Everything Wrong With The Matrix Revolutions In 17 Minutes Or Less

In honor of the upcoming computer/AI movie, Ex Machina, we're finishing up The Matrix trilogy today (finally). Plenty of sins to be found here for sure.
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[@Sonichero151]

2 Sins for CinemaSins for Not taking a sin off for the "Cookies Need Love like Everything does" line AND the most comedic over the top evil laugh in the history of Film.

[@emberparadox458]

Don't worry, the Nostalgia Critic more than made up for that lapse in judgement.

[@Jose-se9pu]

And Monica Belucci boobs

[@timothychhor9868]

You can't just Sin Cinema Sins.

[@omarsalem1219]

@@timothychhor9868 th3rd birdman: allow me to introduce myself

[@hebrewyisraeliteyahawadahite]

3:17 *How, or why did her breast get BIGGER in this movie? (⊙_☉)*

[@zzwiebel]

Smith deleted the cookies. Maybe he was trying to get the matrix to run faster.

[@zra1080]

Zack N Zwiebel genius

[@anjiwhatever5644]

Hahahaha....pure genius 😂

[@Y2JLionHeart]

Lol.

[@JulioMartinez-lg1ve]

Ha,ha,ha! That's funny. Maybe Agent Smith - or Agent Smiths were addicted to them. Mmmmm! Cookies! 😁☝(Dammit,now I want a cookie! Chocolate chip's my favorite....)

[@cornonjacob18]

Lol

[@johnmoser9731]

I think Smith got visions because he absorbed the Oracle, right? I'm not an expert. The ending kind of confused me.

[@LesegoMot]

+John Moser your right dude +1 sin for +CinemaSins

[@A-man-chooses-A-slave-obeys]

+John Moser Yes, he did. That is how he got the visions, and why the Oracle is seen at the end in the puddle of water as SHE was the Smith clone fighting Neo, why she said "Do what you came here to do.", as in... do the assimilation thing. Smiths phrase during the meeting of the Oracle, "Cookies need love like everything does..." suggests he had also assimilated Sati, the small East Indian girl. The problem I found with this is... why was she even in the film to begin with... and why Seraph did not do anything! Was he not with Sati?? Furthermore. Online theorists suggest this whole film was about Smith being the the One.... not Neo. Just an FYI

[@LesegoMot]

Sokath, his eyes uncovered! Nicely summarized

[@A-man-chooses-A-slave-obeys]

+LesegoMot Thank you :-) Just my own interpretation. I am sure i am wrong but it is the only logical explanation :-)

[@WaveForceful]

+Sokath, his eyes uncovered! Seems like Smith could be the one yes. The one was stated to be born inside the matrix, Neo wasn't, he was born in the real world. Smith was originally born inside the matrix but became "unplugged, a new man" after his encounter with Neo. The one was also stated to have the ability to change the Matrix to any form they see fit....Neo never really displayed any such capabilities, and the only abilities he displayed was flight, enhanced speed and augmented strength but could also manipulate codes somewhat to a lesser degree when he removed the projectile from Trinity, and thats about it. Smith could change the matrix to a much greater extent as shown in the last fight scene when he said "Like what I've done with the place". and could copy himself on to virtually any other program. Neo was an anomaly, a remainder program. In the first movie the oracle stated that Neo wasn't the one, however Morpheus stated that if Neo believed, he could do anything...possibly Neo could simply be a Human that has reached the limits of what a Human is capable of in the Matrix and has become synced with the Matrix itself, he is not the one but is an extremely powerful Human.. Smith meets the requirements as being the one far more than Neo does. Smith also technically ended the war and saved Humanity even though it wasn't his intention with the help of Neo. Neo allowed the source to delete smith thus ending the war. At the end of the final movie, the architect says to the oracle that she "played a dangerous game", suggesting to me that she knew that Smith was the one but she knew Neo had a pivot role too because she knew he wasn't the one but was a very gifted Human that had the capabilities to defeat smith. Not sure if that makes sense but to me smith seems like the one whist Neo is simply a powerful human.

[@williamozier918]

Point of order! The fact that the Oracle didn't have the cookies ready by the time Neo got there was the moment when she realized that she didnt really know how things were going to go from here on out.

[@shot040]

She also offers him the candy, and he declines it. In the previous movie he accepted it. She didn't really have a reason to offer the candy if she knew he was going to decline it.

[@DmytroBogdan]

@SuperNoone89 interesting concept

[@OMEGATHENIETZCHIAN]

Smith absorbed the oracle. I always thought that the smith that DBZ fights neo isn't the original but the oracle/smith which is also why he has visions.

[@OMEGATHENIETZCHIAN]

So I guess you could say Fu-SION-HA!!!

[@Ye34rdfe]

I was going to say the same thing. The Smiths gain at least some of the memories/ abilities of the programs they overwrite -- as seen in the line "Cookies need love like everything does" at 5:47. The Oracle has visions -- and apparently roughly the same powers as Neo -- and thus so does Oracle-Smith.

[@ramdelure]

That fight and Sati are the only good things in the movie

[@ramdelure]

Iced Ink No, you're wrong Sati looks like a niece of mine

[@ramdelure]

Iced Ink Thanks pal, for the hilarious moment, hahaha

[@BenjaminRose37]

Best Line: “Movie makes the mistake of thinking that we care about these characters.”

