Is this Video Like, Even, REAL? - The Matrix Review

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[@KegRaider]

Woohoo, 1st ever first post! Ok, just so you know. CTRL + X is a valid console command in Linux. Try opening Nano, and make no changes to a file. CTRL + X = Exit. Not everything is windows, especially the commands used in the matrix terminals

[@bdema7319]

also they would have to pay microsoft/ibm for using dos/windows command in a movie

[@TobZeN666]

It's crazy that guys from a tech channel don't know that. I also remember that some (DOS?) programs used ctrl-x for exit, though not sure - just that it wasn't weird for me to see it in the movie.

[@haloid2010]

I came here to post this

[@RogerBarraud]

@@TobZeN666 ^X and/or ^H ... CAN, BS... Cancel, Backspace ... used in editors in CP/M and probably DOS for delete char forward, back respectively. Maybe he was trying to erase what was on the screen to check whether it had been typed on his keyboard by someone in the room. (vs. someone online)? Nice attention to detail anyway :-)

[@JonathanPaulin]

And even in Windows, ^C is also cancel

[@TheFrankyboy1985]

For those laughing at Neo for trying to quit using ctrl-x, before it was used for cut / copy it was quite common to exit command line / terminal programs using ctrl-x. Just like the one he's trying to exit.

[@tim.e.l]

Yes!!!! You know how it is. I use CTRL+X to stop execution all the time in SSH windows.

[@berenedain8427]

yeah Neo was using Nano XD

[@humaj19]

Yeah, while it's not impossible that hypothetically talented hacker Neo might be doing dumb stuff - laughing and assuming he doesn't know how to quit something in an interface no one in that room has ever used, WHILE quoting one of the main commands we try to hammer into idiots (and beginners) who use the world's most common OS... Pretty baseless assumption lol. And there's a decent chance that the Wachowskis are vaguely familiar with "hacking" and specifically wrote intelligent keyboard shortcuts into the script themselves. I mean, it's not like they wrote the battery thing into the original script - they're not as dumb as some details might lead people to believe.

[@IamTonySy]

Long time Windows user, just started learning Linux, and came back to this episode to comment that lol

[@paullyo2244]

Is that a non-LTT water bottle? You monster

[@francescocostanzini4740]

*mad Linus noises*

[@YunisRajab]

Well the bottles suck. Only cool on the outside

[@KhromTX]

turns out people who sell things don't use the thing they sell. I'm positive Linus doesn't actually use the LTT water bottle.

[@ac.creations]

@@KhromTX if its a solid vacuum insulated bottle then its better than the non insulated ones.

[@Kappi1997]

6:23 This might be a reference to linux where you have to close nano with ctrl+x

[@haloid2010]

It's used in a LOT of older terminal based computing, bot just nano

[@RyansHobbyGarage]

40:30 the Mikey commercial says "Give it to Mikey, he won't eat it, he hates everything". Everyone quotes it as "Give it to Mikey, he'll eat anything" which obviously doesn't make sense for a commercial trying to prove how good something is if the kid will just eat anything. It is the most misquoted line in history. The impressive writing is that Tank is misquoting a misquote because he hasn't been in the matrix. It's a double deep cut.

[@Chesternut007]

The concept of multiple "the one" is actually brilliant. When they reboot inevitably happens they have a in universe reason for another Neo.

[@thepgo666]

As for the agents knowing everything at all times: think of Matrix as operating system. Agents could be like antivirus program - it still needs to search through the computer to find malicious programs. And then if you have level 0 rootkits you're able to hide from the antivirus.

[@gelisob]

I would add that if you look at any machine learning stuff then you soon learn, that there's a "black box" of a mess happening beneath it all after input and before output and nobody can track whats going on in there.

[@humaj19]

I mean, they do probably know where people are who are using their hardware (mostly the pods like Neo's), but that probably has to do with the fact that those people are on first-party hardware and software with built-in reporting - some of the matrix hardware in the ships was probably salvaged from pods, but it's less than 100% machine-controlled.

[@doorran]

I saw this in the theater early.. never heard of it .. I just thought .. this looks like an interesting thriller.... 15 minutes in my mind was blown. CNTL X was not "cut" in the early days... it was a legit IEEE UNIX command before computer graphic arts took over our desktops.. a hacker who spends time on Unix and HP servers would know this.

