THE MATRIX Resurrections Explained: Your WTF Questions Answered

[@heavyspoilers]

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[@chefnicknero]

I can’t watch it. I kinda liked the sequels but I saw the original before leaving for the Navy three days in a row in theaters. It was my favorite move got me through boot camp. It’s my go to movie. Can’t let them ruin it for me so I watched the anamatrix but your video helps cause I always know from you if I’ll watch a film

[@thetruthwillout9094]

You can explain all you like, no matter how much you polish a turd, it's still a turd. Sooo, through 3 films Trinity had no special powers and no inkling but now...... Proper Mary Sue, no explanation of how she got her "powers". What happened to Smith? Absolute garbage. I have to bring up wokeness on this.

[@chefnicknero]

@@thetruthwillout9094 it sucks doesn’t it.. they could have used this film to maybe make peace between men and machine but they used to apparently to get back the red pill trope from those pesky republicans and to virtue signal away. These films and books they ruin mean more to some than a book or a film. We grow up loving them and all they want is to ruin things and spread division and “the message” going backwards

[@thetruthwillout9094]

@@chefnicknero Agreed. We watched them not knowing about left and right, trans rights etc. We watched and judged them as a good film or not but it was inevitable that a message would be put in there due to Lana Wachowski.

[@Mofi357]

When you say "When the pair are close together they effect the sacred timeline" I get de ja voodoo

[@jasminethompson8808]

Trinity also had a different face, you can see a flash of it in the table's reflection when her and neo are sitting down having coffee together.. thats why her husband laughed when she asked if the character from the game looked like her.. but her and neo can see eachother how they really are, because she recognized him when he went back in with his now real face to try and save her

[@bogdanpascu9167]

to complicated .....

[@ClintonOrtiz]

Perfect conclusion based on what the film presented us. I also feel most of Resurrections was a dream, with the Machines placing Neo and Trinity within their own personal Matrix (aka Modal). As such, the film might have been showing us Trinity's dream, which would explain her being, in essence, The One. If there is a next film, maybe we'll see Neo's dream, and his rescuing himself and Trinity from that "Matrix Modal," they still might be trapped in.

[@nasteeboy101]

@@bogdanpascu9167 WB (I Mean Warner Sisters) Screwwed Up When They Replaced LARRY FISHBURNE (Aka MORPHEUS) With A Different Character! 😒👉🤡🤡

[@eliobovio]

How did i miss that! Now i just found it and it was hard to notice cause the reflection was upside down!

[@captaininjustice8982]

Yeah true l just watched it this past weekend

[@user-lg5dw6lt8r]

I am curious if Trinity also had a DSI and perhaps that is why her husband laughed because only she could see her resemblance to the video game character?

[@Spazdawgnofx]

In Simulatte, her reflection on the table is a blonde woman

[@lilliebobson3146]

Yes

[@kdzmuzo]

She did

[@seanmcguire7974]

She did

[@garyhyry7950]

As others said yes she did look differently to everyone but my thoughts on the other half of your question are that no, that is not why he laughed at her. He is a program. We can tell that because he is able to be swarm moded at the end. I believe he laughed simply to take her down a peg and make her feel like she is crazy or laughably incapable. Just my opinion.

[@bobbyjames5500]

“A horrible and dark world still better than 2020 and 2021” 🤣🤣🤣

[@Pintswiththelads]

Neo in this movie is just Keanu Reeves. He didn’t feel like the old Neo

[@cargoreaper3019]

He dressed more like John wick than neo. There wasn’t nearly enough black latex type clothing. And sunglasses.

[@5part4]

He's basically superheroe John wick lol there's no neo. He don't even wear the awesome matrix coat and glasses it seems

[@Dion_Mustard]

i agree, it wasn't a good movie and even seeing reeves again didn't do it for me.

[@kashdiscovers1050]

Definitely agree, neo definitely was a zen dude. The old neo was all over the place

[@DavonDepp]

Definitely my John Wick.

[@cajun1253]

I really think the most important message in this movie - the message of how ppl won’t fight to better their circumstances due to the fear of losing the few comforts they have ( strawberries in Io ) will be missed by the majority of people who see the film. We are ALL being manipulated and we can definitely do better.

[@MegaCharns]

Wasn't it more about how people are sheep and like to be manipulated

[@InfiniteDXI]

@@MegaCharns Not exactly, which is exactly how and why so many people misunderstand this film. If you remember the very end, Neo and Trinity literally thank the Analyst for giving them a second chance. Without the Analyst, they never would have been able to do or think of what they say they're going to do next. This is about the illusion of binaries and how both the positive (Neo & Trinity) and the negative (The Analyst & Machines) are actually not separate/divided but instead are part of a greater whole: another representation of The One.

[@seleniaribeiro6451]

@@InfiniteDXI when you get it, you get it... 😊

[@whatNtarnation90]

@@InfiniteDXI the only people who misunderstood this movie are the ones who thought it was anything more than a dumpster fire. It's like taking a shit and putting a fortune cookie on top. Sure the message is nice, but it's covered in shit.

[@InfiniteDXI]

@@whatNtarnation90 Uh-huh, keep tellin' that to yaself. Go crazy bruv.

[@PonyBoyJones]

The red pill was the tracer pill to find their real body in the machine city. Trinity didn’t need the red pill because they already stole her body from the secret room already.

[@tabaxazuaq5456]

Good one.

[@goliathonscave9834]

Thank you!

