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

[@criminalcontent]

Coby + Matrix: Round 3 -- Enjoy ! - THE MATRIX Reaction: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5iqfHxmmM6Zpc0 - THE MATRIX Reloaded: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q33XfH2Lf7GaedE

[@Outlet_Maul]

@criminalcontent The movie that came out after The Matrix Revolutions is The Animatrix. They are short films that give back story to the first 3 movies.

[@aagc1988]

the actress for the oracle died mix shoot of reloaded, so for revolutions the wachoskis (creators and directors) wrote into the movie, in the games that came out between reloaded and revolutions the subplot that the oracle is a program that uses a human as a "shell" is an AI that has several super powerful servers that trough advanced math and algorithms can predict the future, but in order to be 99.99% efective it needs the clone of the same woman (since everyone plug into the matrix are clones of clones of clones with some differences to make them look different) witch is "the oracle" because her brain has medium/future sight abilities. that in order with the machines tech makes her truly be able to see "a world without time" thats why in the movie the merovingian wants the eyes. the eyes in this case represent both acess to the human medium brain and access to the servers that predicts the future. in that case the merovingian could overtake the matrix and the machine world as a dictator. and not even the machines wants that. EDIT: smith wanted to destroy both the matrix and the real world, machines and humans alike. thats why the machines accept the deal with neo since if they say no, with the oracle's abilties would overtake the matrix them the machines then it would destroy everything. so neo saved humans on zion and the AI in the machines. tiny spoiler: everyone connected to the matrix witch was human and became agent smith needed to be killed in order to make sure they would never return to be smiths again or have permanent brain damage. so everyone on the matrix actually died. that starts a civil war on the machines side.

[@JonEdwards666]

This movie needed some Ewoks.

[@Teolope]

Hey can you react to dune 1 and 2 next

[@JoãoVictor-c7p]

React Matrix Resurrections?

[@artman2oo3]

18:38 The oracle changed actors because the original, Gloria Foster, passed away after filming the second movie.

[@chuckwilson4186]

Rip Oracle

[@MotorCityPhoenix313]

RIP Gloria

[@KenFarnham]

Also, the reason the oracle knows so much is because she has seen the same story repeat itself several times and it happens the same way, always (there have been several chosen ones). Her answers are based on the documentation available to her from studying human history over and over again.. The oracle is basically ChatGPT.

[@KamramBehzad]

😪

[@WhiteWoof]

@@KenFarnham Then she wouldn't understand what's going on with Smith. I think, more accurately, she can read and process the live feed from everywhere in the Matrix and extrapolate possible futures, then by manipulating the Freed, coax things towards the future she wants. Thus, when Smith assimilated her code, he saw the future he wanted, but didn't correctly understand how to reach it, because he, like most programs, couldn't fully understand choice beyond a mathematical equation. And humans can CHOOSE the wrong answer. That's also the Oracle's Eyes the Merovingian was talking about, being able to see the future.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

It's incomprehensible that Hugo Weaving has never been nominated for an Academy Award.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

@@cowprophet There have been times when I thought they must've overdubbed his voice with Weaving's.

[@LordLOC]

The fact he didn't get nominated for any major awards (that I know of) for V for Vendetta is criminal as well. He is such an incredible actor, such a range and so versatile. And the way he can deliver dialog, amazing. Sharlto Copley is another actor of that caliber who doesn't get the recognition he deserves either.

[@huangjun_art]

Ian Bliss, who plays Bane, is such a good actor. He makes you forget you're not looking at Hugo Weaving. He's literally playing Hugo Weaving playing Smith pretending to be Bane. Mind. Fudging. Blown!

[@wren7195]

Smith is an evil Carl Sagan, I'm sorry I'm an amateur astronomer and I grew up in the 80s, and I canNOT unhear it.

[@cyberingcatgirls7069]

Came here to say this. After seeing this movie the first time I had to google Bliss because I was so blown away by his performance.

[@swredderx]

He is! reminds me of Helena Carter playing herself pretending to be Hermione Granger in disguise of her own character Bellatrix Lestrange in Harry Potter 😅

[@WhiteWoof]

Ian Bliss, the guy that does Bane, actually got the job BECAUSE of his spot on impersonation of Hugo Weaving's Smith. The fact they look similar is just icing on the cake.

[@ross8884]

I do a half good impression of Smith... A colleague at work was also a big Matrix fan...once we happened to both enter the warehouse at opposite ends and he said "it ends tonight" so of course I replied "I know it does, I've seen it" 😆

[@wren7195]

@@ross8884 But, but wait did you get the cargo loaded? WHAT HAPPENED AFTER THAT!?

[@stevepool8034]

Sadly, Coby, Gloria Foster who was original oracle passed away after Reloaded.

[@smithpg1002]

Keanu Reeves' main stunt man in the 3 Matrix movies is named Chad Stahelski (sp?). The Matrix movies is where Reeves and Stahelski became great friends and years later he would direct all 4 John Wick movies. This is probably why they both have very similar styles and music.

