The Matrix's Obscure Lost Media - First Movie Script (1994) | MATRIX EXPLAINED

[@BoredPodcaster]

They should've kept the Eddie storyline as an introduction. The reason I say that is because it's why Cypher betrayed Morpheus, and it adds enough depth to Cypher that it makes him relatable. He's tired of Morpheus' ideas getting people killed, and he's tired of fighting a losing war. With that context, Cypher goes from a generic bad guy with no explainable reason he would betray his crew, to someone who reached his breaking point, and just wanted to go back to ignorance, rather than witnessing people die all the time. It's the difference between a dry, unrelatable bad guy, and a deeper, worn out soldier that just wants it all to be over.

[@christinefischer2137]

agreed. and thanks for explaining it so well.

[@enoch927able]

Fellas if we left Eddie’s story in wouldn’t add much the film and I enjoy the concept of why cypher wanted back the matrix without presenting it. Give us the movie goers a chance to wonder the explanation of cypher decision

[@digi3363]

It could have added to Cypher's story, but it would've taken away focus from Neo's story. I think Cypher's motivations were pretty strong and clear.

[@HelloMyFriend_]

The pacing of the movie is almost perfect. No need to slow it further down.

[@stampedetrail2003]

I think that would be possible as a "Raiders" style prologue. God you could even produce it today.

[@FutureDeep]

"The great Morpheus, we meet at last." "And you are?" "Smith. CyberMarine Smith."

[@timelessdave]

The fact they got turned down in the begining led to a much better all around movie. The original has terminator vibes for sure. Nothing wrong with terminator but that's what terminator is for, we don't want a knock off of that. I think it's awesome they went back and worked hard on an even better story that is iconic

[@csehszlovakze]

agreed. the original plot would have been cringe.

[@Mrwillyface69]

Yea really glad we got the matrix we know now it’s actually relatable like it could actually be a theory of what or life’s are the original does seem more like a terminator type sci if action movie just disappointed with the new matrix movie could of been so much better

[@jwoods9659]

Because it was ripped from a lady that won a lawsuit about both.

[@driver55]

Interestingly though the original creator of the matrix who won a court case against the Wachowskis explained that she wrote the terminator and matrix movies as one plot. The machine ai had improved dramatically by the time the matrix plot books arrived. The fbi was involved in that court case also.

[@jwoods9659]

@@driver55 Wow FBI ? Why would they be interested in it?

[@xxxxneoxxxx]

So, basically, the producer stopped "The Matrix" from becoming what Marvel movies have become. Good move, cuz in the end, it created a saga which went on to become legendary.

[@mosesruperto7128]

It's pretty remarkable that you've managed to create 5 star videos from a film franchise consisting of only 4 movies. There are channels dedicated to long running tv shows that sometimes run dry on topics. Incredible work mate. I think the original script would have been a fun film to watch but I don't think it would have become what it is today if it were not revised.

[@ArbiterofTruth]

No no no no. Three movies, and one really terrible fan fiction.

[@GerdionXT]

That Chanel is so good . Keep it up man

[@1x93cm]

the first draft made sense when you realize early 90s blockbusters like Speed, Demolition Man, 12 Monkeys, Judge Dredd, and Terminator 2 were the type of movie that hollywood was making back then

[@brotherjustincrowe]

12 Monkeys was made with two dollars and and a dream. I’d hardly call it a blockbuster or lump it in with the others. It’s also a masterpiece, unlike Judge Dredd, Speed, or Demolition Man.

[@perpetualtech5906]

2009 - 1989 = 20 years... not 30 years as stated. Aside from that this is a great video as usual! Keep up the great work

[@ai10oz]

Yeah 20 years. I think subconsciously he felt 2009 as 2019 keeping in mind about The Matrix Resurrections. Glitch indeed.

[@haavard1989]

i was born in 89' and I was questioning myself for 1 second there

[@darrenshaw3359]

Thank you!

[@derekstaroba]

@@haavard1989 time is an illusion 😼 esp. when u in da matrix 😱

[@duramirez]

😨 I thought 30 years too !!!!

[@TheSarcMark]

I actually heard that the Terminator movies and the Matrix movies were supposed to be the same universe and that Terminator deals with the events before humanity lost the war, and the Matrix movies show what happened after the machines won.

[@ShiningEternity]

As someone who has written before, I definitely have had my ideas and overall style shot down, only go to back to the drawing board. I never let go of the spirit and messages, only altered their execution. The Matrix we got was the best possible execution and timing.

[@Peanutdenver]

I know that feeling for sure and agree. The Matrix was truly stylized after Ghost in the Shell with a few other classic anime mixed in as their inspiration/copy/however one see's the film. But the Wachaowskis definitely pulled from the anime world.

[@sprytnychomik]

I like the final story better. Though, I've read somewhere that in the original story people were used as a processing power (human brains as a powerful neural networks) not as batteries which (the batteries) does not make much sense since machines would need to pump a lot of calories into those pods just to keep people alive, not to mention keeping them warm in the dark, cold world.