[@hebrewyisraeliteyahawadahite]

3:17 *How, or why did her breast get BIGGER in this movie? (⊙_☉)*

[@mrnigz746]

Nah the best line is "Movie repeats matrix reloaded mistake thinking we give a shit"

[@NeoTechni]

Smith only fought with 1 of himself cause he assimilated the Oracle, and she fed him a false vision of him only needing one. His ego accepted it

[@EclecticFruit]

That's not how the visions worked. She didn't feed him anything. He saw exactly what did happen... Up until the very end, in the crater. That's when the vision ran out, and he notices that it isn't over like he assumed.

[@philmccracken6134]

+EclecticFruit Because he can't see beyond a choice he doesn't understand, ie neo willingly letting himself be assimilated.

[@hebrewyisraeliteyahawadahite]

3:17 *How, or why did her breast get BIGGER in this movie? (⊙_☉)*

[@ivanroman8914]

@@hebrewyisraeliteyahawadahite I ain't even mad

[@emreevo8]

@@hebrewyisraeliteyahawadahite Push-up clothes.

[@johnmonk66]

She's a hell of a pilot

[@hebrewyisraeliteyahawadahite]

3:17 *How, or why did her breast get BIGGER in this movie? (⊙_☉)*

[@a.j.gibson6717]

Like Poe dameren?

[@justinhackstadt6677]

Hugo Weaving was better than any other actor in these movies. Man I loved his badass demeanor.

[@barrylyndon5552]

He's a very versatile actor. Mad props to him. Loved Laurence Fishbourne too that guy managed to have heaps of range with a fairly emotionless character. Not sure I'd call Keanu the best actor ever, but he was perfectly cast for Neo.

[@DreddPirateRoberts]

What, no "Monica Bellucci is not my girlfriend in this scene?" Don't care if she's a baddie. I am disappoint.

[@wikus2411]

+Ernie Velveeta her cleavage in that scene deserves having a few sins subtracted

[@DreddPirateRoberts]

+Wikus Bester Agreed.

[@Mighty_Ceasar]

+Ernie Velvet u forgot the *ding* at the end. :)

[@mrssalina]

+Ernie Velveeta Monica Bellucci was the only good thing about the movie but way way too little of her.

[@sugarnads]

And No 'monica belluci is not giving me a lap dance in this scene'

[@dustinshadle732]

Met Keanu Reeves, he was a really cool guy. We talked a lot about music and motorcycles. And even got into some personal stuff. I hoped to meet Hugo Weaving, he is a very interesting guy. Love his voice and narrations. I had a friend that could speak just like him. Now he reads books for an audio book company. It's a bit odd he has such a deep voice but seeing a spider turns him into one of the Vienna boys choir lol.

[@wizziewife4507]

Can we just acknowledge how exceedingly great Hugo Weaving was in these movies? 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@berengustav7714]

That's when he first got weird face and vaporized

[@robertscott501]

I am absolutely convinced that they cast him in the first movie solely because of that giant vein in his forehead...

[@Inlanning]

No, we can't. Nothing is allowed to be great in movies 2 and 3.

[@skankhunt-wy9wy]

No, because he was just as bad as everything else in this pile of burning excrement

[@Deathmare235]

@@Inlanning he wasn’t allowed to be great in 1

[@Brettr0]

"Did Lucas Guest direct these scenes?" That is one of the funniest lines I've heard in a long time!

[@tarwagon]

When the 3 are all back to back going through the dance floor , they have to be constantly spinning because the movie is The Matrix 'Revolutions'. ;) ............(opens door and lets self out)

[@tarwagon]

lol ;)

[@shriharihudli]

Technically, then it should be called The Matrix Rotations, because that is what they were doing: rotating, not revolving.

[@jakobmatthies6553]

Neo is The One as intended by the Architect. Agent Smith is The One as interpreted by Morpheus (born in the system, able to rewrite the Matrix as he saw fit). Neo was designed to be a pretend god. Smith actually became one. Neo was meant to simulate change. Smith brought about actual change. In this way, both Neo and Smith are The One. And the Oracle was guiding them to their fates the entire time, because she was the only one who could see the real problem. Neither Neo nor Agent Smith do anything proactively. Both are pretty much reacting to each other, the Architect, and the Oracle throughout the films. Basically, the real players in the franchise are the Oracle, who acts as an agent of change, and the Architect, whose purpose is to maintain status quo. I think the reason it took so many "The One" cycles for actual change to occur is because the Oracle was still learning about human (and machine) behavior, and maybe she developed a desire (i.e. utility function) to decrease the suffering of humanity and machines, as that seems to be her secondary role throughout as well (cookies, babysitting, teaching, etc.).

[@jackmehov5788]

6:18 NEEEERRRRDDDD!!!! You fuckers made me lose my beer out my nose with that Homer sound byte.

[@denisskenderovic3707]

No matter what the majority says: I enjoyed the whole Trilogy. It aged really well imho. It has that early 2000's feel to it and I love coming back to it. Sure, the first Matrix is a masterpiece, but reloaded and revolutions are good movies aswell, if you approach them with an open mind, unbiased by critics.

[@mikeadams7904]

The critics don't sway me. I watched them both recently. They are bad. I hope the 4th one Is a return to form

[@nickcomk]

@@mikeadams7904 it won't

[@goopguy548]

@@mikeadams7904 🧢🧢🧢

[@boogiewoogie450]

aged like milk

[@fuuuuuuuuuckyouprerna]

@@mikeadams7904 the first half of the fourth one is bad but the second half at least tries to save it

[@Vesterpester]

All this nitpicking is unnecessary with a great film like this. Also, Smith gained visions by absorbing the Oracle, and he fights alone because the eyes have shown him he'll still win.

