MATRIX RESURRECTIONS BREAKDOWN! Easter Eggs, "Glitches," & Details You Missed!

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The Matrix Resurrections is the fourth film in the Matrix series, following The Matrix (1999), The Matrix Reloaded (2003), and The Matrix Revolutions (2003). Erik Voss breaks down all the details you missed in this Matrix 4 film, and the deeper layer of meaning that you might have missed. While the film is getting mixed reviews, what commentary about social media, internet culture, and Hollywood reboots is the film trying to communicate? What exactly is the "Modal" in the opening scene, and what is Morpheus in Resurrections?
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[@dkianian]

Fun fact: the skyscraper that the code shimmers down is Salesforce tower. Salesforce is a company that built its success off of collecting, managing, storing, and analyzing data - specifically data about potential customers. Yet another way to reinforce the metaphor of the simulation being tied to big tech.

[@yungjit9036]

Wow and people in power like Nancy peloski a BLUE Democrat buys Salesforce stock to further fund our matrix system

[@patricklawler7650]

@@yungjit9036 in a blue hub of a city like San Fran haha

[@iFlow420]

@@yungjit9036 people always want to blame the other side for problems that ownership of belongs to both sides.

[@sknkwrksowner]

@@yungjit9036 You win the "Most Unoriginal Troll Post" award. Good for you. Did you pat yourself on the back or just go back to the cave?

[@mattmaru9108]

Good catch and much appreciated

[@ACManetas]

I think it’s interesting to note that IO is also a common technical abbreviation of Input/Output. Mirroring this place as a location to both receive and return people to/from The Matrix.

[@cerberus01]

Or how computers use to have power switches with a line and O representing power on and off...there are several ways to interpret.

[@mrlordbrutish]

It’s also a 1 and a 0.

[@Yantryman]

IO is also mirorred 01 - first city of machines on Earth (Animatrix)

[@har5814]

It's ZION without Z and N.

[@boomboxbrosaz1742]

@@Yantryman that's exactly the comment I was going to make. I thought that it was perfect symmetry that the last city of humans was IO and the first city of the machines was 01

[@barrettone5209]

best réponse to the film . it is an open minded perspective, you point out everything that tried to make the film move forward while everyone else stay negative and focused on the past trilogy

[@Ellestra]

I liked how at the beginning The Analyst say Tom hates his cat but it ends with Neo holding it. This was another thing The Analyst was gaslighting Neo about. Especially, since The Analyst keeps the cat close every time he uses his special powers like slowing time or erasing the gunfight. So Deja-Vu seems to be somehow connected to this ability to reset the Matrix and change its physics rules. Neo being the one holding it in that last confrontation underlines that he and Trinity are in the control now.

[@dicrurusparadiseus]

I low key want a black cat named Deja Vu

[@Fanney47]

Yeah. And he was trying to get closer & grab the cat behind the bar in that final fight.

[@AntwoneAntJackson]

@@Fanney47 Welcome to the Catrix!

[@Thunderpuddle]

This analysis is making me appreciate The Matrix Resurrections a bit more.

[@TTPresents]

Same

[@jonathanzimmer8143]

I feel like there's alot more than meta commentary going on here. So many of us going through transformations and remembering who we are or, in my case what I am. From the drug epidemic to the pandemic... There's a really neat overarching positive message to be heard here. I can't wait to watch it again.

[@ecwnikos7]

Yes but still mid movie the cast was trash

[@The_Snxowchild]

In my mind this morning I was like huh it’s almost been a month and Erik hasn’t break down The Matrix Resurrections.

[@keykiq]

Makes you question, huh?

[@PotatosPotatoes]

Because he had to muster the energy to pour through 2&1/2 hours of liquid diarrhea. I'm so sorry he had to retell this movie.

[@The_Snxowchild]

@@keykiq yea

[@AdrianAye]

That's the Matrix, feeding you just when it needs to.

[@arboldesertico5790]

SAME

[@ericmarc7529]

It's interesting that neos powers outside of the matrix didn't start until Smith was out of the matrix in a real body.