[@Neotidus]

That’s what I was thinking

[@saeeddeanable]

Not quite sir. Sati was the key for Trinity to be unplugged without the red pill. Her knowledge given to her by her father abt the resurrection chamber allowed her to copy Bugs' signal or source code. Hope this clears things up. Ppl thought this movie was horrible mainly bcuz they didn't understand it. Was great but the storyline was decent

[@PonyBoyJones]

@@saeeddeanable and I quote… “The pill you took is part of a trace program It’s designed to disrupt your input/output carrier signal so we can pinpoint your location” - Morpheus (The Matrix) Which is why I said she didn’t need the red pill because they knew her location and Sati helped take her body.

[@gking2709]

The first half felt like an extended trailer. With the scenes from old movies mixed with new and even had the same song as the trailer

[@louisvuitton56]

Exactly I loved it was such a good throw back

[@conflictedomega7562]

@@louisvuitton56 the movie was hot garbage. If you want to see clips from the old trilogy so bad, rewatch them again. I wish I never saw this movie, as it has poisoned a great franchise.

[@scratchy996]

Too many flashback clips. It felt like Cobra Kai.

[@RockyLaRosa]

​@@scratchy996 haha lol

[@Kriae]

Something that I haven't heard anyone talk about yet, the city of Io is most likely named after the concept of input/output (I/O) in computing, which is the communication of information between a computer and a human (or other system). Pretty fitting for a place shared between humans and machines.

[@elliotnicklinmusic]

The machines original territory was called 01, same principle

[@meh5759]

my thought is that io is also zion without the first and last letters. might be some kind of double meaning? a reference that it is not the beginning yet not the end of the story?

[@VOApprentice]

Nobody’s talking about the release dat 12/22/21 because backwards it’s...

[@danielpirez381]

Also, Io kind of looks like "1 0" as in the binary code.

[@baggabarz]

Its binary code but do like this theory too could be a double entendre

[@futureprimitivepast3044]

Trinity also looks different when you see her in reflections. She appears as a blonde woman.

[@gking2709]

Whaaat, didn't notice that. Makes sense

[@ThaBEN_NL]

@@gking2709 I missed that too!

[@stefonworld101]

I saw that I was like who tf is that lol

[@gking2709]

@sounds makers neo looks different so trinity does to

[@Fluxxxx]

@sounds makers it’s explained though. It’s the same reason as Neo

[@RickClark58]

In the first set of movies, Morpheus was what I like to call a catalyst character. In terms of the hero quest, he was the mentor of first Neo, and then the mentor of the human race. A mentor character creates change in the main character by influence, by teaching and by acting as a role model. He served all these function in the original movies first to Neo and then to the Council and his fellow humans in the second and third installment. Catalyst characters create change by intereacting with those around them. A villain for example, is a catalyst character by creating change, usually in terms of chaos that the hero has to confront. Agent Smith is a good example of a negative catalyst character that created literal chaos in the Matrix that essentially forced the Machines to work with the humans via Neo. Without Agent Smith that truce would have never happened. The reason the first set of movies worked in terms of plot was the fact that you had the tension between the two catalyst characters, Morpheus on one side creating change in the Council and fellow humans and Agent Smith creating change within the Matrix and the Machines with Neo in the middle trying to cope with both sides. It was this tension that created the plot points that moved the movies forward. You have none of that in this movie which is a big part of why this movie doesn't work. Morpheus creates no change in this movie in either Neo or those around him. Agent Smith is simply another character in this movie and is used as a deu ex machina in the end fight with the Analyst. The Analyst character certainly isn't a catalyst character as he is just another form of the Architect and the Architect/Analyst type of character resist change and fight against it. (The military leaders in the first movie also were fighting against change as well.) So who were the catalyst characters in this movie? No one. There was no tension between one side and the other. You had Neo stumbling through the whole movie supposedly driven by his love for Trinity, yet this love produced no transformational change in him as it did in the original Matrix. We never see any character go through any transformational change in the movie due to the catalyst characters except for Trinity deciding she didn't like being called Tiffany and her flying at the end, which is just another deus ex machina to get them out of a problem that couldn't solve themselves. Sure in the end both Neo and Trinity were flying and snapping their god-like fingers and we saw none of that transformation on screen. The first movie succeeded on all counts because there was constant change within the movies created by the catalyst characters. Each catalyst character had a goal they were trying to reach and this inherent conflict was what forced the Neo to deal with this rising conflict. In this movie, there was no real conflict, no real change, no real objective that any character was trying to obtain other than releasing Trinity from the pod. This movie was closer to a heist movie than an action thriller and if it had been a straight up heist movie it would have probably been better. It is sad that this movie failed on almost every point that the first movies were able to nail so well.

[@donteto]

What do you think happened to L. Wachowski? From doing the first Matrix to now?

[@RickClark58]

@@donteto I have been wondering that too. Was this just the studio trying to cash in? It doesn't make sense to me.

[@BarackBananas]

Well said mate

[@Fake_Robot]

In the original trilogy, Neo realizes that the red pill/awakening to the real world doesn’t create a meaningful change in people. The main flaw in your interpretation is that you fell for the illusion that it does. Trinity’s significance in the sequels, this one especially, is that Neo and Trinity’s experience of love can’t be simulated or understood by machines. Without the ability to experience that, choice doesn’t even matter (to Neo).

[@youngdumak]

This is the first coherent KZbin comment I’ve ever read.

[@ZombieMeow]

I expected more from the movie but at the same time, given the history of all the current reboots, I'm not surprised. I miss a good story, not a rewritten one.

[@Secret_Sun33]

I was especially impressed with the ageing effects on Keanu's face to make him appear in his late 30's.

[@ShowNuffDaKing]

The fact that you made this movie understandable and digestible more then the actual film says a lot lol

[@alphanerd7221]

It says it's a Matrix movie. Most of you rubes needed the first three explained to you too.