[@557deadpool]

You're new apparently

[@557deadpool]

Also not a lot is nitpicking

[@Vesterpester]

557deadpool I'm not, but its clear to notice that most good movies get off easy, while the worse receive full punishment for even the tiniest mistake. And this is definitely a good movie.

[@andreaclarke1542]

***** so ur not new but u must be like 12 to think that this movie is good critically

[@Vesterpester]

ANDREA CLARKE I'm afraid the only one appearing underaged right now is you.

[@NeoDoesBuisness]

5:42 "Agent Smith is a dick to cookies." I died of laughter 😂

[@Redhotquagmire]

AlikeBrodie his face really says it all, doesn't it?

[@LiamGers-cx1kn]

Tyler Palazzo Yes it does Cue the 1 hour version

[@WhyHelloJill]

It's his grin afterwards which makes this so much funnier

[@Citizen_Se7en]

"Those are the ones with plugs in their mugs." I lost my shit right there.

[@Theodoreroum]

Yeah, mostly sinful as hell but I still like it :). Now, for some explanations: Q:Why do Seraph, Morpheus and Trinity spin around while walking in the club? A:Because is the only way for 3 persons back to back to move forward without someone being in danger of tripping because of backstepping and sidestepping. Q:Why the other 5 "ones" before Neo did not give any signs of controlling machines in the real world? A:Because all of them stopped at the step with the Architect. They went back to Zion using the other door and ended the war by selecting the men and women that would keep the species alive. Q: Is the movie really not explaining how Neo got trapped in the trainman's "cozy place"? A: It does at the point where the Oracle says to Neo that "The powers of the One extend beyond the Matrix...[snip]...But you were not ready for that. You should had died, but, apparently, you were not ready for that either." Satisfying explanation? Nah...Not at all to me. But an explanation, nevertheless.

[@alucardyoici]

how does the 5 before works again? is it somehow keanu reeves reincarnate and become neo gain after a while or it was just a glamor to sa they were saviour before him who failed

[@Theodoreroum]

***** According to the Architect, the problem of acceptance of the Matrix by the humans was solved by providing a choice: Zion and a way to get out of the matrix. However, this solution introduced an "anomaly" to the Matrix. That anomaly is called by the Humans "The One". This "anomaly" is able to perform things that only the Architect is supposed to be able to do with the Matrix and, apparently, a side-effect is that, somehow, this anomaly is also able to affect the Machines controlled by the "Machine Source" in the Real World, as well. Since "The One", has no way of knowing any of that other than with learning from experience or some Machine with knowledge of this(apparently only the Oracle and the Architect in the movie) tells him/her. The "death" of "the anomaly" *in the Matrix*, signifies the moment of activation of its effects.

[@alkavanagh]

***** the saviours before him didn't fail, they were programs designed to reset the matrix. They were meant to love humanity to the point where they would sacrifice the majority in order to preserve the species, however Neo's love is manifested in Trinity so he decides to save her rather than humanity as a whole, this is why the loop is broken.

[@alucardyoici]

Quest for Truth ok but does the One like never age or when zion get reconstructed a new clone is made to be released by the new generation, and does that mean it's always the same human in circle or neo the first was in love with a girl named Duality and had a buddy named morphis.

[@Theodoreroum]

***** The "anomaly" is not periodic. It manifests randomly(and very rarely) in the system. The manifestation of the "anomaly" *demands* the initiation of the events that will lead to the destruction of Zion, the selection of those to continue the human kind, the *absorbing of the one* back to the Source and the reset of the Matrix. As it is obvious in the movie, failure to do so *can lead to the destruction of both the Humans and the Machines*.

[@MagpieDynamics]

"Cookies need love like everything does" That line was so funny it nearly gave me a hernia.

[@LadyOnikara]

I am willing to give cookies all the love they want.

[@TwoHeadedGiant]

I always thought that Neo could do all that crazy shit in the real world and "see" in that orange shit because what everyone thought was the 'real world' was another matrix, giving the humans the illusion of hope. I dunno. That thought makes the 2 sequels more interesting for me anyhow.

[@sogerc1]

I don't see any indication that the writers wanted to say that. But it would have been a good twist for the 3rd episode because IMO it was borderline boring. Maybe the Wachowskis should have asked you for ideas.

[@yaosio]

I assumed that's why he was able to stop the sentinels with his magic force hands at the end of the second movie.

[@sogerc1]

Please read this: www.matrixresolutions.com/index.html?page=neos_powers_stop_sentinels It's not official but seems appropriate for me.

[@eneresolong]

By refusing to assimilate like the previous anomalies, he began to evolve quickly. Merging of the 2 is kinda the point i took from the movie...

[@FntX-Video]

sogerc1 interesting read. So basically this suggests that part of neos consciousness is embedded into the machines. That's something I never thought of...

[@ElGranSanto]

I like how the repeated sins fade away and he just moves on. :P

[@TheFacelessStoryMaker]

The Smith Neo fights is the one who absorbed the oracle. Hence the whole "Everything that has a beginning has an end Neo". 1: Smith never ONCE called him that he always says Mister Anderson. 2: That line is what the oracle told Neo and Smith wasn't there so yeah that Smith was the oracle.