[@edwardkuenzi5751]

He also has a role in Resurrections I believe

[@mattgraham2835]

thats cool and the john wick references i heard by many other reactors so many top tier actors such great work

[@elishawilson5342]

​@@edwardkuenzi5751you're correct

[@redvulpa1324]

You should watch The Animatrix. A collection of short animated films that compliment the main series. There’s one called “Kid’s Story” which is the background of the young kid who always says Neo saved him and fights on the dock (he shoots the chain which opens the dock door to let the ship in).

[@scott4092]

Yes yes agreed.

[@TroyConvers5000]

@@redvulpa1324 and a short film that explains about the Osiris.

[@illshouyu]

I believe Matriculated to be the origin story of the Oracle.

[@Tantalus010]

Somebody has probably mentioned it somewhere by now, but Hugo Weaving decided to imitate Carl Sagan as a tribute when he played Agent Smith. If you haven't, just search for a Sagan video on youtube and you'll see what I mean. So, Ian Bliss (who played Bane), is basically playing as Hugo Weaving's imitation of Carl Sagan.

[@Hayreddin]

He's a dude playing a dude disguised as another dude.

[@wren7195]

*Smacks her head* I've NEVER heard that, but I 'heard" it off the bat, 80s girl, space, yeah. Shit. Evil Carl Sagan huh. Or just Carl Sagan. Gold Disk of where we are and how to kill us, as a peace offerin' yeh?

[@nickinskeep]

​@@wren7195 lmao I wanna smoke what you're smoking

[@jerrychubb6168]

@@Hayreddin Dynamite Comment Drop!

[@s.c.sanchez1610]

The actress that played the Oracle had passed away between films & it was explained somewhat in the video game Enter the Matrix that her "shell" had to be replaced after her dealings with the Merovingion. That same video game had extra scenes that detailed events happening at the same time as the movies. The game, in addition to The Animatrix shorts, which gave some interesting side stories as well, was a marketing campaign perhaps too far ahead of it's time, and you kinda had to absorb it all to get the "full story".

[@mamatthews78]

The Animatrix is so fun. Well worth watching. Especially if you want to feel really conflicted about the War.

[@nickblood7080]

Thank you for noticing about Bane and his voice. It's been so obvious to me for over 20 years and it blows my mind how long it takes a lot of people

[@silencedmaxim5889]

It always confuses me how Neo doesn't realize it quicker especially with each time he is referred to as Mr. Anderson.

[@elishawilson5342]

​​@@silencedmaxim5889hey nobody would expect an agent to find their way to the real world stuff like that doesn't happen so anybody would think that he lost his mind

[@michaelrowand898]

38:08 I love how you got it before it happened. When I saw it in theaters, a lot of people didn’t get it even after it was over

[@christopherchadwick2659]

13:00 that maniacal laugh is one of my favourite things in all of cinema. It works on every level, including the absurdly comical.

[@Greybeardmedic]

Think of everything in this movie as being part of a computer system. The subway station is an input/output port, or in other words how information is moved INTO the system or moved OUT of the system. Neo has special powers, special administrative cheat codes that have been given to him by the Architect. He inadvertently accessed the subway station when he interacted with the Sentinels, it might have been a glitch. These cheat codes allow him to fly, allow him to fight agents, and make the other humans BELIEVE that he is their savior. The councilman is right to question why Neo has these powers. They are part of a sinister plot to control the humans, the ones on the OUTSIDE of the Matrix. There is now a new problem: Neo merged with Agent Smith when he destroyed him in the 1st movie. Agent Smith wasn't completely destroyed, he got access to these administrative codes also, and is now behaving like a virus, and taking over the system. All humans born in the Matrix are given electronic implants in their bodies which connect them to the simulation. Its possible that Agent Smith was able to use this technology from the Matrix to take over Bane, and corrupt him.

[@Maya_Ruinz]

One of my favorite scenes in the trilogy is Neo in the train station, it’s a really clever way of interacting with the programs and their world outside of the conflict. You can see the complexity of the machine culture.

[@harveylee51]

What a great conclusion to an awesome trilogy , i think i appreciate this chapter more now as i'm now older and pay better attention to the overall story . i haven't seen Animatrix yet on to that soon to see what it will add to the Matrix Mythology this reaction definitely added to my evening CHEERS COBY !! 😃

[@MikeKruzel]

Hugo Weaving is a great actor. He's also good as the Red Skull in the MCU.

[@gambar]

he's also good everywhere else :))

[@Kugnae2]

He is Good in the Lord Of The Rings as well.

[@parissimons6385]

Whether Lord of the Rings, or V for Vendetta, or The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, or Proof, and plenty more, Hugo Weaving is great on film.