[@marc-andreriverin2989]

First time I saw Neo having powers outside the matrix, I thought that they had revealed that the real world was a simulation inside a simulation...

[@AnD2LPU]

A nice little touch: when Morpheus gives Neo the speech in the all-white room with the vintage TV, while the camera stays on Neo at the beginning, it slowly change the color grading from the current movie one to the more grainier-darker-saturated one of the original one (or better: like the grading used in the original scenes/flashbacks in this film). Very subtle but I found it sooooo cool.

[@burgersbiblesaeh849]

Nice catch. Yeah I thought they really did a good job. People don't understand or appreciate how much detail and thought went into this movie.

[@davinderrehal9391]

Partially right about a modal. A modal window creates a mode that disables the main canvas/window but keeps it visible. Technically, it forces the user to make a decision before they can interact with the main window.

[@ryannalls1480]

It also depends on how the modal was configured. Users arent always forced to answer, they can click outside the modal to dismiss it if it allows.

[@dicrurusparadiseus]

Love it. The illusion of choice.

[@bradleydahlgren6632]

So like a pop-up basically?

[@georgeerhard1949]

Also, modal code is code that puts ALL other processes on hold while it executes, it's typically used where threaded processes are all returning values to be combined or evaluated together, so that none of the other threads can proceed until the data they've produced is resolved. Here it looks like each 'modal' is a decision point, where multiple simulation runs are brought together and resolved.

[@davecook81]

"IO" was a call back to the first movie when they said the were going to interrupt his Input/Output carrier signal. IO also represents the binary 1 & 0.

[@lowkeyobsessedngl]

its also the middle letters of 'Zion', literally what's left of it.

[@maniek2207]

20:24 No beginning and no end? They are also in the simulation loop but next layer?

[@josuafraser4865]

It has a couple layers, like the other person said, it’s what’s left of Zion when u take away the beginning(z) and the end(n)

[@savagegreenmusic]

And power switches

[@BonJoviBeatlesLedZep]

Groff did a great impression of Weaving but I couldn't help but think Groff and NPH needed to switch roles.

[@donkeydarko77]

This.

[@vuxluongw]

yeah, Jonathan Groff as Agent Smith just ain't it for me. even to the point that it looks like he tried a little bit too hard to imitate Hugo Weaving.

[@BonJoviBeatlesLedZep]

@@vuxluongw I feel like Groff would've fit the Analyst so much better. And NPH as Agent Smith would have been awesome.

[@canvuran7273]

TFW you know Weaving was going to play in this movie if the schedules worked out and how hilarious the beginning of the movie would have been seeing Weaving as Tom’s boss as if nothing happened!!!

[@ASmallProduction]

I found it interesting that despite all of the fighting and talks of the machine, at its core, this is a love story. I also believe it to be an allegory for the creation story as well

[@ronibigbangnicole]

I feel the same!🤙🏾

[@velder22]

I agree with you a hundred percent but I thought that about the first Matrix

[@noisetheorem]

One thing: I thought “IO” may have been reference to the first machine city that was discussed in the Animatrix: 01. If you look at it in binary, b10 = 2 decimal.

[@topdeck55]

I/O is input/output in the world of computers. It's the limiting factor for processing data in a system.

[@SpiderDan2099]

Yes and yes! but also the 'middle' or heart of Zion 🤔 i love it ... so many layers!

[@fliparto2]

I thought IO as in I/O. Input output. which is a computer reference.

[@magicgadget]

It’s also the opposite of 01 the machine city’s name from animatrix.

[@jamesbillington3501]

I thought it was again going back to binary as in 1 + 0 so a place where the 2 states/enterties, both humans and machinen live together. But it does work as I/O for input output, or rather inside outside, for those come from inside the matrix, being the programs we see who take on form in IO like Morpheus does, and those come from outside being the humans.