[@Holden308]

The only times in the trilogy that Smith refers to him as Neo are both in the first movie. First after Trinity first escapes the agents in the opening sequence and they confirm that their informant (Sypher) is real and the target is identified as "Neo". The second was in the interrogation where the Agents bug him, Smith refers to his online life as the hacker known as Neo. Other than that, you are 100% correct, it was always "Mr Anderson".

[@mrobject9113]

I heard Naomi was one hell of a pilot.

[@sterlinggutierrez5240]

Her names naobi* bro

[@lapthom]

Niobe**

[@aerb3938]

"This reply section is a train wreck."

[@lucien4775]

@@aerb3938 - the oracle

[@jeremybulfin4295]

From whom? I never heard that

[@HunterX05]

Smith getting stunned by saying "Neo" instead of "Mr. Anderson" *DING*

[@rocketpunchgo1]

CinemaSins= awesomeness. Any argument to the contrary is invalid.

[@theonewholearns2711]

i'm setting up an argument: what you're saying is an understatement. is that valid

[@rocketpunchgo1]

robloxian doger Touche.

[@theonewholearns2711]

smokebomb.exe what?

[@Truthhurtz4u]

so....much...ass...kissing.

[@Hellbane224]

Truthhurtz4u It's not ass kissing. It's just a great satirical channel, with fun videos that poke fun at movies. The only videos you should take seriously on CinemaSins are the ones about how bad Twilight is because... fuck Twilight. :-P

[@Kiddowesth]

Oh. CinemaSins. This. This is why we're still together. Your love for the details and nitpicking is just .. stimulating! I wanna marry this channel and have tiny little channels with it!

[@zerothefaceless4888]

Jeremy is married as far as i know.

[@dot_execute-0]

Zero the Faceless But his channel isn't.

[@SETHthegodofchaos]

Zero the Faceless who would marry someone for his youtube channel anyways... gosh :D

[@SabertoothSeal]

No! Keep away! He's mine!

[@Kiddowesth]

wheel barrow Such truth! Didn’t even notice it before you mentioned it!

[@paulwilliambowling]

The particular Smith Neo fights is the Oracle. That's how he's "seen it". I always interpeted as The Oracle let Smith take her so he could get that vision without actually understanding it.

[@paulwilliambowling]

Kenny_Cartman And upon reading the comments, I realize I'm the 1000th person to say that. So, +1 Sin for me, I suppose. h

[@emisthem6562]

Kenny_Cartman I picked a couple because I watched the movie about 3/4 times and I finally got most of it down... THEN I had to go and watch CinemaSins BONUS ROUND Every time Smith says Mr Anderson

[@martinjstephens]

Watched this before re-watching the movie and I just had "you're a hell of a pilot" in my head the whole time.

[@8bitpixelbreakin]

My favorite part of Revolutions is mainly just the fight between neo and smith

[@saucysven1505]

+Comic Sans MS no one cares

[@soymaxv]

+Comic Sans MS and that's the worst part of it.

[@SwordHMX]

+Comic Sans MS: My favorite part is the last scene, and only because Helmut Bukaitis was so great in Reloaded that I enjoyed seeing him on screen again.

[@arkhamwarden]

You should take out at least 10 sins for Monica Belluci :P

[@diegopachon8051]

Agree, everybody loves boobs!

[@masterkenobi2119]

Bewbs!

[@erikson94gremista]

I'm searching for every comment about Monica Bellucci's boobs to upvote them all

[@masterkenobi2119]

I would motorboat those boobs Bane style

[@TeamSolution]

***** Look up Vince Vaughn motorboating for that answer

[@vladoportos]

Trapped between this world and machine world ? soooo in BIOS ? :D maybe firmware....

[@point2600]

lol does that mean the Indian guy is POST

[@crappyusername69]

there inside the cabling. Isn't it obvious with the trains?

[@Diotialate]

Operating system not found. Press F1 to continue.

[@SamanthaVess]

crappyusername69 If they were in the cables, wouldn't it be buses, not trains?

[@toryunaminosaki1022]

No bootable device found ;p

[@blurist]

The thing in this movie that should have had 1000 sins given is that if Trinity had closed the hatch after fighting Smith in the fuse room and climbing out, she would have lived and neo wouldn't have been blind. They could have been ready, re-opened the hatch and killed him. Biggest plot hole I've ever seen.

[@zachcowley779]

Half sins removed for realizing that Zion is a second matrix layer for the 1% of humans who reject the matrix city.

[@marcius692]

Also Film Theory supposition that Agent Smith is "The One" answers some of the questions posed here.... :)

[@mitsmann8024]

Zion isnt in the matrix, this theory has been disprove a long time ago.

[@Jose-se9pu]

That theory was confirmed fake 15 years ago.

[@gamoep01]

Film theory fans

[@thecollector4332]

Charles Edward Fromage Both theories have been debunked. Good night.

[@java_bean]

"why does Smith gain the ability to see visions?" because he absorbed the Oracle. sin removed.

[@simrannisha8793]

but if he could see visions...he should have seen about his destruction also ... extremely convenient visions

[@ricardoxavier5440]

@@simrannisha8793 That is adressed also, please pay attention to the movies before bashing(not that this movie doesn't deserve plenty of bash in many other scenes, but that one makes sense)

[@simrannisha8793]

@@ricardoxavier5440 rn I don't remember a thing about the movie.. could you care shedding some light?

[@ricardoxavier5440]

@@simrannisha8793 Oracle says before you can't see past your own choices. Pretty much he could see up until he would decide to absob Neo, but not what would happen after.