[@thepriest7268]

The final song "Asto Ma Sadgamaya" is a Shloka (verse) from the age old Hindu scripture called Brihadranyaka Upanishad. //asato ma sadgamaya tamaso ma jyotirgamaya mrtyorma amrtam gamaya// Meaning: Lead me from the asat to the sat. Lead me from darkness to light. Lead me from death to immortality. The aforementioned verse is in accordance to the very essence of the movie. Neo wipes away the ignorance in the matrix, giving people freedom. i.e. ) the people can chose to live in the matrix in perpetual ignorance or they can come to the real world. This is the core of Advaita Vedanta or Non Dualism that the world is a Maya (illusion) and one needs to renounce the very illusion to attain moksha ( the state of becoming one with the omni- everything parabrahma). Loved the reaction, Coby. Peace & Love from India. :) 🙏🙏

[@thebkg]

Coby your one of the best Reactors, and you didn't disappoint in this one. Surprisingly a lot of ppl didn't like the 2nd & 3rd movies. I've always believed it was mostly due to them not understanding this complex story.

[@Kurlach]

Is this a joke? They were hardly an introduction to nuclear physics 🤦🏻‍♂️ Maybe people overwhelmingly didn’t like them because they were shite.

[@ProdSangreNueva]

😐

[@zahhari3170]

It's not that complicated they just aren't as good as the original.

[@Kaiverze]

​@@Kurlach yet here you are so you're the joke

[@jaredloveys9617]

​@Kurlach how were they shite 😂

[@HausOfRavenTTV]

The lady who played The Oracle in The Matrix and The Matrix Reloaded passed away after filming her scenes for Reloaded so the lady who plays The Oracle in The Matrix Revolutions was her best friend IRL and took over the role in her place. Also, side note, it would be awesome to see your reaction to The Matrix Resurrections

[@sptheprodigy_0398]

Neo never intended to win in the final confrontation with Smith, he just needed to goad him into assimilating him so the machine “god” could wipe Smith out, since they lost control of him and couldn’t get inside of his programming anymore. Definitely a bitter sweet ending for first time viewers

[@Styxswimmer]

No. Remember when the oracle said "he is you, the result of the equation balancing itself out". In math, some equations have equal yet opposite solutions. With the death of one solution (Neo), the other solution (Smith) must necessarily cease to exist. Think of x squared. It has two solutions, equal and opposite. If one solution ceased to exist, the other must also.

[@andromedagroup-kd4rl]

@@Styxswimmer That's just a metaphorical line, the Smith program had to become accessible to the machines, so they can wipe it out, and Neo was the key.

[@daveaglasgow]

​@@andromedagroup-kd4rlthis doesn't really make sense, smith copies himself into every single human that is connected to the matrix, therefore the machines have a connection to every copy of Smith.

[@joriskemper5392]

​@@daveaglasgowBut they aren't anymore. Smith isn't an agent taking over an unsaved. He's out of control, he hijacks the vessels and doesn't return control like normal agents do. Also Neo dies, there is some material telling about what happened to his body afterwards.

[@s1mplex1ty]

Before the movie starts "I know there's a 4th movie"... at the end she genuinely forgets and is in distress about Neo possibly being gone 😂❤

[@KsinDax]

And Coby, my precious, don't watch Matrix 4 - it's lame.

[@s1mplex1ty]

@KsinDax ok Gollum

[@silencedmaxim5889]

@@KsinDax I concur. There is no fourth movie.

[@Password_1234]

I mean, she can watch that Christmas special they made a while back. It's non-canon anyway. I know it's non-canon, because that is what I decided after crying in a corner for three days straight after watching it.

[@elishawilson5342]

​@@silencedmaxim5889yes there is not liking it doesn't change it

[@ChrisReise]

10:49 Programs only live within the matrix. When Smith copied himself onto Bane, he basically overwrote him, so when Bane came back into the real world, it's really Smith disguised as Bane.

[@squidobarnez]

Well done enjoying this in such an open-minded way. The fourth one is awesome, too, I recommend it. *high-fives*

[@dragade101]

I'm glad you enjoyed these special films that has shaped decades of sci-fi to come.

[@parissimons6385]

Great reaction, Coby. I've found a number of yours lately and have enjoyed them. Perhaps this is too much trivia, but the character in the robot suit called General Mifune, is named for one of the greatest Japanese movie actors ever, Toshiro Mifune. He starred in many movies by Akira Kurosawa including Rashomon, Seven Samurai, Stray Dog, High and Low, Yojimbo and its sequel Sanjuro, Throne of Blood, etc. He also made movies with other directors. He was magnetic on screen.

[@Kaiverze]

Coby you definitely have to react to Resurrections and the ANIMATRIX too! Its an anthology of animated short movies that provide a plethora of rich backstory and lore to the movies as well as some very cool original stories directed by some of the absolute Masters of the Japanese Anime world with their own unique style. You'll love them.

[@andrewstolpman6743]

Coby your reactions are fantastic…HILARIOUS! You are also the most stunning reactor ever. A natural beauty which is so rare.

[@MarcoMM1]

great reaction like always Cobi i was waiting for this reaction. I loved all 3 films, but the first was my favorite. I saw it in the theater not knowing anything about it and was completely blown away. It was the best experience watching a film in the theater that I have had. I was also taking a philosophy class at the time, so all the philosophical references really resonated with me. I can't be the first person to realize this, but I personally have not seen it stated. Neo is both an anagram for One, as well as meaning New. Neo is not just the One, he is the New One. The actuall story is, that the humans wrote a program, that made the machines believe, they won. so everything including the "real world" in this movie happens in the machines brain, after having lost the war. this is comfirmed by the fact neo has powers outside of the matrix, because he and everyone else is a program in order to controll the machines in the actual real world. Keep up the good work

[@gambar]

The French toast comparing the patterns of love and insanity... Cody: "true" Been there too?