[@JONINXBOX]

The film seems to splitting fans but I personally liked it, it’s a good set up and basically resets the whole franchise back to the end of the original where the Matrix exists and Neo and others are aware of it so they can go from this point onward without all the baggage about the architect and other elements some people had issues with in the original sequels… 8/10

[@mikhail5428]

*For those who love Sense8 was fascinating to watch most of the actors in this movie, they're deserve to have a comeback, they are great*

[@katearcher8514]

I'm so glad to hear someone discuss this film with such enthusiasm! Personally, I loved it, exactly for all the details described in this video, and for Love, which was just as essential for the first film, as it is for this one.

[@MichaelPoke]

Yes me too.

[@darksilverx25]

X2

[@Anonymous-yh4ol]

I AGREE

[@kiralee2012]

I agree!!!

[@steverogers6572]

tell me you werent born in the 90s without telling me you werent born in the 90s.

[@kimicain]

I like at the very end when they fly off screen. If you look closely they are rotating around each other. Kinda like binary stars.

[@sk8girladri]

Good catch✨

[@MrTimboman14]

Or a double helix

[@rikidementia1819]

Yin and Yang ☯️

[@kimicain]

I like those ideas, they just don’t fit in with what the movie is trying to suggest. To me it’s like the very last “binary” callout. Considering that it’s plastered all over the movie. You could go as far as saying the ref and blue pill have binary aspects as well considering that one doesn’t work without the other. That’s just my far fetched crazy idea though.

[@kimicain]

Red* not ref lol

[@alyces8203]

Erik:”Blue light can lead to blurred vision,digital eye strain and effect your energy level” Also Erik: *Has a blue background*

[@devlinmclean]

I'm pretty sure that the bikes that “Tiffany” was building were actually Arch Motorcycles....a custom brand that Kanu is involved in IRL

[@Calypso694]

Yup and his partner is the mechanic in the movie working in the bikes.

[@robertgrey1377]

I wish this movie had done more to continue the storyline of the matrix, I was a bit underwhelmed in that regard. I wanted to see what happened with the humans of IO and the turncoat machines and all that

[@kensredemption]

I like how insidious Neil Patrick Harris portrays The Analyst, mainly because of how accurate and apathetic he is - very much like software designed by someone with ulterior motives.

[@Zooted504]

He was terrible to me

[@nashsanadiki3104]

The rise of Darth Barney

[@emgonzale]

He just seemed like typical NPH to me. Not that he’s not a great actor. Just didn’t do it for me in this movie and for this character.

[@MrGenexxx]

NPH knows a thing or two about Anal... wait for it... yst. Analyst!

[@WilliamButtlicker]

His performance surprisingly worked for me but the movie still was terrible tbh. I liked they started it as a meta commentary but then started following the same tropes they were critiquing.

[@jamsl1971]

One detail I loved was when Neo was being treated after being brought into the real world, Bugs says "What's up, Doc?"

[@mrsleakyshit]

22:53 It’s also a call back to the subway scene in the first movie when Neo says “My name is Neo!” after being called Mr.Anderson multiple times by Smith.

[@Kroododile553]

One very small detail that I noticed while watching. Outside of the Simulatte front door was a shop called Zoetrope, the looping animation device. More loops

[@ponderosabones7803]

I saw Jude as a reference to Judas, the disciple that betrayed Jesus, considering a lot of people interpret Neo as a sort of Christ like figure. Also, I was surprised there was no mention of the moment where Bugs actually says "What's up, doc?" :P

[@charismahornum-fries691]

Same here.

[@dicrurusparadiseus]

I spotted that on my second viewing! 😁

[@kingsoloman42]

*Investigate kingsoloman42 Answers To The Universe. Oh mentioning that would've been obvious, I guess these are numbers of "missable details" that one's obvious lol

[@joelchristian4078]

The Analyst throws away his blue glasses during the first bullet-time because Neo now knows the 'reality'. Also, the buttons of the blue sweater are now open and the blue butterfly is gone too.

[@jason01095]

Excellent analysis, as always NR! One thing that still escapes me: how was Smith able to break out of the bullet time slo-mo when Neo and Trinity met in Simulatte for "the test" with the Analyst? I'm sure I must've missed that somewhere...