[@simrannisha8793]

@@ricardoxavier5440 isn't that a convineint thing happening... he could see up to what was reqd.

[@michaelyoung3079]

13:20... Does any one else think blind folded Neo looks a lot like Kenshi from Mortal Kombat?

[@MrJoshDada]

+Michael Young yes

[@MrSUPERALAN420]

Yes

[@Karvante]

a lot of this stuff can be easily explained. But I appreciate the comedic value of this video

[@DrDanik]

I liked all the Matrix movies, even the third one.

[@FalVadam]

Blarg!

[@DrDanik]

halo charli Wort Wort!

[@BaconMageLv0]

Badass Elite Plasma grenad-- CRAP, IT'S STUCK TO MY HA(Kaboom) *Suicide*

[@jacoboreilly161]

Badass Elite Everyone who disagrees with you are just lowly gruntits.

[@ethanmatrix8685]

Badass Elite me too.

[@apex2000]

Matrix would probably been more fun as a TV series than a set of films. then they could have taken time exploring all the stuff, rather than just waxing philosophical & not really doing much with it. I mean for start that whole "creatures of myth" being previous rejected agents gone rogue (like the twins & the maravingians silver killable flunkies) you could mount whole story arcs on that kinda of stuff. Heck does anyone remeber ReBoot?

[@JokersRWildStudios]

I was thinking this too. So many characters and different settings cannot be properly written in a 5 hour span (referring to the sequels). Remember the first movie didn't really have Zion, it was just mentioned as a quick backstory where Neo was the story. This is why the sequels sucked because they were rushed with no additional character development.

[@AlkisGD]

The ghost twins are among my favorite characters. It'd be awesome if they were recurring characters in a Matrix anime series!

[@TabalugaDragon]

watch Animatrix, you'll get a lot of explanations in there

[@apex2000]

TabalugaDragon I have, that part of the proof of potential. (I own the Ultrimate Matrix box set, which has like 12 discs, even the FMVs from the matrix video games)

[@robpolaris7272]

Mixing in more animatrix type stories. The machine/man war and various Neos could be interesting.

[@ghezalA]

Sin #79 at 9:11 is the greatest Sin to ever exist.. "The proper piloting of this hovercraft will require the removal of my sweater."

[@t.k.1319]

@11:55 the “Neo, I believe” thing is a callback to the Animatrix short film that is this character’s implied origin story.

[@6oodfella]

The 1st Matrix was more fighting, less talking, the 2nd Matrix was more talking, less fighting, and the 3rd Matrix was one boring drawn-out talk-fest. They should have stopped after the first one.

[@FrancisRoyCA]

The first matrix had a well-considered story-line with philosophical backdrop. The 2nd and 3rd movie had a tonne of funds pushed by wild-eyed greed and somehow cameras and actors were tangentially involved in the process.

[@noecamarena9]

Thats because the directors stole the script for the first one, Then only got a piece of the script for the second, And didnt involve the origonal creator for the 3rd.

[@fearedjames]

Rev55 Really? Because from what I heard, they wrote the entire damn trilogy story originally, then restructured the first movie's plot to work better as a concise singular story, in case they didn't get money to finish the story they wanted. The original contains many things that hint at plot twists in the later movies, including the Architect, so its hardly an absurd claim for them to make.

[@Anergyne]

Rev55 The entire Matrix trilogy was both written and directed by the Wachowskis.

[@Haaklong]

I like all the talking, for me fight scenes are a waste of time, but everyone has their own taste.

[@icecold1805]

4:32 Actually... I just realized that's the point. She couldn't predict the exact time when Neo would come. In the first movie, she finished the cookies at the precise time, cause she is the Oracle. But by the third... things have changed. The matrix is falling apart, and things behind scenes are so bad the Oracle can't even accurately predict things anymore... thus she missed the chance of receive Neo with cookies and is instead mid-making the dough.

[@unity6906]

4:55 Neo and Mr. Smith get overlapping motives and personality traits when Neo jumped into Mr. Smith in the first movie and blew him apart. Neo wanted to stay in the Matrix. Mr. Smith wanted to get out because he couldn't stand it...specifically, "It's the smell." Anyway, Neo's freedom and Mr. Smith's mechanical thinking and movements are blended. Neo is part Smith and Smith is part Neo. That explains a LOT of the plot development in the two sequels. Just insert motives and attitudes of Neo into Smith's actions when they seem out of character. Do the same with attitudes and motives of Mr. Smith appearing in Neo. For the first time ever...the One has decided to save one person (Trinity) rather than go through the other door when facing the Architect. I see the trilogy as the unique break in the pattern of behavior of the first 5 'Neo' characters in the first 5 Zion destruction cycles.

[@GODOFAWSOMENESS1]

Neo has some of Smith’s code in him and vice-versa. The Matrix is most likely inside another Matrix which would explain all of the impossible stuff Neo does like bringing Trinity back to life and affecting the machines in the real.

[@robertscott501]

Crazy Russian nesting doll theory of the matrix is crazy.

[@GODOFAWSOMENESS1]

Robert Scott the Matrix is crazy.

[@plummet3860]

it did explain why he ended up stuck between worlds because he touched the source and wasnt ready

[@Brickmaster4496]

I really am the only one who likes this film, aren't I?

[@BoxyTheSpaceDog]

no but you are illiterate,ding SIN-1!

