay. My guess would be because of his singular hatred of Neo. Now he is no longer an Agent (pay attention that nobody refers to him as "Agent Smith" anymore - just "Smith"), but a rogue program - a very powerful rogue program. He has bastardized the agent's ability to jump between hosts - now he spreads from host to host. Remember what he said humanity was in the first movie? A virus - which is what he is acting like now.

[@Oz349]

As a Native American, Morpheus shouting "WE ARE STILL HERE!" hits different

[@jordanledoux197]

That's an allegory for this story I hadn't thought of before, but it's amazing.

[@Lopyswine]

Hilarious that Coby instantly totally keys in on the fatal flaw of having THE ONE get nerfed and the upgrades.

[@АндрейЛаптев-х5в]

24:24 And this, detective, is a good question!

[@cjperry2731]

I saw that lol.. that moment when Neo flew away from all the agent smiths, and you said "y'all can't do that.." and for a sec you thought maybe they could do that.. lol because I did the same thing 👍

[@ineptgamer3814]

Neo defeated Smith at the end of the first film by jumping inside of him and exploding. Instead of killing Smith, it somehow gave him the ability to make duplicates of himself by copying himself onto others inside the Matrix including other Agents. Now, a copy of him exists outside the Matrix in the physical body of Bane. And Bane is lying next to Neo seemingly also in a coma...

[@joshv9139]

Oooofff love that you know about motorcycles. That took me by surprise. Ducati's are expensive my bike in the army was an R6 but that killed my back for long rides so I saved up and financed a 2010 Night Train which I still have.

[@MINDSPARK-u6e]

19:52 _This was a reference to 9\II_

[@WhiteWoof]

Neo disconnected Smith from the Machine System at the end of the first movie, and with his already fragmenting code, he ended up turning into a virus; one that can overwrite any code connected to the Matrix. The guard the Merovingian's wife killed was a Werewolf, as was the other one. And the Twins are essentially ghosts. They're all from the Nightmare version of the Matrix Smith talked about in the first movie. Seraph, meanwhile, is an Agent from the Paradise version. Edit: The thing that took me forever to understand was the Oracle is still a part of the control. She's staunchly a Matrix supporter. She propagates the Prophecy of The One through each iteration of the Matrix. The people released to the new Zion are told of the Prophecy, and they spread it to their children and the new Red Pills. But since it seems to take decades, maybe even centuries, (remember the Councilor was 11 when he was unplugged), the Prophecy has time to properly grow and take root. (Edit: I mean, I knew the Prophecy itself was a form of control, but I still thought the Oracle was pushing for Mankind for her own reasons.)

[@ThaFunkster100]

Fun watching this with you. You are in for some suprises with the next one. Wont say more than that. :D

[@FishKungfu]

Another great reaction! I can't wait for you to see the third one.

[@joshv9139]

What a genuine reaction! I'm new to the channel. Love the channel name and you seem like good fun people. 👍

[@joshuacampbell7493]

Now, watch Keanu Reeves again in Point Break. Awesome movie for you.

[@criminalcontent]

already on the docket !

[@camellott_films]

@@criminalcontent I second this! Point Break is the precursor for all of the Keanu action

[@ivani3237]

@@criminalcontent and Johnny Mnemonic

[@criminalcontent]

@@ivani3237 classic

[@Natedogg7719]

Keep.going, 2 more to go. All are brilliant

[@TommieTrumper-TFC1200]

Oh lord you are just too much not only do you know a shed tonne about decent films, you genuinely enjoy them you too, and you know motorbikes, my mind is slightly blown out 😂😂😂 you have a new sub just because I like your take on good stuff!

[@criminalcontent]

thank you !!

[@RaymondFarinas-su3dy]

Neo went down the rabbit hole in the first movie. The question is, HOW DEEP IS THE RABBIT HOLE?

[@stonecoldku4161]

The first three Matrix movies came before all the John Wick movies. It was Keanu's stunt double from these movies that went on to direct the John Wick movies, hence the reason for actors to be in both franchises like Laurence Fishburn and the Key Maker in this being the Continental's doctor. The fourth Matrix movie was greenlit after John Wick 3 had been made. At one point the plan was for Matrix 4 to be made, Keanu was then going to go straight into making the 4th John Wick movie since he would be in good physical shape after getting in shape for the Matrix 4 fights. Then both movies were scheduled to come out the same weekend. Once people realized that both Matrix 4 and John Wick 4 were scheduled to come out the same weekend fans were saying they were planning on taking the Friday of the release date off and marathoning all three Matrix movies, the three John Wick movies and then going to see the fourth movies of each franchise back-to-back in the theater over the weekend. Unfortunately, during filming of Matrix 4 the pandemic shutdown filming of Matrix 4, which ended up pushing back production of John Wick 4 as well and the movies came out in different years.