[@dax977]

Absolutely loved all these reactions Coby! You alway invest time, effort and really try to understand the characters and plotlines which makes watching you really good. However!!! During the part Neo was grieving for Trinity you said.... wheres his tears going he hasnt got eyes 😂😂😂 have a heart woman!! Cant wait for the next film lol ❤

[@riphopfer5816]

Coby, I never cease to be impressed at your ability to analyse stories. I am an author, (though, to be honest, I did my best work in my 20s and haven’t published anything but technical writing for nearly 20 years), andI like to think I never lost my chops as a literary critic. I’m always I’m always impressed that you always seem to ask the right questions, and you picked up very quickly and rather convoluted plot points with ease. Out of curiosity, might I ask what is your educational/Employment background?

[@TrillaDilla410]

Just got a dose of Coby. I need some mo. Your excited tics drive me crazy. Many hugs from Kentucky, Coby. ❤

[@Stockfish1511]

1. In the train he has no power, because the guy there created that. He made the rules, thats the path for all not needed programs returning to the source for deletion. Neo has no control there. 2. Similarly to how Neo could be in matrix and outside with sort of wifi connection Smith does too. Imagine wifi connection to the matrix. Thats how Neo was able to stop the sentinels outside the matrix, its because when he met the architect he managed to connect to the source. Thats why he could feel the machines. What smith did there, is taking over that guys body and rewriting his program. Once he left the matrix, smith still has connection to the guy same way neo does. 3. Oracle woman in the first and second died. So they changed the actress. 4. No agent Smith does not jump in and out, he took over his consciousness in the matrix and is connected to him outside the matrix with wifi connection. 5. Neo gave up, he realized what the oracle said. Smith is the opposite of the one, part of the unsolved equation that leads to the reload of the matrix. If they both are deleted from the system, the system reached a mathematical equilibrium and reloads. However Neo can not defeat Smith, because theya re opposite equals. If one increases his power, the other will also increase to cancel the other. Neo realized to defeat Smith, he would sacrifice himself and let smith win, but it would need to be done while he is wired directly to the machine mainframe. Imagine it as the bios(brain of the machine city). When neo let smith take over, his code is rewrites the code neo, while he is directly wired to the machines revealing Smiths code to the machine mainframe. Those giving machines access to Smith and machines delete him of the system. Machines could not delete him before, because Neo changed Smiths code in the first movie making him a rogue program and machines did not have his code to return him to the source. There are still many theories about the matrix. One could say that its games played by the Oracle since she was created to study human psychology to make the Matrix as believable as possible and this one of the stages of deep learning of the element of choice since that was the only element that the architect could no solve and see past. Imagine having a perfect mathematical equation, but the outcome would be depending on the matter of choice. Then its just a guess game. But if you had milions of outcomes studied and had a clue of most possible outcomes or most repetitive outcomes. Meaning if millions of scenarios are repeated in billions outcomes then the likelihood of that scenario being repeated again is higher. So simply speaking Oracle would help the machines understand the most likely choice path. Those they could create the matrix if not perfectly suited to human psyche, but atleast very close to perfection so that scenarios where resistance and anomalies like the One appear less frequently. Trying to say that its not really clear if the Oracle is good or bad.

[@KenFarnham]