[@eds1942]

Like with some of the Agents in the films, some of the Machines were overly diligent in their task. When Neo came through with his end of the bargain, that faction didn’t recognize the legitimacy of that peace, which led to an almost immediate civil war. They still needed to bring Neo to the Source to extract the malicious code to stabilize the whole system. They discovered that Neo and given part of that code to Trinity when he saved her life, and so they restored both of them. At some point they decided to bring in the Analyst who reasoned that efficiency levels increased dramatically, so long as they kept both Neo and Trinity together and plugged in at the Source. They also kept a variant of the Smith program and in close proximity to Neo for the same reason. Eventually, this arrangement ended the Machines civil wars, and the new subsection of the Matrix which was originally intended as a safe zone runaway Programs was taken over by the Analyst who all but purged of the free Programs, including the Oracle. And it was repurposed to contain Smith, Trinity and Neo, the latter developing PTSD form constant access to his memories associated to his time as the One, and to rerun simulations of them, based on “the Game” that Neo developed, it seems that it was otherwise sparsely populated outside of Bots. While Morpheus was elected the first Mayor, he was convinced that Neo was still alive. He died about 5 years after the events of Revolutions trying to find Neo in the Matrix. The new Morpheus is a Program originally designed to represent the human Morpheus in the simulation as best remembered through Neo’s fractured memory. Remember Neo was effectively brain dead at the end of Revolutions. We don’t know what happened with the Architect. But, it’s safe to say that the Analyst is serving the same purpose as the Merovingian and the Oracle rather than in complete control. He just exercises a more assertive approach.

[@richardwalker6004]

Good explanation it makes more sense now .. thank you . honestly speaking we all know the story could of been much better for what the expectations are were for this movie …

[@eds1942]

@@richardwalker6004 They even tossed some shade in movie at WB for pushing them to make a sequel. I mean the movie ok to good, but some parts didn’t make sense

[@Yungin-ji6cl]

Ur explanation was better than the film itself 🙂🙂

[@richardwalker6004]

@@Yungin-ji6cl man this movie gave me game of thrones , and alien covenant riddlely Scott bad vibes …. It didn’t have to live to the standards of the 1st movie but damm already add on to the story instead of leaving ppl with a bad sour tats in their mouths after the movie .

[@electrictroy2010]

Sometimes “life is just life”. There’s no catalyst or change in this movie. There’s just the HELL of living in this 7th version of the matrix.

[@leo_nidas]

Thank you! Someone finally objectively reviews the facts.

[@tabletop6396]

To me the messages make up for the movie. I love how deep these get

[@CaravanseraiSouthValley]

I love that the movie satirizes itself and the industry as a whole.

[@choysakanto6792]

Neo making the Matrix game (which he based from his sketchy past memories) with a younger Morpheus on it, while the in-game Morpheus actually gots out thanks to Bugs hacking the game to meet him, is already a hint of a "Matrix within the Matrix" concept that has been there since Neo first overpowered the sentinels via telekinesis in movie 2. It might be true this time.

[@christopherwalsh7700]

I disagree

[@choysakanto6792]

@@christopherwalsh7700 why so?

[@christopherwalsh7700]

@@choysakanto6792 because I think you are wrong.

[@choysakanto6792]

​@@christopherwalsh7700 that's your line of thought. Mine's my intuition.

[@riquejb9838]

@@choysakanto6792 that’s why you can brake the matrix, and the other dude can’t, that’s why you’re different from the others. I think it’s actually a matrix within the matrix as well, I mean, everything is possible, just like a dream in a dream

[@ThomasLindsey_]

*Who else appreciates the fact that he uploads consistently?* ☃️💕

[@thetruthwillout9094]

Really don't care Tbh.

[@thephilosopher7173]

@@thetruthwillout9094 Agreed, its not a factor imo, but when he does upload its just good all around.

[@paultaramarshall5077]

@@thetruthwillout9094 Same.

[@3urobob]

He has to because of his algorithm overlord. Also, money from christmas traffic and matrix hype

[@wuhoolife]

He has a whole crew.

[@DerAtorak]

I do not share the seemingly bad reception of the movie, I found it entertaining and a good follow up to the franchise. Masterfully crafted video BTW 👌🏻

[@raoulkoster8567]

First comment I'm seeing that actually shares my view on it as well. When I saw the trailer I thought it was gonna suck big time, but after seeing it I was actually very surprised with how I liked this.. not perfect, but still entertaining indeed! (and some deep esoteric messages)

[@Itsnowthetime]

Was not perfect but a great continuation of an Epic Franchise

[@alphanerd7221]

@@Itsnowthetime Well none of them are perfect.

[@cjtuckerbpmc]

Easily entertained I see...

[@freman75]

Worst movie I've seen in years, not even funny.

[@asapmadison]

This movie actually ruined the original trilogy for me. Love the video, great work.

[@daarom3472]

Just pretend it doesnt exist. Like SW 7-9 and GoT Seasons 7 and 8. Lazy contentmaking relying purely on past success.

[@antonetteganues5717]

One of the best breakdowns so far. AWESOME!

[@Shivaservesthepeople]

agreed

[@ChairView]

Morpheus was coded based on memories of both Morpheus and Smith. And taking the blue pill for Neo didnt just make him stuck in a boring life. If you pay attention its like groundhog day. Every time he takes one he keeps repeating the same day and game meeting over again.

[@sweetlulubean1118]

I didn’t see the alleged Morpheus/Agent Smith combo!! None of his slow,methodical intentionality or his evolving philosophical smugness and I don’t remember a cocktail sipping flamboyant Morpheus. 🍹

[@brian6391]

The only thing that the new “Morpheus” had in common with the old one is that he’s black. He wasn’t reminiscent of agent smith or Morpheus what so ever.