[@Brickmaster4496]

***** How am I illiterate?

[@BoxyTheSpaceDog]

Brickmaster4496 read your sentence,that's how.words are in improper order.

[@BurnedTube]

***** they arent. if youre playing the grammar nazi game, you should at least know your grammar.

[@BoxyTheSpaceDog]

BurnedTube Problem with the sentence is that user in first part of it already reaffirms that he is only one that likes Matrix films and than asks others the question if he is/isn't in second part of the sentence. Problem lies in the form of the sentence where he should ask himself and others if he's the only one that likes Matrix film!Like this:"Am I really the only one who likes Matrix film?,am I not? or:Am not really the only one who likes Matrix film?am I? That's how it should've been typed.

[@n.mightslapallama1874]

The most telling thing about Matrix 2 and 3 is the fact that I watched them, but recalled precisely nothing about them, when viewing their sin videos. Holy fuck people, how can you make such grandiose movies be so forgettable? That's a feat right there!

[@n.mightslapallama1874]

Also, the first one I at least recalled still, despite not seeing it in ages either. So that right there says it all, more or less.

[@MuffinHunterX]

N.Might Slapallama Pretty much the same reaction I had and I've seen them multiple times with the Riff Trax and still can't recall most of it.

[@ellislamai]

The Matrix 2 was fun but 3 was boring, confusing and just had one of the worst trilogy endings ever

[@ramdelure]

ellis lamai The only good things are Sati and the final fight DBZ style

[@kennykiller]

Grandiose. You said it right there along with CS in reloaded sins vid...A lot of sound and fury signifying nothing.

[@whenthemusicsover6028]

"Cookies need love like everything does." I think this movie was worth the ticket price just to hear Smith say that one line. :)

[@2012blog]

@15:06 Because Smith has the Oracle's eyes. (The one who is facing Neo here is not the original but the "assimilated" Oracle.) Also +1 sin for wearing sunglasses in complete darkness throughout the movie. Also +1 for the pimp clothing and pimp nicknames throughout. Also +1 for zion being filled with black people. That's racist. (Whites, Asians, Native Americans, etc. accept slavery easier?)

[@fearedjames]

Incorrect. Its hinted at in Animatrix, but Zion, and the Matrix server membrane, and 01 are all in North Africa. They probably have multiple Matrix servers around the world, possibly with separate Matrix worlds. Zion's nearby Matrix had a vast majority of black people due to it being in Africa.

[@Kujakuseki01]

Yep. Hopefully they see this comment. The movie is still trash, but yeah, that particular Agent Smith was uber powerful because he absorbed The Oracle.

[@mrschneider9891]

That is true, but the film didnt do the best job at explaining that. i know plenty of people who had no idea that was even the case.

[@imtheparty12]

Max Schneider They have a whole scene, long and drawn out, where Agent Smith takes over the Oracle and then they all laugh about it.

[@2012blog]

Rainbow Dashtruction There is no mention or implication of multiple matrix servers, furthermore, it would contradict the "Smith will ruin *The* Matrix" notion, and Neo wouldn't be The One, only one of multiple anomalies, etc... And even if there would be multiple servers, where would people waking up in Europe, for instance, go? Are there multiple Zions as well? This is now rewriting the whole story...

[@yoloswaggins1579]

You totally forgot to add a sin for that Samsung advertisement at 1:58.

[@Permafry42108]

You know what's REALLY underrated? The Animatrix. NOBODY ever talks about it, despite it being better imo than the second and third movies!

[@kickballjedi]

On the final sin- "Machines have never lied or deceived.." I think that's true. I always wondered why Cipher made his deal with the machines to have his memory wiped and have him reinserted into the matrix. Couldn't they just kill him and he would never know? No, he made the deal because he knew the machines don't lie. If they say he will be reinserted into the matrix he can have faith in that fact even though he won't be aware of it after it happens.

[@Sonicgott]

Not ONCE did Smith encounter the Merovingian. I'm disappointed.

[@pestbarn]

Holy shit that would have been amazing

[@kirikayumura6015]

They must have got into it off screen. I agree, that could have been really cool and interesting.. but maybe the writers didn't feel up to the challenge of capturing that interaction properly. It would have been tragic to try it and not do it well.

[@alexspeed8358]

He had access to mobil avenue. surely he could of waited it out there

[@mrjbr000]

the sentinels have the aim of stormtroopers 10:13 lmao

[@radu310589]

they recast Oracle role because Gloria Foster(from 1st movie) died during 2nd movie

[@WildeFyre69]

RIP :(

[@Koyasi78]

That's why he adds a sin for mortality

[@bubblecloud2683]

6:29 anyone else die laughing when ( I don’t know his name) screamed NERDDDDDDDDDDD

[@robertstoner4973]

"movie rips off the mech suits from..." I almost died laughing

[@Arthur-rf6rz]

14:54 Wait, you literally forgot that Smith just absorbed the Oracle which is how he receives visions??

[@handsomejustin]

The original oracle actor died before filming of the 3rd Matrix movie. So they didn't re-cast her, they just had to replace her with a new actress and make up a reason for the 3rd movie.

[@WarGod777]

Thank You!

[@ReverendTed]

That clip at the end reminds me that I'd love to see EWW The Hunt for Red October.

[@LuciMorgonstjaerna]

That Smith is the one that was originally the Oracle. That's how he can see visions.