[@trentonwinn1713]

Ya same here

[@MavricMusic]

I think it's due to Smith being in the matrix originally so he would then know how fast it can really go. He was slower in the original trilogy because it was a older slower simulation

[@MrTimboman14]

@@MavricMusic analog/digital

[@RocRivers]

Smith warned him. He wasn't fully unlocked yet. Smith was

[@TK___421]

@@RocRivers 👏🏽

[@the0peratoR]

I was high when I saw this at the theater and I thought I was trippin when Moss's reflection was different

[@JayBr87]

This might be a stretch, but it appears that Neo and Trinity each have a blue and red glow on them at the 24:03 mark, possibly illustrating an "opposite attraction" or further showing the different paths with taking the red or blue pill. In this case, "maybe" the colors represents the machines attempts to keep them apart on separate simulations and/or realities, so the two wont eventually meet in the Matrix.

[@DarkManSonian]

I really liked this movie and it puts the whole story of the Matrix in much more honest and darker light. There is no escape from the matrix (capitalism) Our only hope is to come together and hope to at minimum, change things to be a lil better for those trapped in it.

[@kharikhy-ree2242]

It's more so a conversation about all systems humans say they don't like or agree with but still abide by.

[@RobertVlcek]

Simply put: Everytime I see an analysis regarding the themes and topics of this movie, I grow from liking to loving it. Probably because one gets a better idea how to understand it by accumulating all of this into your own first impression and thoughts.

[@abolfazlnasehi]

Yes exactly. This movie was not about the action which a lot of people are moaning about.

[@TheEvilCheesecake]

You just need someone to tell you what to think about the movie.

[@michaellawrence7570]

The matrix the masterpiece lives on forever

[@mandipandi303]

I loved this film. I nearly cried with glee every time a Sense8 cast member came on screen. I love Lana so much.

[@bamf1321]

How about the key shop is the same one from sense8 as well

[@jakesanto2497]

You should of put in how the butterfly in the theripist room changed to more red than blue in one of the futer meatings.

[@jakob187]

Seq is also short for "sequence" in coding, which works for his character since he is the one that codes the portals for people to transport through the Matrix.

[@russellwalker4327]

I liked this movie. I did my best to understand the plot & where the timeline was as well as how smith fit in & needed to be there. They definitely should’ve put in more backstory of Zion & what happened to everyone else during the peace & purge! The machines war & the analyst rise to despicable power

[@ShadowArtist]

may likely be covered in the rumored Animatrix 2.0/Animatrix O supposedly in development

[@brianpezzuti]

Definitely my least favorite Matrix installment but I didn't think it was bad by any means. Loved how self-aware/meta it was; it fit the movie very well. Excited to see if there will be a follow-up fifth film.

[@chalos23]

I hope not

[@andylikesstuffchannel]

@chrismas I'm the same think another watch might put it into 2nd maybe

[@JeffMaginniss203]

Deus Ex in 99 had a Game of the Year edition, a game that the protagonist loosely resembeled neo, and had another character called Morpheus

[@roguestargun]

Deus Ex came out the year after the Matrix was released, and altered its art style during development to match the aesthetic of The Matrix.

[@roguestargun]

2 more references. The Pilot's name Hanno is a reference to Hanno the Navigator, an early Carthaginian explorer of the West African Coast. The birds in the Matrix also have a flight pattern that is extremely reminiscent of the Boids simulation used in computer graphics.

[@furrybproductions]

Seq in programming is short for Sequence, as in a function that allows multiple functions to run one after another super quickly as if at the same time like how he functions as an operator while projects into the Matrix

[@RirtyDascal]

It’s pretty cool that Lana brought so many actors from the Sense8 cast into the Matrix world.

[@lexingtonluthor5637]

This was my favorite part. Seeing all of them

[@maria.a5]

Awesome analysis! Really gives this movie a deeper meaning than what I initially thought.

[@OskaIvanovichSmirnov]

About the flock thing. It is foreshadowing the world is just a simulation. You know in video games, the animal AIs tend to repeat the same patterns.

[@Sashowindfeather]

The number of Sense8 actors in this, was amazing.