[@abcqer555]

Yeah, I read that humans were used to control a unique form of fusion reactors while they slept

[@amazinggrace5692]

They thought batteries would be easier for the public to understand at that time.

[@khalidmkhan]

Dude, this video is what your channel was all about. Well done.

[@brianmoss9399]

The producer was right. That original script devolved into just another Terminator movie. Glad we got the final product that we did. However, there are some elements from that original script that most certainly would’ve worked in the final. The concept of Morpheous’ stance on love, as it pertains to soldiers. This most certainly could have been a secondary theme that presented its own conflicts between the characters. it’s not that Morpheus was against it, it was that he was against it for those selected in carrying out the task of fighting the war. He needed soldiers to be clear minded, unattached and focused. That was one of the sacrifices, as a soldier, they would give up in order to help humanity. The conflict would have been him realizing that soldiers are still humans, too, and that we all need that connection. That story most certainly could’ve worked in the final.

[@DavidGBradbury]

You say, "The concept of Morpheous’ stance on love, as it pertains to soldiers. This most certainly could have been a secondary theme that presented its own conflicts between the characters" and I agree. It would also be a great *internal conflict!

[@docAvid314]

This is exactly what I was thinking. Especially given the later themes of the love between Trinity and Neo being the source of their power, as contrasted with the love of previous integral anomalies for the whole of humanity, it is incredibly on-point and powerful to show Morpheus' initial flaw being his belief that personal love is a weakness. You can really see how the Wachowski sisters carried this idea forward and expanded and improved it, thanks to the tension with a producer who didn't accept the original script. Kind of a stellar example of the system actually working.

[@Sekir80]

However, forbidding the possibility of love might make the soldier emotionless, thus rendering them to a robot, which they are fighting against. Valuing human characteristics is good for creating contrast between the adversaries.

[@marcoantoniorojasrodriguez4875]

You do realize this is the script that was turned into terminator and it's sequel is the Matrix 1. It was an original script from a black female. She sold the rights and didn't get credit to terminator nor the Matrix. She basically created terminator and the Matrix. Look it up.

[@robertweekes5783]

@@marcoantoniorojasrodriguez4875 That sounds a little far-fetched

[@T3Rmin4LCuRi0siTy]

I think the brothers had not read or considered the book Simulacra and Simulation when writing the first script. Then after getting the feedback they incorporated it into their story. Thats what brought the big change in the vibe and overall story.

[@DarkusObscurius]

This book is amazing and mind blown btw

[@realtsarbomba]

*Sisters*

[@rossleeson8626]

Yeah bro if you’d read that book you could’ve got their pronouns down.

[@-newuser-707]

They had a read of nothing. Their fame and fortune is based upon stolen work.

[@PeturMag]

@@rossleeson8626 Why... their pronouns will probably change again real soon? Ain't nobody got time for that bs.

[@baystated]

What we got is so much better. I also appreciate that sometimes only PART of a great story makes a great film, and the Wachowskis used other media that was better venues to tell other parts, such as Kid's backstory.

[@daniilslavandrushevych4118]

In some ways, I feel that this version of the script defined Neo as a character in a way that pushes against the final product. I always thought Neo being a hacker/ software engineer living a double life (where he seems to inhabit 2 people and "wake" from being one to the other) made thematic sense but no real plot sense. Once the false reality is revealed, these parts of his charcater seem to play no meaningful further role in the story (pardon me if I'm wrong but all the software/ hacking from that point on seems to fall to other characters). I feel like these aspects of his character would make more sense in a film about entering rather than exiting virtual reality? (I also cant help thinking that this fits better with Baudrillard's philosophy, which was an influence on the Waxhowskis). I'm not saying the original script wouldve worked. it's just interesting to me to consider how it still influenced the final product.

[@TrollMagic1987]

Between 1989 and 2009 there are 20 years, not 30.

[@GameTimeWhy]

Nah. You are just older than you thought.

[@boxcarbro3043]

Lol

[@peterandersson84]

I heard him say 20 but, you know, maybe it's due to them having fixed the glitch in the Matrix until I saw it

[@andrewwenner2781]

True but no real computers in 1979…

[@MentaIPatient]

People Always gotta cry about something. You must be a real treat to be around at parties.

[@mattwuk]

I'd love we just replayed 1989-2009, a golden age.

[@brotherjustincrowe]

A golden what now?

[@XxLIVRAxX]

89-01 was golden age for the USA and Western Europe, post 9-11 and "War on Terror" not so much.

[@mattwuk]

@@XxLIVRAxX I'd buy that for a dollar

[@android584]

I was born in 1980 but I suspect 1969-1990 would be the ideal loop. Who wants 10 years of the phony "War on Terrorism" waging war on their freedoms.

[@dan7615]

​@XxLIVRAxX Looking back and comparing it to the post 9/11 and especially now I'd definitely agree.

[@GarnuThorn]

This first draft sounds straight out of White Wolf's World of Darkness, Mage the Ascension, Virtual Adepts.