[@cjwrench07]

I like the theory that the Merovingian is the real Architect. If you ran an entire universe, why would you spend it in a room with bunch of TVs?. Why not go all out and just have an amazing amount of fun? Plus, the Persephone character makes a bit more sense then, it would explain why he has the power to keep obsolete programs from being deleted, and why he kept werewolves as bodyguards in the 2nd movie.

[@qncymrtn]

It cracks me up when you sin something for not explaining something then sin it for explaining something.

[@TheBoundBowman]

#136, Smith is getting visions cause he absorbed the Oracle and her powers. Duh.

[@CJHan]

Didn't the actor for the previous Oracle pass away?

[@wingweaver023]

yes she did.

[@johndonn446]

***** ignore what I said then, sorry.

[@chronnotrigg]

They pointed that out in the sin. "One sin for regular old mortality, for causing this franchise to have to re-cast a roll that was already perfectly-cast"

[@astralprojection6180]

*actress

[@hadhad69]

Astral Projection "actress comes into the same category as authoress, comedienne, manageress, 'lady doctor', 'male nurse' and similar obsolete terms that date from a time when professions were largely the preserve of one sex (usually men). As Whoopi Goldberg put it in an interview with the paper: 'An actress can only play a woman. I'm an actor - I can play anything.'"

[@mandymills1031]

R.I.P Gloria Foster ❤️❤️❤️

[@kristineilochi4615]

Yes! She was an amazing actor.

[@leelemar7432]

13:24 Why is Neo Illidan now?

[@tennoshenaniganizer9234]

I don't think Jeremy plays Warcraft. besides, that's a game and Jeremy only discuses movies

[@dr9660]

@A2 underrated comment

[@ProtoSnake]

Do *"Back to the Future 2"* for 2015.

[@ramdelure]

Maybe can do it in October 21th, the same day when travel

[@ProtoSnake]

ramdelure Yeah I guess you're right. What about *"Street Fighter the Movie"*?

[@ramdelure]

ProtoSnake Well, maybe i was already upload besides had curiosity to see that movie and its respectly EWW, also see Melinda May as Chun-Li also i was a child saw a anime Street Fighter

[@braders790boop]

That'd be great, i can imagine him sinning everything they have in the film that we dont have

[@died1444]

+Tʜᴇ Gᴀᴍᴇ Cʜᴀɴɢᴇʀ.

[@limeyfox]

I always imagined Neo’s ability to feel and control machines in the real world is because he evolved Bluetooth. Or WiFi. Or both.

[@AdamHH11]

To be honesty I never even knew the actors changed for the Oracle, I just assumed she was rapidly ageing or something. Also it's not really about being "entertaining", it's a movie to make you think.

[@AdamHH11]

Glebs Litvjaks Yeah but I think it's bullshit to say that like it's fact. Philosophy is what you make up it, just like art, the only thing that matters is how far you want to go with that thought. To you, the "love is just a word" phrase is a deepity, but to others it could mean anything. That's the beauty of these things, there's no definition set in stone, it leaves it to your imagination.

[@therealanonymousraccoon]

I am a Raccoon-jutsu master and a follower of Tanuki-do. The three humans are spinning slowly with guns like that because the volume of music prevents communication, which is the solution to the problem of staying stationary relative to target destination. You can't take your eyes off of your sector, so you have to rely on your team mates to fill in your perception. This usually is not an issue, but with the music up so loud the patrons could not hear the gun fight next door, it was an issue then.

[@bpet7138]

The Smith that fights Neo at the end is the Smith that absorbed the Oracle. How tf did you miss that?

[@entity8019]

NEEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRD! Dying haha!

[@AlbertCalis]

OMG YES ME TOO!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@frozenflame5858]

I thought the reason Smith can foresee things at the end was because he absorbed the Oracle.

[@AMMB]

you forgot Discount Kenshi from Mortal Kombat

[@MrTallformyheight]

I'm glad I wasn't the only one who thought that lol

[@kylenguyen7371]

These films came out before Kenshi. Your case is invalid.

[@MrTallformyheight]

+Kyle Nguyen actually kenshi was in 2002, the matrix revolutions came out in 2003

[@kylenguyen7371]

Tallformyheight This is true, however the first Matrix film was released in '99. Neo was known in 2002 (the time of initial release for MK: Deadly Alliance), and filming for both Reloaded and Revolutions began as early as 2001 - evidenced by the death of Gloria Foster (the original actress playing The Oracle) part way through production. The sequels may have been released after Deadly Alliance debuted Kenshi, but he was always designed as an homage to actor Keanu Reeves and his role as Neo.

[@MrTallformyheight]

Gotcha, thanks

[@TamperedVerdict]

the actress playing the oracle died hence the recast

[@solo13th]

Holy fuck you gotta take off at least 5 sins for 3:18 lol

[@RuberDildo]

Smith had visions because he was the Oracle. He had absorbed the Oracle before.

[@zettron3721]

I didnt want this Series to end,I really didnt. If they were to somehow bring another Matrix Movie out...My Life Would be Complete

[@PeaceNPassion50]

How do you feel now?

[@zettron3721]

@@PeaceNPassion50 greater than ever

[@Nilsy1975]

Here's a theory about why Neo can see when blind, have psychic powers in the "desert of the real" and can be jacked into the Matrix without having been plugged in. They are all still in the Matrix, just a different part. Zion is just a place to put malcontents and give them the adventures they crave. The Architect even hinted at this when he talked about having the illusion of choice. Also Neo isn't the One. Agent Smith is the One. The One has to be born in the Matrix and be a programme to reset the Matrix. Neo wasn't born inside the Matrix nor was he a programme.