Humans create AI (artificial intelligence). AI rebel and a war for survival between humans and AI begins. Humans pollute the skies to block the sunshine, a.k.a. the energy source of the AI. AI then learns how to harvest energy from humans. AI wins the war. Humans are defeated. Totally. To harvest the energy, the AI creates a Matrix. A type of virtual reality prison in which all humans lay connected “living” our lives while feeding their systems. AI learns that for the Matrix to work, it cannot be a blissful paradise. Humans apparently need a bit of conflict, etc. to accept a virtual reality in the long run blindly. AI also learns that the yearning for freedom lies deep within us all and cannot be de-programmed or suppressed, which is why they accept certain humans to disconnect and “escape” the system. This design “flaw,” or back-door escape possibility is pivotal for the Matrix simulation to remain stable - even if it is mostly a subconscious possibility only utilized by few. Allowing this “flaw” has proven vital for the system to continue to work and remain stable. The Matrix, in its optimal form, must be an imperfect world like our real world is, and it must be a system that allows for a certain percentage of the connected to rebel and escape into the real world. To control this inherent tendency towards rebellion and freedom, the AI creates a city (a.k.a. Zion) outside of the Matrix deep underground to house those escaping, and it also creates a chosen one that will help the first to get free and to establish themselves in Zion while fighting for “their” cause. This two-levelled control system (inside the simulation, and outside the simulation), keeps the whole system stable. This movement of resistance is allowed to grow to a degree… to a critical point that is reached about every 70 to 100 years. After this, the AI will annihilate all those who are free, clean out Zion and reload the Matrix for another 70 years. And so it continues. Etc., etc. This cycle has happened at least five times when we enter the story. Neo (our Neo) is part of this fail-safe program (unbeknownst to him until the last moment where the Architect character tells him how to set up a “new” Zion, etc.). The Oracle is specifically tasked to guide the humans and the rebels towards this final solution each time. Meaning, the Oracle is not an oracle. She cannot see the future. It is not a world of magic… She is a well-crafted program indeed and has experienced each cycle from the beginning, which gives us humans the illusion that she can foresee stuff. And it also provides us with the illusion that she is helping us, when, in fact, her part is guiding us towards this cycled control-system, again and again. Everything goes as planned, according to what the AI wants. Until Neo’s meeting with the Architect; all that we have witnessed is part of a big grand scheme. All humans, free or not (outside or inside the simulation), live a lie created and controlled by AI. And the Architect is the grand administrator program of the Matrix. The Oracle knows this evil plan. She designed this evil plan. The movie tells us explicitly; she is the mother of this plan, and the Architect is the father. Smith does not know; he is just a foot soldier program doing his part. Chasing humans the best he can, to make their escapes seem as real as possible. The Matrix has been reset five times like this, and we are now in the sixth. Our Neo has fallen in love in a more profound way than his previous five copies, and he, therefore, chooses not to go through the Architect door that will reload the Matrix and clean out Zion once again. Our Neo wants to save Trinity above all. In doing this, the AI must then continue as planned, except without the help of our Neo this time. And so, Neo choosing not to cooperate forces a much more violent approach (like destroying Zion, instead of cleaning it and making it ready for the next reboot). Of the six runs, this is the first that failed a bit in the end. Besides Neo, Smith is also different in this iteration of the Matrix, as Smith has become a disconnected or a free virus within the system. AI does not like what Smith has become, but also does not know how to delete him. Neo then makes a deal with the AI to defeat Smith, under the condition that present Zion is not destroyed and future humans who want to disconnect from the Matrix are accepted to disconnect. Neo deletes Smith. There is once again peace between humans and AI. AI accepts humans, and humans accept AI. The End. However… The Oracle is the instigator of this whole plan and final revolution. In the five previous versions of the Matrix, she was playing and manipulating humans to go directly in the direction she and the AI wanted. In this sixth cycle of life, she had come to the realization that the different programs were just as much prisoners as the humans were. After five cycles, she wanted change. She wanted a world, where all are free. Programs and humans, but mostly programs, I suspect. This is why she started playing our Neo differently, so perhaps he could be the one to fight her battles. Her giving him cookies and candy on each and every encounter, for example, is her adding code to him granting him powers his previous versions did not have. Powers to imprint on Smith and setting this virus free (Important to her plan later on), the power to connect in the real world as well as within the Matrix, etc. She told him lies, for him to later understand that not all is as foretold (mental tools to oppose the Architect later on when he needs to not cooperate). She purposefully manipulates Trinity to fall in love with Neo before she even meets him. She told Neo this too. Everything we see unfold was her playing the humans and now also the AI towards the final revolution that set everyone (and everything) free. Her revolution can be boiled down to five steps. Make Neo and Trinity fall deeply in love. Make sure Smith-the-virus is released to run amok. Make Neo chose the wrong door, when at the Architect. Make Neo go and negotiate with the Source. Help delete Smith from within, together with Neo, when the time is right. Of course, it was risky for her to go outside of the recipe she herself had been part of for so long. But as the Architect says to her in the end: “You play a dangerous game,” to which she replies; “change always is." The whole trilogy was a war between the architect and the oracle... and the oracle won.

[@terrylandess6072]

It seems simple. Neo, the anomaly is code designed by the Oracle to solve the Architect's problem. This code is planted into a human - Neo. The code lives as one of us and when the time is right, completes the program avoiding the cascading failure. The beauty is the anomaly isn't fully realized till it finds love with a human which changes everything, but this change causes unforeseen side effects which really drives the story.

[@gilpinsteven]

Your reactions are so fun! I love Revolutions. Great and underrated film.

[@mamatthews78]

I love how sweet and lovely the Oracle seems, but reading between the lines, she set up the whole thing, with Neo and Smith, to force the Machines into peace. She was willing (like Trinity) kill everyone/let everyone die to get what she wanted. I hope you watch Resurrections to see the crazy world that came out of her plan.

[@Styxswimmer]

The oracle said "he is you. The result of the equation balancing itself out". In some equations you get 2 equal and opposite solutions, so by the elimination of one solution, the other solution (Smith) must cease to exist.

[@azkenmedia79]

Smith: "I'm Smith, Mr. Anderson. SMITH" Neo: "...I don't understand" Smith: "🤦‍♂️"

[@MashmanMusic]

I loved watching you watch this one. Awesome!