[@tim.e.l]

Yes!!!😁They need to see this.

[@romangeneral23]

I want this channel to succeed. I didn't know I needed you guys as my podcast..... LOVE THE VIDS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jobs2k559]

29:20 "She just catfished him" No, she told him the exact truth ... but presented it in a way that he needed to comprehend (during that specific time) in order to bring about everything else. She told Neo that he isn't The One (he isn't at that moment) and that he is "waiting for something [...] your next life maybe". She also referenced the Latin above the door and translated it to "know thyself" and added "no one can tell you you're The One, you just know it". The Oracle then tells Neo he will choose between saving his own life or saving Morpheus' life. During the attack on the Nebuchadnezzar, Neo (inside The Matrix) is shot and his heart stops, but he had managed to save Morpheus. Neo is now dead and Morpheus is alive, exactly as The Oracle said! He then realises that Morpheus was correct in the belief that he is The One ("know thyself") and that he CAN manipulate The Matrix. This means he doesn't have to die in the real world from injuries incurred inside The Matrix. He rejects every control measure The Matrix has imposed on him and his learning. He revives himself inside The Matrix (subsequently nullifying his IRL death) and displays that he has now become The One by seeing The Matrix for exactly what it is - just code. Now you understand the point of The Oracle's existence. As pointed out in this video, she is the balance against The Architect. She says what is needed to facilitate the ongoing equilibrium but she doesn't lie.

[@apreviousseagle836]

I still hated the pompous character.

[@juanausensi499]

Actually, she doesn't tell Neo he is not the one. The conversation went like this: Oracle: But you already know what I’m going to tell you. Neo: I'm not the one, Oracle: Sorry, kid. You got the gift, but it looks like you’re waiting for something. As you can see, the Oracle said exactly the truth.

[@darthcookiejar]

Loved it. I would totally want to see you all do all the other two and the Animatrix

[@Tvillekiller1]

54:17 How everyone looks at me in public

[@Ph4nt4sm4ge]

Animatrix: Check Enter the matrix: Check Understanding the bigger storyline of the trilogy: check Knowing nice little trivia about the film: check First time I listen to a podcast/review of the film where the hosts have done their homework, nice :D

[@DoganBcakc92]

You guys should definitely do other Matrix Series, they are awesome. Also if you can time it before the new Matrix movie, it can attract more people to your channel. I actually became addicted to your podcasts because while I'm working from home I feel pretty lonely and opening one of your videos make me feel in a better familiar place. Also learning new stuff about the movies that I watched and liked is really great. Keep up the good work guys also stay safe.

[@Zer0cul0]

53:00 It's like you guys haven't seen The Animatrix. It's exactly what you are hoping for. Stories of normal people inside the matrix learning about it and becoming aware.

[@netforce0]

im a little crossfaded, but i love this set up, idk the angle is so good i feel like i'm just chillin with yall as ya talk. Thanks :)

[@RogerBarraud]

12:50 Bollocks. I was running POV-Ray in 1990. Full Ray-Tracing on a 386 PC. And Titanic was done in 1994 (IIRC) with Linux render-farms doing large portions of the ship and a whole lotta water. Check out Linux Journal from the time.

[@RogerBarraud]

51:10 There's only one Smith, he's just multithreading :-)

[@chanceneck8072]

24:41 Yes! Thank you! I LOVE Jupiter Ascending! 😅 But one of the main reasons for that was the Midnight Screenings review on the "Stoned Gremlin Productions" channel.

[@RogerBarraud]

43:40 Bill and Ted, q.v. ... including the "Whoaa!" :-)

[@nickmurray7703]

Felt so old when you guys didn't get the mikey likes it line, was such a huge meme before meme's

[@benjaminbirch9561]

Cntrl + XX Move between the beginning of the line and the current position of the cursor. This allows you to press Ctrl+XX to return to the start of the line, change something, and then press Ctrl+XX to go back to your original cursor position. To use this shortcut, hold the Ctrl key and tap the X key twice.

[@Ghuze_]

You made me want to watch this movie again!

[@RogerBarraud]

06:55 Yeah, they used his Hand Twin for the closeups...

[@CrunchgTime]

Great show!