[@furrybproductions]

The file that was missing from the Modal was Morpheus. Normally you put an asset in the same folder as the level file. The name of the level is Heart O The City

[@strifedanny5045]

I liked this movie, maybe not as much as the OG, but it's definitely on par with the sequels for me, and I really like the sequels

[@asad5067]

no way they made the sequels, enter the matrix, and animatrix all at once and the sequels were way better than this.

[@rhynepascual]

I've been waiting for this video!

[@betacancri1476]

I loved the movie - was only disappointed with the lackluster visuals and fight scenes. But that’s only because when I think of the matrix, next level visuals and fight choreography comes to mind.

[@nobleskywalker4639]

Keanu just can't kick like he used to after his surgeries

[@bobsy852]

Agreed, the choreography and camera work of the fight scenes was truly awful in this film which was a big disappointment

[@andylikesstuffchannel]

Thinl that was due to it bring a different matrix than the one in the trilogy

[@lt.langle]

I feel like there's something we're still missing even lana says no one has figured it out yet. I think. Neo and trinity are the 1s in 101 and Smith is the 0. I feel like there's something there

[@Thunderflare99]

Really nice done anaylsis! The movie didn't really hook me like the other films did, but you really broke this one down in ways I can appreciate it more.

[@demonsorrow536]

The movie was crap. This analysis was amazing. I definitely appreciate the analysis.

[@LadyFlawless77]

I been a Matrix fan/analyzer since 1999....ima keep it short n say this was perfectly done n im grateful the Wachowskis ddnt let WB screw up their awesome legacy❤💯

[@LoiccoiL]

Right behind the curtain in the theatre, you can spot a wall copying the Merovingian castle aesthetic. One of the Deus Ex Machina developer is John Gaeta, creator of the bullet time on the first Matrix. Io is also a call back to 01, the first machine city in Animatrix.

[@oolong2]

This movie just reminded me how much of an ingenious and groundbreaking film the original Matrix was.

[@nova2512]

*The city IO is also a nod to the animatrix where we learn the first all machine city was called 01*

[@elanthys]

Glad to see someone else made that connection!

[@scottmUTCS]

Was waiting for this. Thanks!

[@yeuxdal]

Coolest aspect of Bugs is what an old and classic symbol (slave) of WB Bugs Bunny is.

[@reecosuavey420]

So much content lately. Love it

[@eduardofranco8528]

The avatar of Neo that bugs saw it's the same everyone else, but, when Bugs saw he was younger and bald, just like he was when he came out of the matrix, so when he changes hir hair or beard, his avatar changes it too.

[@NicholasSouris]

I thought so too. A balding programmer at the hight of success shaves head to seem cooler (Besos?) And now after 2 sequels that flopped he's not as much caring about his appearance

[@luisavalos8700]

I love, LOVE that so many of the sense8 cast was in this movie. It really made my heart happy

[@talibnunnally1531]

Am i the only one who expected seq to be short for sequence? Also, the eat shit sign was shown right before bugs slams to the ground, eating shit. Also also, the simulatte sign right before the no turn on red sign was telling us no simulation if your on the red pill.

[@MrJoshHyman]

One thing I thought I picked up on but wasn't mentioned here, was that previously the idea of salvation was freeing everyone from the Matrix, as if all humans wanted to be freed. This movie seemed to suggest at the end that Neo and Trinity will now give humans the choice to stay in the matrix or unplug from it, thus truly creating a co-existence with the machines. True freedom. The Humans who want to stay plugged into their altered reality can stay ("ignorance is bliss") and those who want to see behind the curtain and live in the real world, but without all the frills and comforts of the Matrix can do so. Inevitably they'll be some humans who stay, and thus the machines can continue to use them as batteries. Co-existence (as deranged as that all seems).

[@sknkwrksowner]

Good point. To dovetail on, if you recall Smith said it failed the first time the machines did it because it was "perfect". That speaks to how we "need" and lust for conflict in order to feel fulfilled. We constantly have to rank things (Jordan v. Kobe v. LeBron), have winners and losers (any sports), and victim/savior complex (disaster of some sort v. 'praised heroes'). So if none of those conflicts existed, so many people would have no 'purpose'.