[@garyhyry7950]

That's an interesting take with the groundhogs day thing. I only saw it as a mental breakdown but if I look at it as a loop then that totally works also. Thinking that he was doomed to repeat a very stressful day over and over for decades simply so he can output even more energy is a way more compelling story. I really like that story actually.

[@sanetay]

@@brian6391 how was he not? He follows and believes in Neo similar to the original Morpheus, and has a outgoing personality like Smith, all and all he was still finding himself tho as that was not his true self but just how Neo created him to be

[@richardwalker6004]

@@garyhyry7950 I’m Sorry that’s only a fan theory …one day he was eating - steak , other day he was playing VR , other day in meetings , not even wearing the same stuff … it would be understandable it they showed it as the same day over and over but it wasn’t

[@geraldogonzalez4209]

Thank you for what you do for the community!

[@CanadianSlasher]

im glad you explained this thoroughly and with big writen becuase I for one cannot wrap my brain around this film

[@jameskramer3685]

Great breakdown Mate.

[@xjudgexdreddx]

I feel like this whole movie was a middle finger to WB from Lana Wachowski. There are a great deal of meta references to its production and much of it can be taken as criticism toward the soulless nature of the production studio. She purposely created an expensive-yet-mediocre film in the hopes of letting the franchise die.

[@lyndonbauer1703]

I picked up on that, the fourth wall breaking stuff. Thinking there's something the director is trying to say to someone else.

[@choysakanto6792]

It didn't help that several times the WB requested the brothers to make a sequel to the Revolutions, while Lana's sister said something that it's too tiring a stuff to make that drains so much emotional and physical energy. Well, the WB got what they wanted 18 years later, they literally asked for it several times several years ago.

[@tylercornberry]

Considering the wachowskis went woke since the trilogy’s? Men to women. I doubt they would put a middle finger anywhere towards Hollywood.

[@DG-gx4sg]

Yeah that was the whole point of Resurrections. People who are seething about how terrible it is missed the point. This isn't "Matrix 4", it's a fucking parody lol. The Wachowskis have said for several years how they didn't want to make a follow-up the the original trilogy.

[@macarioccardenas7604]

@@tylercornberryright. They put fingers in their buttholes now.

[@truegrit2011]

Excellent breakdown!👍

[@gperkins1080]

I can't really determine how I feel about it yet. I enjoyed watching it. I think I could see how and why it was so meta at some points. I think it was condemning the current film system while also pointing out the problems with technology and social media today. I don't know if I'm on board with the execution of it yet. I think I need another watch

[@michaelfarkas2257]

lol, the people trying to bend over backwards to not admit that this film was just horrid trash.

[@gperkins1080]

@@michaelfarkas2257 lol. I'm not saying it was or wasn't trash..just commenting on what I think the point was

[@richardwalker6004]

I don’t think I can’t watch it again …. It wasn’t a mind fuk to make me think and have to rewatch it .. I expected more …. It’s just another movie to me know , game of thrones ending vibe .. I wish it was some deeper stuff to it …I wanted a matrix within a matrix … like neo back in the “real” word but something is strange about it … and he can’t tell what’s “real” … at 1st I thought the movie was leaving this way … he kept saying is the real multiple times

[@TobaccoRoadAI]

Took me three times to fully grasp the movie as a whole It took me a little while to figure out reloaded as well. Screw the haters this movie was so well done I like to be think when watching movies Interstellar was like this series as well

[@richardwalker6004]

@@TobaccoRoadAI heck no interstellar def had more substance

[@fos_focus4637]

Great video straight to the point!!!!!!!!

[@voiceinject]

Awesome video dude! Merry Christmas and happy holidays everyone!

[@heavyspoilers]

You too mate, thanks for the support

[@SuperOmnicronsj44]

Thanks for this LUMP OF COAL Watchowski"s .... embarrassing AF even seeing totem trying to explain this sh*t cash grab - yeah Happy Holidays - THANK YOU SPIDER-MAN!!!! Good to be HOME!

[@vitkomusic6624]

Watched 2nd time today. And yes. Every sentence every line has a meaning in this movie. And, it is150 minutes long... Black cat appeared aprox 9 times when people thought it was just 3 or 4. Birds were glitching. Neo first time was glitching in mirror ;) lots of stuff unnoticed in the first view.... Effects wise. They saved but.. Thank you for the matrix.

[@timhealy7335]

You made this clusterf@ck of a movie somewhat understandable

[@gootiekg8735]

Man I needed this video. Lol I understood the film to an extent but this is helpful.

[@heavyspoilers]

Thank you, glad you enjoy it

[@thomasanderson2384]

Lana Wachowski basically showing us why she hates the character "Morpheus "by making fun of it Literally...

[@thephilosopher7173]

I'm so glad you brought up the Merovingian from the second movie. Ppl overlook the second movie and overlook how that scene was philosophically important for the franchise.

[@Skabanis]

it was Mombo Jumbo bs...kool chase scene...

[@ericcastillo6011]

And this is the perfect example of ^^^someone loving something and someone hating it . Choice is what divides us , and that is how evil / good is created though the seers. Binary is a major theme in this movie, but the realization of the illusion of choice is more powerful to me . It’s really more just dividing or distinguishing your choice being what you choose to think really you can’t choose to control wheaher the movie was bs or great.

[@alphanerd7221]

@@Skabanis It was the explanation for the whole series. Die young and do well because outliving your usefulness leads to unsatisfying indolence. The Merovingian is a previous NEO. Persephone is his Trinity, and they don't even care about each other.

[@spencerlee3079]

One of if not the best explanation vids. thanks and keep up the awesome videos.

[@heavyspoilers]

Cheers

[@dannycervantes2596]

This summary video makes the events of the movie more palatable. This video should be required viewing after the movie, to better appreciate what the hell you just watched in the theaters.