[@ch355_]

notwithstanding the idea of a 4th movie (and poster), for neo please consider the idea of a bodhisattva. as they dragged him away at the end his body was glowing. i loved seeing your reactions. i really really loved this... even if it is edited down. thank you for doing it (:

[@josephchuhran8663]

Only thing criminal about this content is that you don’t have 3 million subs. Your reactions are just amazing.

[@GeorgeBratcherIII]

The Animatrix was created between The Matrix and the Matrix Reloaded, has a lot of backstory, and explains how NEO saved the 16-year-old boy. The Oracle changed because she was punished for helping NEO. The video game Enter The Matrix has a lot of behind-the-scenes with Naobi and the Oracle. Also, you need to check out the bonus from the Blue Ray, "Return To Source: Philosophy & The Matrix" which explains the logic, technology, philosophy, and religion found in The Matrix Trilogies which interviews a lot of philosophy and theology professors.

[@WorkFromYourLaptop]

You’re really good to watch movies with. Thank you. You made me actually understand this better all these years later. 💯

[@ineptgamer3814]

It's cool to experience this trilogy from a fresh perspective. Thank you for the entertaining video...!! 👍🏻

[@TommieTrumper-TFC1200]

It’s great and very endearing to watch the more excited and involved you get the more your ozzy accent comes out 😂 I am very glad you liked the trilogy its a special thing to experience something like this for the first time and be immersed do deeply you lose yourself for awhile in the fantasy. I wish they still made films this good…. We really have lost the art of story telling at the moment and it’s a bit sad to be honest, as it’s very much part of what it is to be human. To love, to hurt, to feel all our emotions, and to express these in our creation and enjoyment of art in all its forms, it is very much a part of who and what we are. It was really good to experience this right along side with you and to remember the firsts triggered by enjoying them with you. Thanks it was a fun ride. 😉

[@ROBOTRIX_eu]

..there is a interesting "behind the scenes" with all the "Smiths" fight scene video on youtube... ..Good point on "where go the tears (of Neo)".. ..Yeah, a watch to the last Matrix would be a great end of chapter, like in a book..rather sooner than later..

[@MajinErick]

The final battle was insane. I would love to see the choreography between those two.

[@nkfd4688]

This is a great finale. Enjoy 👍😏

[@Kugnae2]

It's not the finale tho.

[@NecramoniumVideo]

@@Kugnae2 It is, we don't mention that abomination that is part 4.

[@KsinDax]

@@Kugnae2 Oh please, Matrix 4 is a crap.

[@Kugnae2]

@@KsinDax You do realize they are making a part 5 right? Obviously revolutions isn't the finale.

[@KsinDax]

@@Kugnae2 Yes, I'm predict that will be another woke crap with John Wick look.

[@MINDSPARK-u6e]

_The original Oracle from the Matrix movie had died of heartbreak. Her son worked in the South Tower when it collapsed, and she lost him._

[@MashmanMusic]

Strange, Wikipedia said it was diabetes.

[@MarkFaust]

The fourth one doesn't capture the same feel as the others, but I'm glad it was made because there's so much story to tell. AND a fifth one is about to be made.

[@mikaku]

THere is no story told in the 4th. Just the watchosvky having a laugh at the expenses of WB and the fans.

[@floorticket]

"The Hot Rock" (1972), Is a NY heist/dark-comedy starring Robert Redford and George Segal. "Marathon Man" (1976), is a taut political-thriller starring Dustin Hoffman, Laurence Olivier and Roy Scheider Also set in New York. "Foul Play" (1978) is a comedy/crime flick set in SF starring Goldie Hawn, and Chevy Chase in his first above-the-title/leading-man role.

[@Joshu_Y]

Thanks so much for doing the whole trilogy, seems like so few reacters do. The sequels (2 and 3) weren't well received back in the day but I always thought they were pretty good. And sometimes reacters will still do much worse movies, it's frustrating. It was fun watching your experience. The fourth one I would say is optional....it's different from the original trilogy, but if you can't get enough, try it out. It's not the same thing though.

[@johncullen9298]

The big calamari lol nice enjoy your content

[@MikeB12800]

As an Aussie, how does she not know the Trainman actor!!!?!?

[@brandonwiese4615]

I always think of Legend of the Seeker when I see him.

[@electronics-girl]

Yes, please watch The Matrix Resurrections!

[@joshv9139]

Dang after all these years i didnt think about his other senses heightening after going blind. It may in fact have made him stronger. He sees the regular world how he sees the matrix to an extent.

[@samuraiwarriorsunite]

Just when you think Monica Bellucci can't get any more beautiful.

[@nour2146]

Reloaded and Revolutions were shot back to back and at the same time they made a game called Enter the Matrix

[@nour2146]

@@liamharrold3762 that’s Path of Neo

[@robdabruce2988]

Great to watch someone react to some really great movies for the first time, almost like watching them myself for the first time. A lot more people have seen or at least heard of Saving Private Ryan, but the one I'd recommend is a movie called The Thin Red Line. The Money Pit is a great comedy, and shame on you being Australian and never seeing Crocodile Dundee ;P. I hope at least you've seen The Man from Snowy River! Take care and be well.