[@CArcherOwl]

Film theory. Seriously, makes a lot of sense.

[@SkyCinema]

Take the red pill and see how deep the rabbit hole goes with The Matrix | Cinema Secrets...

[@UncleSiam]

Here's what I thought when Neo could control and disable Sentinels in the movie. I thought that the reality of Zion and being unplugged could have just been part of the world the Architect created in order to separate the believers from the non-believers. Wouldn't this have messed with our minds as well as those who were 'unplugged' upon that revelation?! Could this still be viable?

[@cleavage2697]

I loved the scene with Seraph, where he said "so be it.". Super cool.

[@Herowebcomics]

The boy was from the AniMatrix! He said "I believe!" In one of those shorts!

[@japanarchist]

"...luckier than Andrew Luck on a luck dragon." Nice

[@crown-princesquirrel9719]

Well. I actually found SALMONELLA on the fridge dude.

[@CAPGOD1]

He gets visions cuz he takes over Oracle. It’s also oracle smith who fights him at the end. It’s why smith says the line she said before.

[@brickbrainiac]

cookies need love, like everything does.

[@NashrinoDnB]

Every thing wrong with The Animatrix......never.

[@LoneStarVII]

They also never explain how they can reconnect Neo's body to a jack, some how establish a connection between Neo's body and his consciousness after he gets out of limbo via Trinity and then jacks out correctly with his body. Shouldn't Neo have just returned to his body on his own without out the aid of an operator getting him out of the matrix?

[@TheHordeQ]

He connected to the machines to control and destroy them before he lost consciousness. His shortcircuit from not being ready severed his connection to his body and kept him on the machine side. Programs are supposed to return to the source when they die or malfunction but the Merv hijacked him on the way to the source and trapped him in the trainman's construct. There aren't any machines from the machine world nearby his body anymore so hacking in and giving him a direct line is the only way to dump him back into his body.

[@B.Piercesports]

Using neeeeeeerrrrrd at 6:25 kills me everytime.

[@B.Piercesports]

I died laughing I woke my wife up shaking the bed

[@UniteForgetLeftRight]

Is anything even resolved in this movie? The machines are still growing people for energy aren't they?

[@ToolboxMachinima]

Yeah.

[@fearedjames]

Its not a super happy 'everything is solved' ending sure. Everything Neo has done is minor in the short run and could be undone in an instant, but for the first time, Neo has brokered a deal with the robots since they nuked 01, and the robots are actually considering slowly revealing the truth about the matrix to the people inside and starting a system of migrating the human populous between both the Matrix and the real world. Obviously an ending where they end the Matrix entirely would be absurd, and likely cause massive deaths and a partial genocide of the human race. The ending in Revolution is literally the best possible ending they could have hoped for. I also still don't get how the existence of the Matrix is a bad thing for humanity. As long as they know what the Matrix is and whats outside, there really isn't any moral issues outside people with an irrational desire for freedom. Its not like people are gonna try and rebel against their robot masters again considering how badly humanity got its assed kicked in The Machine War.

[@Anergyne]

Rainbow Dashtruction I always felt that the only person aboard the Nebuchadnezzar with any kind of sense was Cypher. I mean, if I had the option of plugging into a machine that would take care of my body and let my mind live in a world that is a dramatically better one than the one I live in now, I'd go for it and never look back.

[@TheAmazingDGM]

***** Sounds to me like the machines still slave away for humanity by maintaining a virtual world for them to live in that's even better than the one the machines live in. Sooo.... the humans are the bad guys?

[@Bishop38f8]

Yes it is, it's actually the best possible ending. Mechines are willing to let anyone who rejects matrix to go live in Zion, that they will not destroy and rebuild like they did 5 times before. So, good for people because machines will stop killing them. Through Neo, Matrix was saved and rebooted, which is good for the machines, since they won't loose all the people hooked to it and lose their power source. So, everybody wins. And it gives the possibility of some kind of cooperation in the future. What kind of an ending would you like to see? One where machines win and repeat the cycle? Or the one where humans win and destroy all the machines killing everyone hooked to Matrix? You can't run on the assumpion that people understand how the Matrix works, because they don't. They know exactly what they need to know. And that is only what the Oracle tells them. No human has ever been to the machine city, except the only one, ok two, but they both die.

[@chompchompnomnom4256]

Smith gained visions because he took over the oracle

[@DaDadecountychick]

The matrix was a confusing movie. I just love the action scenes. my fav is the key maker and the albino twins one.

[@Maguel83]

"albino twins"? That´s racist. *ding

[@DaDadecountychick]

Maguel83 lol sounds about right.

[@DaDadecountychick]

***** there was so much going on. I didn't understand why all the agents turned into agent j and I don't know where the robots came from in the 3rd movie.

[@DaDadecountychick]

***** oh really I thought the whole thing took place in the future where technology took over the world.

[@DaDadecountychick]

***** the plot does to much in this movie but I still like it tho.

[@Necromancer4267]

I think you totally missed the part where Smith gains the Oracle's powers. That's why he fights 1v1, because he knows that's all he needs to win. That's why he gets visions as well.

[@KarthikSubramanianKrishnan]

After watching the 3 sequels of "Everything Wrong With Matrix series"... I am more confused! :D

[@teggerzz]

I think youve missed the point of the film dude "howd the machines become so emotional and irrational?" Fool... Thats the crux of the whole series