[@RandyLutcavich]

That was actually what the Oracle and the Architect agreed to at the end of Revolutions, but then that caused a power shortage which caused the machine civil war, which led to this version of the Matrix.

[@michaelross1452]

Not sure anyone mentioned it yet. Spybreak by Propellerheads plays as we see all the Matrix models in Thomas Anderson's office. Its a 32bit midi version of it. And is a callback to the lobby shootout where they(Neo and Trinity)must ascend the building to free Morpheus.

[@saltlakedood]

While waiting for yours I watched a lot of the others and yes you guys go the distance and bring up nuggets no one else talks about! Love it! EV is a Rock Star!

[@cjjuszczak]

3:10 you missed the electric sparks as Bugs falls down the sign being Matrix symbols :) 15:55 John Gaeta on the right, Matrix 1-3 VFX lead and creator of bullet time. 17:08 big white rabbit

[@daveh00d]

14:30 Sati is the kid from Revolutions, not Resurrections

[@JDReynolds2005]

"BLUE light damages our eyes..." Am I the only one that sees the irony here?

[@-M0LE]

And they use BLUE SCREEN for cgi lol

[@jiii333]

are you referring to neo having his eyes melted? If so, hilarious...didnt see that at all. Now, I cant help but see how obvious it is!

[@DrewTrox]

*Missed Detail* Trinity catching Neo after leaping off the building was a practical stunt with wires. Just like the practical stunt of Neo catching Morpheus and the two hanging from the helicopter in the first Matrix. So it's an homage to that scene in storytelling and ,breaking the fourth wall, in filmmaking.

[@SlickVath42]

Just like the name plate of the Nebuchadnezzar had the reference to Mark III vs 11 (son of god), the Mnemosyne has got Mark III vs 19; and Judas Iscariot, who betrayed him. And his assistant Jude was actually Neo's betrayor by keeping him in controle

[@Rize_Inn]

Thanks for giving this movie the Voss treatment. I haven't seen much enthusiasm for it.

[@sunnygogna5097]

To me it really boils down to how our life is so interconnected with algorithms nowadays and how easily we’re managed and controlled by it and if we’re not “plugged” in then we feel depressed just as Neo does despite being the famous developer of the best game ever. I absolutely loved the movie but although with all the emphasis on making “Trinity” as part of being the equivalent of being the one was a bit of a stretch, I understand Neo programming being passed onto or mixed due to previous movies but still i felt Neo should’ve been the one being the beholder of power of the one. Hugo Weaving and Laurence Fishburne not being involved took the wow factor out a bit plus not having big fight scenes and chases scenes but overall movie reflected more toward how our society is nowadays. I hope they make 2 more Matrix movies for sure.

[@Indie-Adam]

I really enjoyed matrix 4. It was a beautifully crafted story. Thanks for taking the time to find all those hidden gems!

[@Indie-Adam]

Inquiring minds wanna know Mr. Voss. Did you approve of this film or did you not like it?? 😎

[@andrew881000]

@@Indie-Adam it was a shit movie that threw in feminism at the end because of the director trying to change his gender.

[@Indie-Adam]

@@andrew881000 I didn’t have that take away from the ending. What about the ending makes you feel that way? 🍿 Was it a “shit” movie though? I don’t think that was a shit movie… Now Sega’s House of the Dead was a shit movie. This film was deep and more thought provoking.

[@dells_lakeside]

@@andrew881000 Rude

[@juanrivera5084]

So dope. I knew this movie was chock full of easter eggs. So cool you found a lot that I didn’t notice. Love your work.

[@tarrah662]

I don't think it was mentioned, but Freeman Agyeman, Brian J. Smith, Toby Onwumere, Mumbi Maina, Erendira Ibarra, Max Riemelt, and Purab Kohli all had roles in Sense8.