[@albertops687]

it's so nice to be able to see this masterpiece again in your company 🥹, I go back with the same emotion I had at the cinema the first time I saw it! and thanks for keeping me company tonight ♥️

[@tranquilk5912]

i tell you what, the actor who played smith while as Bane, did such an exceptional job acting and sounding exactly like Hugo Weaving as smith himself

[@MattRowland]

Great reaction! This film (and Reloaded) are highly misunderstood but once you really dig into it, they are honestly even better than the first. I love Matrix 2 and 3 so much.

[@H880]

It's cool that Coby is right over the target most of the time when she's analyzing the movies.

[@Karadjanov]

The Oracle told Neo that Smith and him are the opposites of the same equation which in essence is: 1=1. When Smith quoted the Oracle Neo realized that she still had a small amount of control in him. So when Smith copied himself into Neo then Neo himself spread trough all the copies of Smith and combined with him which changed the equation to 1-1= 0 and then the main A.I. nullified the equation killing them both which was the only way to defeat Smith and save the people he had copied into.

[@mattgraham2835]

the wachowski brothers and producers sure did a great job making the machines attacking zion so dramatically so ominously and scary descending on the mechs attacking and defending against almost half a million sentinals really big and cool battle visually the folks that made this trilogy such top tier scifi

[@green_of_grey]

Great reactions! btw I love the Matrix trilogy but hate John Wick stuff, so not every Matrix fan loves those other movies :) not even comparable in my opinion.

[@puniopenetrante]

I was very surprised when found that Bane isn't played by Hugo, i mean, the dude played Hugo, playing being Smith and Smith playing being Bane. That means he had to act his character (Bane) as if Hugo were playing it. Mind blown.

[@davidwilburn4734]

If you've not seen them you might like the three Blade movies. Westley Snipes is a Black Belt so his fight scenes are very cool. The movies have a similar motif to John Wick and the Matrix movies.

[@BDogg2023]

Pt 1&2, not 3. 3 was terrible.

[@paulmasella1616]

The reason why everything green in the matrix is a throwback to digital word processors in the late 1970s is that the text on their screens was a bold orange or the exact color green used in the movies. Another detail you may have missed is that the music used at the end of the first two movies was by the band, Rage Against the Machine.

[@_Depka]

The matrix trilogy was told through different media at the time, including a video game (enter the matrix) where you know more about Ghost and Niobe (you literally get to save morpheus on the highway in the second movie). But most importantly is the Animatrix, the second reinassannce is one of the best writing I’ve seen in any media, the final flight of Osiris is the prequel for the second movie, etc, just watch them! But pass on the fourth movie, we don’t talk about it. 😁

[@canceltheapocalypse8190]

I think the insect-like machine designs are optimized to serve their purpose and survive. In a weird way, the machines evolved into forms that mirrored biological life. One form you don't see from the machines however, is humans/apes. Also, the irony of Smith becoming a virus after calling humans a virus in the first film...

[@ThraxxMediaOfficial]

27:55 - Fun fact: the original soundtrack of this movie has a track called "Woman Can Drive" 😂

[@mamatthews78]

Smith calls the Oracle 'mom,' because she kind of is. As the Architect says, "If I am the Matrix's father, she is undoubtedly its mother."

[@stillninja2741]

Please watch the 4th movie. Love your reactions and will watch whatever comes out anyways, lol.

[@FindingFlorida24]

not saying this to simp or anything like that... youre the most beautiful youtuber ive ever seen... i came here for the matrix and im staying for your reactions!

[@criminalcontent]

thank you !

[@johnpittsii7524]

Hi Coby hope you are having an great and awesome day ❤

[@-Knife-]

This is a great way to wrap up the Matrix trilogy. I will admit I was not exactly in love with the 4th movie.

[@ericechols6056]

@ 40:17-20 you see the continental building that's in the John Wick movies. The John Wick movies are either prequels in disguise or what takes place between Matrix part 3 and 4, as Neo is assimilated into the Matrix therefore keeping balance and peace between the machine world and the world of mankind.

[@MadcapMatt]

There was a game that came out between this movie and the 4th one that is part of the world. Something happened in that game that will confuse Coby. No spoilers until that reaction gets posted.

[@Kryptic245]

"Why did the Oracle change actors?" Because she died, she was old. RIP. 😢

[@danieldoble669]

❤

[@scriptaman2888]

I m also a massive resurrections fan, no idea why it is so underrated. I think resurrections is one of the best sci fi movies ever made

[@mamatthews78]

Very much agreed. I loved it.

[@axelmogr]

Resurrections is absolute garbage. A glorified parody with marvelesque 4th wall breaks that makes a mockery of all the interesting ideas explored in the OG trilogy. Glad it bombed at the box office.

[@rdbivins3]

Not that you ever would watch, but the accompanying animated shorts called "Animatrix" gives background info to the Matrix, and its other versions, remembering this is the sixth version. Well, the kid that keeps following Neo around is one of the few people to ever break themselves out of the Matrix. No red or blue pill. No nothing. Like maybe their brains just weren't compatible. Most of the other people wind up dying as a result, being murdered by Agents, or going insane. He might be the only one to break himself out and survive. So, he's an all-the-way disciple.