[@thewandererIRL]

40:28 If Neo's idea of "saving" Trinity is catching what is essentially an object plummeting vertically at near terminal velocity, while Neo is traveling toward her horizontally at around Mach 2.2 (which is a conservative estimate, given his tremendous wake, and methods like average speed calculation) at the point of contact. This unique definition... or interpretation of "rescuing" Trinity must only require fragments of identifiable tissue from her body to be left, or more accurately, scattered over several city blocks, mostly in the form of a red mist, as this scenario is akin to transferring the kinetic energy of a fully loaded tractor-trailer (40 tons) traveling not at highway speed, instead moving at the cruising velocity of a SR-71 Blackbird, and transferring all this energy to Trinity over the course of a split-second when Neo makes physical contact, or collides with her body. By comparison, her just hitting the ground instead of Neo catching her would be about 200 times better for her body as far as the impact. Either way she's obviously toast.

[@kermmettfrogger624]

Time Code: 37:06 - the architect's conversation is the most important conversation in the movie. matrix 1.0 = heaven on matrix-earth, with the angel, seraph [asian guy with white jacket]. humans reject peace. matrix 2.0 = hell on matrix-earth, ruled by the merovingian & his monsters. humans reject hell on earth. matrix 3.0 = the oracles merges good & evil worlds & creates matrix 3.0 & humans accept it, except the 1% which is "the one", neo or nea. because of this, the merovingian, hates the oracle whom ended "his world", causing him to hide from agents. Merv also hates seraph for protecting her. agent smith hates everyone because he only wants to be, "the 1", with no one left, but himself. despite the chaos, the architect just wants a fully functional program to keep the machines operational... which can never evolve. matrix 3.1 = neo or nea = weak matrix 3.2 = neo or nea = getting strong matrix 3.3 = neo or nea = stronger matrix 3.4 = neo or nea = more stronger matrix 3.5 = neo or nea = very strong matrix 3.6 = neo = mr. anderson is the strongest & is now able to control machines in the fake & real worlds.

[@nour2146]

You should see the 2003 MTV Movie Awards opening, it’s a spoof of Matrix Reloaded

[@glennwelsh9784]

Keanu trained extensively for the first three Matrix movies. I don't know how much overlap there was in preparation between the Matrix and John Wick movies because there was a good 10 years between the release of Matrix Revolutions and the first John Wick movie. But I do believe that he continued doing his own fight and weapons training in the intervening years. Keanu's Matrix stunt double Chad Stahelski would become one of the co-directors of John Wick, so he likely developed the role specifically with Keanu and his training experience in mind.

[@MadcapMatt]

A little backstory if Coby does watch Matrix Resurrections. Warner Bros said they were going to do a 4th movie with or without the Wachoskis. The meta commentary that comes from that is very fitting for the theme of the movie direction that Lana takes.

[@HaleTheTrev]

I love the car chase in this movie! The music that plays during it is ‘Mona Lisa Overdrive’ by ‘Juno Reactor’ Listen to it when you’re driving if you’re ever running late 😂 Just don’t ride your motorcycle into oncoming traffic 😅

[@davidbarber3821]

"Poor key maker he had such a big day" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@MrBlaktoe]

On your comment about wanting to watch it 20 years ago: Do that! What I mean is revisit movies that you saw as a young person in some years from now. It can be an interesting experience. I recently watched Taxi Driver which I saw when I was 16. I'm 55 now and it was a completely different experience.

[@glennmcilvenna3142]

loved watching your reaction coby..your little click wink is sooo cute x nite nite from Belfast

[@Xis-ql5pj]

Indeed! When 2 ended that way? It was and IS the perfect cliffhanger! So now the viewer MUST watch the 3rd one 😂

[@ShaunRF]

Damn, you recognized the Ducati quickly. I'm impressed!

[@glennmcilvenna3142]

Can’t wait to watch this later before I go to bed and I’m thinking Coby is gonna love it