[@umairzia4030]

Your reviews are solid. Requesting if you guys can do the following in the upcoming weeks: 1. Minority Report 2. Arrival 3. Gone Girl 4. Zodiac 5. American Beauty 6. Eternal Sunshine.... Mind 7. Memento 8. No Country for old Men 9. Mad Max Fury Road 10. Girl with Dragon Tattoo

[@RogerBarraud]

23:40 Mouse programmed the Lady in the Red Dress :-)

[@ForzaE2]

The weird thing is I listened to this podcast on Spotify already. But I am watching the video anyway.

[@grandmasteraj855]

Now would be a good time to maybe do reloaded since 4 is coming out in a few months. Great episode. I know I’m a year late to a; 20 year old movie; review for a movie I’ve seen probably 20 times but I’m glad I found this. Ps. I think I used semicolon correctly. Probably not

[@brickafide]

6:30 maybe he was cutting off the control 🤯

[@momentary_]

If the Matrix never came out, then leather wouldn't have become so overused in movies, which means leather wouldn't be seen as played out today. That's how much the Matrix has influenced fashion.

[@mackshadow2176]

What If!!!: In the previous versions of Neo he didnt have his powers outside of The Matrix and in the forth movie they try to find out why he has powers now!!!

[@mastex5575]

I kind of miss the omage to ghost in the shell from scenes in the matrix (hallway, the birth scene and many more) in this talk. The Wachowskis talked about this in interviews as well...

[@imthestein]

Those of us that grew up with that commercial really did reference it all the time in real life. It didn’t even occur to me that was an outdated reference when I saw the movie

[@Muscleduck]

It surprises me that you guys didn't realise that the green tinge is only present in The Matrix. Also, Hugo Weaving's fighting is top notch. Exactly like you said. Every punch and kick he dishes out feels like it would destroy anything it touches. There's this 1 kick he dishes out into Neo's stomach where he kicks neo back a few steps that is my favourite.

[@mitchellbrown3054]

the robot who flushed neo was controlled by morpheaus

[@alexandervonheereman6168]

The reflection/mirror shots are referencing Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass, like so many things in this movie.

[@jctai100]

One could argue using EMP's at the beginning like Riley suggested would cause some sort of catastrophic awakening from the matrix. Maybe mass cardiac arrest.

[@barneylinux]

One of the important things about the agents taking over people connected to the matrix: the person has to observe some reality breaking thing happen, merely seeing Morpheus wouldn’t trigger them.

[@Lewis1995]

Been my favourite movie for nearly 20 years and still nothing has topped it for me

[@ac.creations]

Thats kind of sad. Its CGI is dated and the acting is kind of cheesey in spots. As a child it blew me away and made me think more deeply than any before but now theres so much good thought provoking content out there.

[@Lewis1995]

@@ac.creations it's more about the world and the themes it explores rather than the CGI and acting

[@ac.creations]

@@Lewis1995 Black Mirror

[@TheBrendanMcCoy]

I really love that everything that appears as a plot hole or inconsistency in this movie (though they're mostly very minor, other than the hokey love bit) is explained (though in a way that respects a viewers ability to connect dots and draw conclusions) by the Merovingian and the Architect in the Matrix Reloaded. I think most people fail to make the connections with the Merovingian's scene about cause and effect (and big but subtle worldbuilding with the food-delivered programs), and as well as not taking the revelations from the Architect to their complete conclusions. The great thing about these movies, including the sequels, is how many different layers there are to digest, each one kinda giving you an 'Aha!' moment once you finish.

[@sidshekar]

CTRL+X is a linux bash (it's like terminal on Mac or command prompt on Windows) command for closing files opened in the bash. So NEO was just trying to close the file/ application when he saw the message. Cant believe that a Tech channel doesn't know about Terminals in other OSes. These guys would be feeling sooo stupid now for making such silly comment and laughing at NEO for doing CTRL+X

[@denismurin]

The Merovingian, his people and Seraph are relics from the second version of the Matrix. It was a mythological one, so The Merovingian was basically The Devil (he tempts and makes deals), he is the ruler of (criminal) Underworld and his wife is Persephone. And his club is called The Hel. Man who Persephone kills with silver bullet is called Abel and she tells Cain to tell about it to her husband. It is confirmed that The Merovingian was an OS for second beta Matrix.