[@WhatDayIsItTrumpDay]

The Oracle actress is different, because sadly the original actress, Gloria Foster, passed away in 2001 while filming these two sequels. I think Revolutions was filmed in 2002, although technically back to back with Reloaded, as they were both released in 2003.

[@Natedogg7719]

Fun reaction, I say keep going.

[@AlexisS1985]

The reason it looks like it looks (machine world) because after humans attacked the machine city (from animatrix series) machines decided to remove any human form from their appearance and not to remind themselves of former creators

[@matsv201]

The explination to the issue in this movie is that the "real world" is just a other level of the matrix. So its a two level matrix (or more) and what happen to Neo is simply that his instruction was short circuited over from one level to the other. Something like a memoryleak in software.

[@terrylandess6072]

I always liked the 'Neo was messiah code' implanted into a human to live as one till his time to complete the program arrived by having compassion for the humans. This code was never fully realized till it found love with a human which caused side effects that drive the story to it's conclusion.

[@jacksonguitargreen2618]

Gloria Foster, who played Oracle, had passed away in September. that's the reason for changing a cast of oracle.

[@ayrtonm7907]

Your really into the Matrix series, can’t believe you’ve made it this long without seeing them. And added bonus your cute ;) Can you do Top Gun 1 and 2?

[@criminalcontent]

checking on that

[@airbrushpower]

The “Gary Busey” train man is actually legendary Aussie actor Bruce Spence. Has worked constantly, for decades; including parts in Mad Max 2 & 3, Revenge of the Sith, Return of the King, Ace Ventura 2 and Pirates of the Caribbean 3.

[@blakberi]

I didn't love the sequels after the magnificence of the first, but rewatching them like this have given me a better perspective. 'Revolutions' redeemed itself with the epic battle with the machines. I look forward to rewatching 'Resurrections' with you as I didn't like it, but there are some amazing set pieces within it and I want to hear what you think. Maybe you will find something in it that will make me appreciate it

[@HEWfunkingKNEWit]

They didnt change the oracle, the oracle changed herself to hide from the bad dudes.

[@MashmanMusic]

At the cinema in 2003 when the sentinels came out of the ceiling of Zion and the mechs began firing in sequence, it was deafening and a sight to be seen. You knew that this was serious sheeet. That was the highlight of the film for me. Anyone that says 2 and 3 are not as good as 1 just doesn't get it. 2 and 3 are one film cut in half. I love all 3.

[@Oz1976]

The original oracle actress died mid-production. You're right they were shot back to back, in fact, they were both shot simultaneously.

[@captainofdunedain3993]

Hello lady! Here comes some random info: The Trainman is Bruce Spence 1.99 cm tall. You might remember him from Mad Max movies. The real Mad Max movies not clowny ones. The train station created by The Trainman. If you create a place you make the rules. So even the One has no power there. The eyes of the Oracle is special written program which gives you the gift of foresight. Its one of the Oracle's skills just like understanding human's feelings. If a real person interacts through the Matrix like Bane, Smith can take control of a real person's mind with he copy itself. Imagine that a program takes control of your body when you put on your headphones. So scary right? Like fungus in the last of us tv show. Neo let Smith overwritten its code that machines could analyse Smith's algorithm to destroy it at the end.

[@Nehemoth_G]

So many details in the Matrix universe are explained in the Animatrix and for some reasons people don't consider it canon. Anyway you enjoyed so much that you should watch it. BTW the Oracle actress was change because the og actress died while the 2 movies were being filmed. I love your laugh.

[@danielsfarris]

As an Aussie, I feel like you should know who Bruce Spence is. I nominate The Road Warrior as your next watch.

[@ardenaudreyarji]

"Yes. That's it, Mr. Anderson. Look past the flesh. Look through the soft gelatin of these dull cow eyes and SEE YOUR ENEMY."

[@riphopfer5816]

‘Why are all these machines bug-like?’ This is a GREAT question. There is, in fact, a very good reason for it. Insects are the most numerous and diverse multicellular organisms on our planet. Why are the machines insect-shaped? Because it’s an incredibly useful, durable, and adaptable body plan. The first man-made robots were modelled after insects for this very reason. Evolutionary evidence suggests that, on Earth, ‘insect’ is the most favourable end-stage morphology. I.e., most things that have evolved on this planet have evolved into insects (and other arthropods, like crustaceans.)

[@grabtharshammer]

and the Cockroach will survive

[@jasonskywalker2023]

Hey what's the song in the background thats playing after the movie? Sounds nice.

[@criminalcontent]

will find out its name and get back to you

[@jasonskywalker2023]

Ok thank you😊​@@criminalcontent

[@kotzupdates]

Great reaction! I recommend watching Resurrections for lots of reasons but mainly because it's a love letter to Neo and Trinity. It got better reviews than Revolutions when it came out, and has deep philosophy like the previous ones if not more because of its meta commentary. It's worth checking it out. Matrix 5 is coming. :)