[@7fingeredjuggalo]

i liked it tbh i know it was made out of spite but i kinda hope we get to see more trinity with powers

[@idotechno]

It was a good movie. I heard not so great reviews but I kept thinking what are people expecting? It was exactly what I thought it would be. It's full of call backs, easter eggs, self-analysis, and reimaginations. I was guessing at the plot constantly and while it was a bit predictable as the story unravelled, I still found it exciting.

[@paulmoore5707]

Awesome video, with tons of stuff I didn't know about. Thanks!

[@eksynn]

"no turn on red" by the simulatte cafe entrance was a good attention to detail. lol

[@ayellowjew5069]

Kinda feel like they relied on nostalgia too much like what star wars did with the sequels

[@estebanrivera4786]

Thanks for showing me the whole movie without me spending two hours watching it lol Now i can move on. Can't wait for when the Batman comes out and you analyze that!

[@roxo3279]

Oh I've been waiting for this! Thank you NR!

[@robertgonzalez2216]

That cover of "Wake Up' was dope AF!

[@kensredemption]

I’m just glad at least one channel on KZbin is giving Resurrections the justice it deserves.

[@DrexPlays]

been waiting for this. tho the hand to hand action didnt HIT like I wanted it to compared to the previous 3 movies I did enjoy it. If they green light another 2 films I hope the hand to hand steps up but I'm here for it either way!!

[@sorosaltgaming]

3:07 beautiful description for the movie

[@yourboy_ace]

Been waiting for this 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@e.h.buchmann23]

Loved the film, loved your analysis (as always) and I'm all here for The Catrix!

[@billywestom]

I’ve been waiting for your take on this every day since release!

[@raginhaver]

Great video! Thank you I love learning anything about the matrix

[@purple_circle6612]

Nice video! Great attention to details! Thanks for pointing them out!

[@anthonyj8371]

Such a sick movie!! Thanks for all the years of content and laughs 🤟

[@elipsorange]

You can't be serious

[@ElevenEvilExes]

i've seen it 3 times, and it got better with every viewing. now i totally love this movie!

[@HipnotikHylian]

This is a cap

[@alexricky87]

I was waiting for this!

[@anisshivani8684]

Hey excellent stuff! Best analysis of m4 I’ve seen so far.

[@360.Tapestry]

i believe in time, once people's expectations of what they wanted from a matrix sequel falls away, people will be able to appreciate this movie for what it is by itself

[@8TeamNightwing8]

It's a troll on people's expectations You only have to see it once though.

[@carlospontinas2509]

You can appreciate what it is right now. Look for a video entitled Milton Killer's Matrix Easter Eggs and follow that to its channel.

[@passiveagressive4983]

I love how NR ignore the. films negative reviews and just breaks it down for what it is. A damn good sci fi movie.

[@keeltou1790]

it was a damn good sci fi movie 3 movies ago

[@leroyrodgers6089]

@@keeltou1790 facts.

[@DarkCode]

This movie we it that good except with certain concepts Ike the machine civil war, machine allies, and the Morpheus print r image in the real world

[@Datrebor]

I personally loved the movie. I think it is one of the greatest sequels made. So looking forward to more movies.

[@alexmcaleenan313]

Loved when Bugs asked the medical officer on board the ship "what's up Doc" ;)

[@szortowniawordpresscom1388]

Wonderful list, Erik! Though still not complete as there are basically easter eggs, callbacks, and references in each scene. IO = 10 (binary), Input/Output, and more, plus my additional thought is that it's even similar to Ю from Cyrillic which is pronounced /ju/ like "you", which can be interpreted as the city kinda representing a safe haven for us, an escape from this surrounding digital madness :)

[@Jldizzle1]

I really enjoyed the movie and the complexity nature of the film and matrix lore

[@ShokriFrancis]

The character "Berg" is I think a nod to the famous club in Berlin "Berghain". His tattoos are the logo for the club.

[@iteamy]

Berg is a reference to The Berghain nightclub in Berlin; his tattoos are the same as the logo of Ostgut Ton, the club's record label. Parts of this film were shot in the Kraftwerk in Berlin, home of the Tresor nightclub.

[@JackFaulkner]

Yep, Lana has been spotted at BH in the past