[@IamTonySy]

I can't remember which Matrix movie it was, but you guys called out a scene where CTRL+X was being repeatedly pressed to exit out of something. Yes, CTRL+X is cut for Windows, but it is ^X (^ means CTRL) which is in fact exit in Nano, I don't know if a Linux distro was on the screen during that scene, but it would make sense.

[@Zer0cul0]

31:20 You too can appear in different areas if you use a VPN.

[@alejandrocastro2394]

Why this channel doesn't have more followers!?

[@ChimpRiot]

The agents didn't know how important Neo was and that's why they kept him alive and just bugged him. Morpheus confirmed it, so they might not have been watching him always. Also, I think I remember hearing the heavy rain can interfere with the agent's detection and visibility.

[@harryw.2352]

You should do more Keanu Reeves movies like John Wick, Point Break, Speed, and Dangerous Liasons

[@RogerBarraud]

Yo, what are the mics you use in this video? They seem pretty durn good. Cheers, I enjoyed this one.

[@rossallen5121]

They are electrovoice RE-20’s 🤓classic broadcast mic and pretty damn good on a kick drum as well

[@jeremylindemann5117]

I think that the tracking plot hole is answerable. The resistance members' bodies in the real world are unplugged from the matrix, they enter the matrix through some sort of remote hack aboard the resistance ships so they are unknown and uncontrolled entities in the system. The system can't track them so the agents have to employ less effective tracking methods like the eyes of the people who are still plugged into the matrix. On your discussions around Smith's character, I remember reading somewhere that that Smith is Neo's equal and they're different sides of the same coin, I'm not sure if that's in the movie or it was someone's deeper analysis that I found. I think the architect talks about Neo as part of an equation that needed to be balanced. If you listen to the architects full monologue it tells you a lot about why the matrix is the way it is and why some characters are there. The first time I saw the monologue I thought it was over intellectual nonsense but every time I've listened to it afterwards it has made more sense, kzbin.info/www/bejne/mXm9nWWklr1kjs0.

[@rory-red]

original story is based on the manga ghost in the Shell "not the live action movie"

[@Aldrighetti13]

Just found this podcast been listening to all of them but they have missed alot of the aspects of this series. Such as neo gains all those abilities because by becoming the one he gains ALL of the glitches of this system. Such as strength speed flight etc lol.

[@RogerBarraud]

25:10 Yup ... and Nirvana :-)

[@Alucardbob]

When is part 2 coming? 🤘

[@Booyamakashi]

Yeah. Watching The Matrix for the first time. Great thing.

[@dyydan1]

This is my favorite movie of all time. It was the biggest leap of movie awesomeness ever. Second is LOTR. I was avoiding watching this one, because I didn't want you guys to not like it. The trailer I saw when at the theater with friends watching American Pie, was the coolest thing I had ever seen. The movie did not disappoint.

[@imthestein]

A lot of your questions would be answered with the behind the scenes bonus features of the Matrix. CAM also broke her ankle. They actually chose different styles for the different actors so it’s on purpose Smith is more robotic

[@ZeusEKR]

I don't think Riley has actually seen the Animatrix. That answers how the machines won even though humans have EMPs. Also, didn't mention plot hole of who let Cypher out of the Matrix after his meeting with Agent Smith.

[@myztik5716]

I just love the idea that one of the seminal works in cyberpunk fiction in the past 20 years, that both paid homage to and revitalized the entire genre for millions of people, backed by millions of dollars and years of script writing, combed over by some of the best minds in the business, pioneering new technological works, was confused about a hotkey shortcut in one of the beginning scenes of the film, that they didn't have an 8 year old on the staff that went 'Durr iSnT tHaT hOw YoU CuT sOmEtHiNg In WoRd??' instead of it being just something you were missing

[@retrovideogamejunkie]

39:55 No, because neo is Johnny mnemonic

[@adityavikramrajawat]

Neo does not wake up just cause of love, the oracle predicts that he will not be the one in this life but he has the gift. That is why he has to die and wake up again to fulfill the prophecy also.

[@jctai100]

29:30 The Oracle told Neo exactly what was going to happen. Him as that incarnation of himself was not "the One". I believe she quotes as saying he's waiting for something or "his next life" Agent Smith shoots him dead and then Trinity resurrects him to his next incarnation. Religious overtones of course.