[@saikathghosh8733]

Merry Christmas Paul!!

[@heavyspoilers]

You too mate, hope you have a good 2022

[@YanagiYamafuji009]

2:15 correction not all machines wish to control humans

[@MorrisDuBose]

This is the channel I've been searching for since the dawn of KZbin

[@heavyspoilers]

Ey thank you

[@AaronsMediaCompany]

As a DIEHARD FAN of the trilogy, I told myself that it had to be a new director and crew behind the scenes entirely because this film came off like a fandom project...the story writing was mediocre, the lighting was off in a lot of scenes, they crammed too much information into one movie /making it feel rushed...This movie could have easily been two films if it slowed down and made us feel the moments better.... and most importantly, the camera angles were like a new cinematographer and ruined the shine of the main actors in the film. I DO NOT blame the actors on this sh*t sandwich, I blame the director, story writers, and cinematographers... If the angles were right and the story didn't feel rushed, and if YOU TAKE OUT ALL OF THE NONSENSE REFERENCES FROM THE OTHER THREE FILMS, this would have been A GREAT film...I think it's safe to say that most of the die-hard fans could have done without constantly going back to the original clips... ALSO, I'm still lost as to why there's a different actor for Morpheus and why all of a sudden, Morpheus is this comical bamboozled character... the Morpheus I knew was a serious and respected role, NOT donkey from Shrek.

[@wonderyearsdouche475]

As a die hard fan myself, I noticed that Neo didn't hold a Gun once for the entire movie. I guess love is more powerful "Than Gun's lot's of Gun's"

[@sanetay]

This has to be by far the worse take if see anyone give for this movie, in what way was the writing mediocre? I agree it could feel somewhat rushed but thats more so do to the fact of it having subtle plot reveals, and to me it seems like rather your problem being "mediocre writing" it sounds like you do not understand the narrative of the film at all because the "references" were literally the focus of the narrative, Neo is being set in this new matrix being trapped and manipulated believing his entire life as a red pill was a fantasy, and now that he is being freed from this new matrix he is regaining his memories, the narrative does not work without references to the previous trilogy as that's literally the premise of the movie, and as for your point on the new Morpheus once again this just shows your incompetence because this is not the same Morpheus as before, he literally starts off as an agent if that wasn't a big enough hint towards that, this Morpheus is a reflection of Neos memory of not only Morpheus but agent smith thats why he isn't as serious on top of the fact that he was finding himself, overall I think you need to rewatch this movie

[@wonderyearsdouche475]

@@sanetay The director really dropped the balls on this one. Pun intended

[@LongHornTexas]

What camera angles you are wanting to be right? I am genuinely curious to know that.

[@cairosharn]

Couldn’t of said it better myself, I fully see what you was saying with the poor camera angles and lighting issues. Scenes felt very choppy and cheap imo.

[@shockterminal]

The opening gag about putting the question on the screen so it looks more professional is what hooked me to watch the rest of the video. Well done. Also, solid breakdown of the ideas in the movie.

[@fordyounce969]

was definitely a bizarre take on the film but your analysis seems pretty spot on to me

[@crimsonraen]

Thanks for the video, Paul! :D

[@elfbotanist]

I love that scene in the movie where they explain why Neo had powers outside the matrix. 10/10

[@sanetay]

They explain that in the 3rd one its just more subtle and leaves room for speculation

[@DavidOakesMusic]

@@sanetay Its because he touched the source so in a way is 'part machine' now. So can control the machines outside the matrix.

[@billysmiley6780]

Or maybe he never left the matrix

[@sanetay]

@@billysmiley6780 that theory dosent work for multiple reasons and has been disproven so many times but it also undermines damn near the entire first trilogy 💀

[@alphanerd7221]

@@DavidOakesMusic Neo is a program downloaded into a person. He was never a real person.

[@gaurilla]

Excellent, as always, Paul.

[@nightcrawler5696]

The One became the Two, became the Many.

[@gavinrussell8487]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@anthonyzeal6263]

Your analysis of the new matrix.. is more engaging than the movie itself.

[@smd4246]

Think I’ll need to rewatch the earlier versions of the matrix again because I was finding it hard to follow the plot of this movie, the 1st matrix still the best imo

[@indigo6b]

That's a very interesting explanation! Thanks.

[@bigchris2939]

It appears Morpheus has morphed ! 😎

[@cheeher3212]

Swarm Mode is just another name for Zombie Mode. Lol

[@ZiggyDoom]

Why can't any of the agents aim In this movie? All those shots bugs dodged without using bullet time was crazy.

[@kkibela]

Well..given how much they took the piss out of the idea of using bullet time .. I think they just assumed we knew it was happening ..maybe? Idk

[@alphanerd7221]

Did you see the first movie? The miss Morpheus literally like 500 times.

[@electrictroy2010]

People who know it’s a program can manipulate the program to dodge bullets (and punches). Within reason. Agents move faster than humans, so eventually the human gets tired & loses the fight

[@dpatulea]

I love your review! Thank you very much!

[@Glo4u123]

One important thing that disturbed me is why did they have Neo with long hair, all I could see was John Wick, not good.