[@liaminwales]

Neo is the stapler guy from office space, he just snapped and did sifi. also Dark city (1998), late 90's seems to be rebelling from office life. but then we also have ghost in the shell and William Gibson then Jean Baudrillard. just a film from it's time. the story is they showed 'ghost in a shell' as the pitch for the film. both the matrix and ghost in a shell come from William Gibson's book's and then a vainer of Jean Baudrillard (who did a open letter saying they missed the point of the simulacra, we are already there) and interestingly William Gibson also says we are post cyber punk, we carry computers in are pockets and use augmented reality daily. cyber punk happened it was corporate but boring. any way the fashion in the film is kind of out of his books and kind of out of the 90's.

[@weaponx26]

Watch bill and Ted's excellent adventure there's a scene in the police station featuring a tape recorder that was done before the matrix also with keanu that's also him been guided through an office by a voice he needs to trust

[@Clem000]

Ctrl+x is used to exit some command line programs in Linux!!!

[@avace917]

Marcus Chong IS Tommy Ching's son. Sean Connery was supposed to be the Architect

[@lilhawk022]

You guys keep mentioning the movie inception. Now i get it... Inception is the modern matrix.

[@mitarikbarma]

Please do a review of "Ghost in the Shell" (1995 film).

[@RogerBarraud]

39:45 ...and they didn't even credit Joe 90... :'(

[@eggstraordinair]

I'm a little bit disappointed that this in not recorded in a car XD

[@SeaTacDelta]

"Hey Mikey" is a GenX tribute. We are their audience. 5 years old, Star Wars, 30 years old, Matrix.

[@tim.e.l]

CTRL+x isn't cut in a Unix terminal windows. It is a way to stop execution of a command/program in Unix and in Windows command prompt you can use ctrl+c to do something similar. Swing and a miss guys. 🤓😂This hurts a little bit to watch lol. C'mon guys I thought you worked for a company that works on/with computers all day 😜You should have consulted Anthony.

[@PaletteWIngs]

Ok, I'm late to the party but I've had to discuss and analyse this movie since 1999, so am I really? At 44:15 Riley touches on the point that Neo just goes along with it, until he's the one and he kicks ass. I mean, he does spearhead the lobby scene and saving morpheus, so he does actually start to take some agency there. The point you guys were making though, was that keanu reeves' acting makes him appear as an empty vessel, like neo in the film. I think it's actually more that the movie was badly written; or, rather that the wachowskis weren't able to get their ideas down on paper coherently - which was another point y'all made earlier on - because Jupiter Ascending has the same problem. Mila Kunis is dragged along by events - she almost marries her son just coz they said she had to...? - until right at the end where, suddenly, she kicks Eddy Redmaine's ass!? Jupiter Ascending was obviously worse because the only other time the main character took some agency over their own life resulted in... bees? She got to wave some bees around, I think? Maybe she stepped up somewhere else? I can't remember... Sense8 was freakin' amazing though!

[@TexasTimelapse]

To deny our impulses, is to deny the very thing that makes us human.

[@charlescostain8066]

omg synopsis was painful..

[@charlescostain8066]

Ctrl + x, maybe he thought he thought he was closing Nano on a debian machine.. it did look like he was in terminal.

[@downwiththatsortofthing624]

Riley @47:40 when discussing the cinematography/special effects; "I don't know much about the other movies that were around at the time the Matrix came out" - So here are some of the better films released in 1999 with better than average special effects (for 1999), and/or have a a sci-fi/techie feel: 007 - The world is not enough Bicentennial man Deep blue sea Disney - Toy story - II End of days Existenz Galaxy quest House on haunted hill Sleepy hollow South park - bigger longer & uncut Star wars - I - The phantom menace Stigmata The haunting The mummy - I The muppets from space The thirteenth floor Virus You you could review some of them? Bicentennial man raises much the same issues as the Matrix, but from a totally different perspective. Virus hasn't aged well in special effects, but its a totally different take on your tech getting a virus. Malware Bytes won't clean that up!

[@TheyreJustMovies]

The special effects in Bigger, Longer, and Uncut were tight.

[@downwiththatsortofthing624]

@@TheyreJustMovies It also has (or had?) the world record for most swearing in an animated movie! Was unsure whether or not to leave it in, but like Toy Story, its a computer generated world, rather than hand drawn animation - so if Toy Story can be in, why not South Park? Was just about to start watching a new review, but GN's Steve has just posted a hardware news review... Will watch later, promise!

[@Flickstro]

As my father used to say, "Why did they do that? Because the script says so."

[@luukzemack5808]

Smith got out of the matrix at some point didn't he? He was that guy that tried to kill Neo with a knif in the last movie

[@furrygamer6075]

ctrl+x is a terminal command. It exits nano. The REAL question is, WHY is he using nano over vim?!

[@cosmicrider5898]

The outside of the matrix is still in the matrix...

[@chanceneck8072]

I'm probably the only person in the world, who likes both sequels more than this one but they are all AWESOME (oh yeah and I say "both" because a third sequel doesn't exist).

[@dyydan1]

The love part at the end is the only part I don't like about this movie.

[@internetuser-os5hw]

Hello gang.

[@xsomeNOOBx]

About the resistance, and how it takes away from them that they are purposefully there to help with the machines achieving a goal. The matrix is about control, conformity and being in a box that you aren't even aware of. It's about social system, and the media, and your being told a lie. The resistance is in a way "controlled opposition", let them fight about what they think is important so long as it still lets us do what we want to do. This is just an extension of some of the core thesis of the movie.

[@Bunjamin27]

If we're doing "classics" ... I vote for: The Jerk and/or The Net

[@alienozi]

Linus cat tips please

[@ragingstorm8198]

keanu reeves is like your average minded surfer guy. duuuuuude

[@teemos2732]

Sean Connery could have been in The Matrixsch

[@retrovideogamejunkie]

Shame they never watched paprika ....

[@Bunjamin27]

Someone needs to either fix the tripod, the horizon in video editing, or the posters.. cuz fuck that shit is whack

[@neelgokhale644]

I felt that Thomas A. Anderson was too generic of a name, other than that, pretty good

[@TheExcelon87]

I feel like the Will Smith thing wouldn't have completely ruined the movie but it would definitely have taken more of a Hancock feel.

[@thekraken8him]

"Plot hole!" You keep using that word. I don't think it means what you think it means.

[@dyydan1]

Watch a KZbin video with a theory that Agent Smith is The One. Makes a lot of sense. I wrote this before he brings it up in the video.

[@reaperpunkxter]

He had to die to become someone else "the one"

[@PredatoryQQmber]

33:10 Damn… Nier: Automata is just anime-game rip-off of Matrix which itself is rip-off of anime :|

[@downwiththatsortofthing624]

Hey guys, please don't give incorrect run-times! You said that The Matrix is two and a half hours, it isn't! You had me reaching for my Blu-ray to check. Its 2 hours and 16 mins (an average persons watch-time would be 2 hours 9 mins - without the end credits). I have spent the last 20 mins searching the web to see if you had a newer 'extended' release with deleted scenes reinserted or something. Some of us are movie buffs and would pay good money for a different 'extended' version. You don't have to give exact mins and seconds in your review(s), but please don't add 10% to a films run-time. Thanks!

[@TheyreJustMovies]

This is a really important and valid comment that I agree with an have learned from! However, if you Google "how long is the matrix" you will get an answer of "2h 30m".

[@downwiththatsortofthing624]

@@TheyreJustMovies I'm curious, what does Alexa and/or Siri say? Also and by extension; Is Google actually part of the Matrix, is that why its lying? I just wish we could ask; "Mister, Ann-der-sen"? Glad you got that reference into your review! LOL! And as all the reviewers watched the film, you would think maybe one of them would have noticed the run-time? Still, n'er mind, I enjoyed watching you all debate it, and it was fun! What more can you ask for from a film review? Maybe no need to rush so much with reviews for the Matrix 2 and 3 films? They are not a patch on the first. The Matrix 4 however... Thanks for taking the time/trouble...

[@rory-red]

its funny how ya'll think they wearing leather lol when never was

[@pietroestrada]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5m2i3aXa5V3oKs you are all wrong, the stamina bar's agent was empty.. so he recieved a penalization for using it all... so it will take longer to refill