[@feetcrime]

exactly the point

[@electrictroy2010]

I suspect Keanu refused to cut his hair or beard. Otherwise the director would prefer to have the clean shaven Neo

[@bigelvisthechefrosenberg5494]

I did a review of this movie on my very small KZbin channel... I contradict everything you said on this review. This happens to be my 1st look at anyone else's review other than myself and After hearing this, put a huge smile on my face. Thanks

[@TerranIV]

I really enjoyed Matrix Resurrections. While it obviously is not as good as the first one, it definitely is not only better then the other sequels, but it also leaves the franchise in a MUCH better place. I really loved all of the new characters they introduced, which is REALLY HARD to do! Bugs, especially, was very cool character, and I loved the new machine-Morpheus. Having the battle lines with some machines on the human's side was also awesome. It would have been cool to see more humans make conscious choices to side with the machines though. They did an excellent job explaining how Neo and Trinity were back, and what happened after the last movies. The only thing they didn't do well was the action scenes. They just were not shot as well as the fights in the first movie. None of them come close to anything in the first trilogy, and the ending fight/drive through the city was the worst action scene of the film. Unfortunately in a series that has some of the best action sequences in all of Western cinema, that kind of is a let down. Maybe if we get another Matrix film with a bigger budget we can see some more cool stuff set in this world.

[@michaelfarkas2257]

youve got to be kidding. it was absolutely horrible and the new characters were lame. bugs is just a lame retread of switch. i just dont see how anyone could like this third rate effort that doesnt even compare to the quality of the first.

[@JawsomeU2]

@@michaelfarkas2257 I thought it was good as well, not perfect. The last two sequels were crap, they stretched one movie into two and just filled it with pointless action and little story. This one was the opposite. I did feel that the old characters with agent Smith, exiles, were a weak point , and not needed, but it didn't ruin the movie. I think I also would have loved to see Neo and Trinity just go all One on the swarm. Like I said, I enjoyed it, just wasn't perfect. Loved the unreal engine 5 technology used. Made it fun trying to tell which scenes were real and which weren't.

[@Babyfacenelson1981]

Yeah making the sequeal was always going to be hard..... I think they did well, and action scenes were lacking but everything has been done all before. I do like the concept of both trinity and neo flying, i absolutely hated the girl singing wakeup at the end, its rage against the machine ffs...... Also if they cut the budget on the 1st film it doesn't scream warning signs because you should never go tight on movie 1..... it sets the tone to the other 2.... Oh well i do want to see the 2nd one :)

[@michaelfarkas2257]

@@Babyfacenelson1981 how did they do well? it was literally terrible for all the reasons you mentioned. just call it what it is, a disaster

[@michaelfarkas2257]

@@JawsomeU2 you arnt supposed to like a movie to try and find some gimmick, it is supposed to tell a good story

[@SlevinKalevera]

Great vid! Definitely explained some things clearly :)

[@staybizzie]

I really think this is your best review ever. Love the new format, the history, even the points you decide to focus on. P.S. I didn't miss the dad jokes but they are always welcome. 😌🔥😎 Question: I do notice that the movie was framed in the problems of today as the last one was. Did you suppose everytime they make a movie it will be current to its present as if even the production is meta? I see this here just wondering if I'm the only "one" or not lol? Cheers and happy holidays to all that read this 😎😎😎😎😎😎

[@g_aware_nerd]

Best explanation I've seen thus far

[@heavyspoilers]

thank you

[@User-3O3]

One of the things I hated most about Resurrections was that it seemed the Agents and their meaning and purpose had been made redundant by the idea of the bot army. I've always loved the Agents and to see them get replaced by this idea of a "zombie swarm" is just lame and doesn't belong in the Matrix universe imo.

[@SeanWMODonnell]

The bot Army was a meta reference to the people that just jump onto whatever Echo chamber is the most popular at any given moment

[@kemit88]

@@SeanWMODonnell Thank You

[@sunshinee9843]

@@SeanWMODonnell no... This movie is an insult.

[@JLeezy95]

It made perfect sense in this 7th matrix version and goes along with the rest of the plot and even with what the Merovingian yells out in his deranged anger

[@MoAntphonyMo]

I didn’t understand why the agents didn’t show up but they only showed up within neos game. Never got taken out of the game except for neo’s version of Morpheus that bugs pulled out.

[@zachgoodwin4740]

I felt like the beginning really hooked me in because like Neo, I kept questioning if it was true or not and felt like I was crazy

[@christopherpenny7796]

This movie had some interesting ideas, but i thought the execution was really poor, and i didnt like the inclusion of characters that felt like they didnt add to the story (Merovingian, Agent Smith, Niobe kinda ). I would have preferred a different story with new characters, either as a far future sequel, or a prequel (like previous versions of the "one" in the earlier versions of the matrix like the "nightmare" matrix). Overall not a good movie. Some interesting ideas though.

[@rohitghali]

This is just a setup for further parts. The introduced younger characters for the next parts. Let's see. I like the movie. Not as bad as other people seem to say.

[@alphanerd7221]

@RFM Recordings This movie is way better than your crappy idea.

[@christopherpenny7796]

@@rohitghali I thought the setup was bad, but to each their own. The new characters were uninteresting and didnt have very compelling character arcs. They should have just focused on those characters and not even included Neo and Trinity in this film.

[@a.b3203]

@@alphanerd7221 anything is better than this movie

[@alphanerd7221]

@@a.b3203 You aren't.

[@tastemyhammer2757]

Oh paul great video. Oh great video Paul.

[@michaelsoftbinbows6919]

Neo was never the one, he was designed by the architect to catch anomalies within the matrix--such as agent smith. So the sequel should have been the protagonist as smith going into the newer version of matrix 7.0 to find the new Neo to create a new anomaly. Along the story line, Zion turns out to be another form of matrix. A decentralised version(hence explains the subway trainloop with the Indian girl) not owned by machines and the rest of the story should question the very philosophy of "what is free will and illusion of choice, that sometimes illusion is important--just like what the oracle said to the architect on matrix 1.0"

[@Cyrunix]

But the subway was explained to be a transportation area for programs. neo is not a program, he just understands them and realise they are just as real as him [the war had casualties on both sides but us as humans refuse to acknowledge sentient programs as living, why they took over]. Resurrection is confirming that coexistence is needed and Neo and Trinity are now king and and Queen to reassure this.

[@markboston9303]

Train area has nothing to do with zion . Loked what you said but needs work

[@christopherwalsh7700]

I disagree

[@electrictroy2010]

WRITE YOUR OWN STORY and leave Lana Wachowski alone. She created the universe & can take it any direction she wishes .

[@dragonking37]

I loved it. Especially after you explained it even more that what I just thought it meant. Thanks and Happy New Year!

[@dranksinatra2493]

I do appreciate the ambition the movie showed, just really wanted a better execution. Also, beside plot armor, what allowed New Smith to seemingly automatically bypass The Analyst’s bullet/person time while New Neo was limited to force push/shield..? Was this just a way to show the two as being powerful in their own right?

[@sweetlulubean1118]

@Drank Sinatra : you’re’ a the glass is half full kinda person huh ? This so called sequel was insulting to peoples intelligence! They basically produced a giant middle finger for die hard fan’s! 🖕

[@officialgodkinggoat241]

It's not plot armor. Neos anomaly code was copied to Smith in the VERY FIRST MATRIX. There is no "one" the oracle made that up. The code can spread, neo was just the initial holder. Smith is a unplugged program freed by the anomaly code, why wouldn't he be able to bypass the analyst(weaker program)?

[@h-dawg969]

What did they do to fans who like die hard?

[@glenmcl]

It was a way to fk a white male hero

[@anthonybailey6153]

@@sweetlulubean1118 die hard fan here. Im not going to get butt hurt with what the artist does with their own work. Go write your own fiction if this didnt please you or go spend your money on someone elses work.

[@Iheartvanilla]

Thanks for the explanation.

[@FozzyZ28]

You can definitely understand that Mr Reaves had a say in the ending of this film..... Forever the nice guy and never wanting credit. Now he's done this in a fictional film, as a die hard fan of the Matrix I'm not sure that I wanted this ending, unfortunately it works, an just messeses with all I love!! Thanks for messing with my world as ever, can't wait for number 5. 😁👍

[@hatonx3922]

So glad "Heavy spoilers" explained Morpheus, it confused me to think Morpheus was somehow reincarnated into being an Agent and yet was never called out as delusional.

[@ericcastillo6011]

Finally someone that sees that choice is the main theme of the matrix. I thought that in this matrix resurrections the idea is….there really is no choice . Binary is cool word to say opposites , but the true meaning being that good/evil , something/ nothing , man / woman , only exist with one another and are really one event at different junctures. It’s hard to incorporate these ideas with computers and programs as metaphors but they do a good job using the analyst to explain things .

[@mikecasale438]

Just saw this and I got to say it was a lot better than the reviews said it would be. I liked it quit a bit.

[@cesarperalta9842]

It took me a couple of watches to really appreciate what the plot was going for. The lack of Kung fu makes sense as this is a different “Matrix” but it still a shame we didn’t get the same pop as before.

[@FozzyZ28]

Try watching the trilogy, an then in which year that the movies came out to put things into prospective. These films were so unique for their time.... Us oldies love how there's now a big matrix conspiracy...... Absolutely hilarious!!!! Conspiracies are fact of life, but 1 conspiracy that never existed was the idea of a matrix until some years after the first film. Every KZbin channel about the Matrix has fallen fowl the online propaganda by the movie companies. 🤣🤣🤣 Can you imagine how much you're own governments control you!??

[@richardwalker6004]

@Dark Sith Lord lord with you are right … movie was bullshit and the story had no essence … like atleast make a good story … I wanted a matrix within a matrix or neo questioning is the real world real …. Also them Bringing neo back to life would just be a copy and how could he still be the same person … so neo was sleep for 60 years …

[@lordire101]

They didn’t train and they had the fights choreographed by that idiot who did Jon Wick.

[@electrictroy2010]

THE BEST MOVIES & BOOKS often require a second or third time to fully understand them. Those are found on “classic movies” and “great books” lists

[@electrictroy2010]

Sometimes “life is just life”. There’s no catalyst or change in this movie. There’s just the HELL of living in this 7th version of the matrix.

[@Lonestar24963]

Great video!

[@weedys6264]

They should of just made him Morpheus' son and and named him Mnemosyne. Also,did anyone else notice Trinity is pregnant in her pod?

[@electrictroy2010]

She’s overweight

[@4RTB8]

Neo is basically a Jedi in this movie just without a lightsaber. May The Force Be With You Chosen one.

[@horuslupercal2385]

🖖🖖🖖

[@EStephensII]

If the actual movie told the story as well as this video, it would be a much better movie. As a big Matrix / Animatrix fan, this movie was a letdown. Maybe the next one will be better, if there is a next one. 🙏🏽

[@JWadGallery]

The trick to the beginning of the movie, is to show how they can blend fantasy with reality so well, that you're not even sure if the past was even real. The machines were so smart that they kept neo alive but anytime he questioned his reality, they convinced him that it was all just a made up game. And he stayed in a repeating loop forever. It wasn't until enough people woke up and decided to find neo and show him the truth. Neo, being somewhat always skeptical, created programs and back doors in case he was ever going to get help being freed. The more you watch, the more you realize how much it makes sense to what they were doing. I like how they even made it so that even us the viewer are lead to believe that the other movies didn't really exist and it was all just fake. It was their way of playing with our minds as well. So if you think about it, they were trying to reprogram us as well.

[@km_1911]

So I’m glad I didn’t walk away with this opinion lol. I loved it. The Matrix is my all time favorite franchise, and I was extremely nervous that it would be given less than stellar treatment with the fourth iteration. To me, it delivered.

[@arseniy]

I am a big fan and I enjoyed the movie pretty much

[@dec2567]

It did explain it. People just don't pay attention or not using their brains.

[@bellcamp09]

@@dec2567 I know right.... I'm looking at the comments like did we watch the same movie 🤣

[@jking4085]

Btw I caught that niobi entanglement joke sir. Well played, well played.

[@garyfrombrooklyn]

Thank you for this, it’s the best explanation of the movie I’ve found. People seem to forget that the Matrix was met with skepticism back in 1999 because it’s message flew above some people. I liked the entire trilogy and also liked this new version. I will be directing folks to this clip as a way of explaining what’s going on (like you’re the Architect without the white suit lol). Cheers 🍻

[@electrictroy2010]

I don’t remember any skepticism in 1999…. People were blown-away by the matrix (and everyone started imitating bullet time in films & commercials)

[@garyfrombrooklyn]

@@electrictroy2010 the action was iconic but the discussion about what the film was talking about…reality, control, choice, made some try to dismiss it. They just focused on bullet time and Trinity’s kicks

[@aaronmoreno4545]

Yeah I forgot why OG Morpheus wasn't in the movie, so thanks for explaining!

[@addictstatic]

so excited to finally have seen this and now you have given the casuals the concepts and answers to the questions most have which have angered most critics. Thank you Paul.....LONG LIVE HEAVY SPOILERS!!!

[@9to5_]

Your content brings some type of joy to my lonely holidays 😭

[@heavyspoilers]

Thank you

[@courtneythompson6179]

I think Neo can fly on his own though since when Bugs saw him step off the roof she said he didn’t fall. As to why do didnt fly in the end, idk

[@notane.real1]

When he stepped off maybe he never fell maybe he didnt even jump

[@ZRO777]

The explanation is better than the movie. Thanks!

[@Jesterfun01]

I don’t understand why everyone is trying to kill Neo and Trinity and then keeps telling them that they are special and should be kept alive but still tried to kill then at just about any given opportunity. Smith especially, his motivations make zero sense to me.

[@cwtjones]

Yeah, i agree with you on Smith. Why they even fight at first meet, when Smith want to form an alliance with Neo to take down the Analyst. Perhaps he want to see how powerful Neo is, or he want to know to what extend Neo has regain his power?

[@alphanerd7221]

Who tries to kill them? NPH wants them alive. Smith wants them alive.

[@alphanerd7221]

@@cwtjones The line "I missed you" says it all.

[@Shax117]

Another great video. Hope nobody says 'You spoiled it for me'. Hahaha, remember that guy a few days ago?

[@heavyspoilers]

Never forgetting

[@nicklaskowalski]

Matrix 4 is the perfect example of Sequelitis. Lawrence Fishburne and Hugo Weaving did a well executed bullet time dodging this one!

[@Suave121]

It probably would have been a better movie tbh

[@electrictroy2010]

Sometimes “life is just life”. There’s no catalyst or change in this movie. There’s just the HELL of living in this 7th version of the matrix.

[@dare_he_is]

Thank you for consistently providing us content Paul. I never get tired of your reviews🤙 be safe please, happy holidays, peace always

[@darkred607]

I miss the green colourings

[@djtripmix]

Awesome! Thanks

[@SydneyScream]

The only thing I didn't like is that this is "60 years later" and the AI Morpheus - other than that I'm excited if they make more sequels after this.

[@a.b3203]

Don’t throw your money away

[@realascanb222]

You are making me feel old. It was only 20 years since the last

[@LeonardTaylor700]

I love you brother Thank you, I wouldn’t have understood this on my own

[@dynastyfamily00]

@7:36 Question: *Why she get called get called Tiffany in the film?* It was made clear by her interaction at the end that the name was a type of insult. Different groups have different meanings for the names they use as slang or slurs. In the USA "Tiffany" can often be used to mean a woman that is "difficult, bratty, emotionally unstable, and toxic in a relationship". There's a video on KZbin where a guy draws a mathematical curve on the potential loss of success in your life if you decide to date a woman named Tiffany.

[@arrownoir]

Sounds nonsensical.

[@dynastyfamily00]

@@arrownoir You must know a Tiffany and haven't come to grips with it being kinda true?

[@arrownoir]

@@dynastyfamily00 I do, so that’s why I firmly stand by what I said. It’s absolutely ludicrous to think you can classify someone’s whole life off the name they’re given. Completely bananas.

[@dynastyfamily00]

@@arrownoir it is no different than any other eponym. It straddles the line between conjecture and Truth. If enough people have had an interaction with a "Tiffany" similar to that, it's truth. If not it's conjecture. I for one can only say it's 50/50 because I've only met two. One met the criteria exactly, the other I didn't know them as well. Edit: seeing that it made its way into the movie, I think that it's pretty widely known. And that is whether you agree or disagree on it being accurate.

[@arrownoir]

@@dynastyfamily00 It’s 100% conjecture, because it’s just completely illogical.

[@anlsmith]

I LOVE this channel. If you have time, please cover YellowJackets.

[@nicolasdw0]

This movie had to explain so much stuff to justify why it had to be made in the first place. And I kind of get what it's trying to do, sort of a parody on the current hype to remake everything and make sequel after sequel. It's just a shame that they had to use The Matrix universe for it.

[@JWadGallery]

Watch it again. You'll see that it's not as straight forward as you think

[@VFRZen]

Excellent analysis!

[@NoJusticeNoPeace]

Silly machines. Don't they know laughter produces _ten times_ the power of scream?

[@electrictroy2010]

LOL this is definitely not Disney…. In Matrix world unrequited love & misery produces more human angst/energy than unity & happiness

[@39zack]

@@electrictroy2010 loool! that reference is not from Disney

[@Rockhardchicchic]

Pretty good Explanation