[@kubrickenigma7977]

Remember, dreamers, from the first letter struck in 1989 to the last flicker of light on the silver screen, it took ten years. You have to craft, and you have to draft.

[@darchitect4884]

Glad you're back bro! This is a successful channel that's growing! One of my favorite YT channels!

[@MbusoMhlongo]

Shout-out from Newcastle South Africa 🇿🇦 *The Matrix has us*

[@queazy03]

I heard that the Wachaowski's planarized the Matrix off another author who died before the lawsuit could be finalized. The main sticking point that seemed to have been changed to avoid the lawsuit was that in the Matrix we got humans are being used as batteries to power the machines, but the original had the real deal. Human minds were the building blocks of the Matrix, their brains forming a collective hivemind that was the Matrix itself. When you think about it, a human body produces so little heat energy compared to something like a power plant, which can supply a lifetime of energy with the waste product fitting inside a soda can. It's foolish to think that these machines would use human animals for energy, any more than human cities using cows or pigs for energy when coal, wind and nuclear energy are available. Anyway in this original 'planarized' version, removing people from the Matrix doesn't rob the machines of energy but robs them of the very structure of the matrix itself, the human mind being something the machines couldn't replicate. It would still work within the theme of "control (the matrix) vs free will" that is the heart of the movies. I think it's also very interesting that the human city of Zion was also technically a Matrix, another system of control developed by the machines. If the Matrix was a teacup catching people inside of it, then Zion was a saucer that catches the run off that escapes the teacup. Even Neo's love for Trinity was orchestrated by the Oracle to manipulate his actions to do her bidding without Neo ever knowing it. Anyway many people will now say that the Wachowski's were no geniuses, buck hacks, look at how poorly the sequels were (and their subsequent movies) when they didn't have another stronger script written by others to stand on.

[@ybfhxndrx]

Imagine this movie with Will Smith instead 😭😭😭 The first movie was amazing, I saw it when I was too young to really grasp it so I went back n watched it again when the sequels dropped! Way ahead of its time! Loved the Original Trilogy!

[@stefanoaleotti4930]

Could you make a video about the sources of inspiration for The Matrix, for example, the story is very similar to an Italian comic that came out previously: “razzi amari”

[@MadDjentah]

Fundamentally different movie. They totally redone concept in the end. The first one was more complicated and with totallly different vibes, more like 90s movie. The final one has new millenium vibes.

[@henry.sanchez]

Thank you again for a well produced video and for all the insight into the world of The Matrix. I can’t help but watch your videos the second they drop.

[@-newuser-707]

The above video has no insight. It's disinformation.

[@HamishDownie]

You can see the producer’s name, Joel Silver, who ultimately produced the 1999 film. I think it’s safe to say that he was right

[@ronin6033]

Are you downplaying? No way the desperation is that deep for you Caucasians.

[@frankienphil9261978]

2009 - 1989 = 20 Math, crazy how that works.

[@kamalmanzukie]

give me money please

[@NE-lu7tn]

Thanks. You've shown how much smarter you are than everyone else re: your basic math skills, and we can all enjoy this video now as a result.

[@THE-X-Force]

Honestly, this happens all of the time. It's pretty rare for a script to get approved in its first version.

[@chalk-it-upsuccess2359]

Dang , that original Eddie story gotta be MADE man lol..sounds interesting .. " The Story Before The Red & Blue Pill "

[@Mefistofeles_UM]

The story definitely got better in the movie apparently but thank good that they kept the philosophical perspective

[@MeyerBen27]

I love that both versions end with, "and then, _THEY FUCK,_ the end."

[@GameEsthetics]

Glad this channel is getting some new content! Keep it going!

[@ChryI]

The Cyber Marines remind me quite a bit of the Sentinels.

[@RandomizationShow]

And the machines in the film remind me of Halo sentinels lol

[@ronin6033]

From Xmen? Maybe that was gonna be another story where ai puts us in a simulation… days of futures past

[@c.s.hayden3022]

It gets too busy. Smith being more the face of an all powerful system works better in a broader way, and Neo an everyman underdog. The final version invests more in the archetypes. It does the resurrection of the hero at the end to round his arc. And at the same time it wasn’t completely derivative because it’s clearly rooted in a point in time, the 90s were coming to a close and the brave new world of the internet was now ubiquitous…the existential anxieties in how uprooting an influence that was becoming. The script had to find itself.

[@nosdregamon]

I heard of a draft, where humans were "harvested" for their creativity instead of electric power. Would have made more sense for me, but I guess, it was a bit to esoteric for Hollywood.

[@nw9353]

That producer sounds like someone with a ton of experience. Just shows a failor is just a way to learn something and improve. Never give up !

[@sirmeowcelot]

Love all your videos.

[@GreenTeaGal01]

great video! loooove the art too 🥰🔥

[@islandonlinenews]

The matrix is the single greatest movie ever made period. It is almost divinely inspired in my humble opinion. It is the single greatest story ever produced as a film and flawlessly executed.

[@spiritualphysics]

Matrix and Terminator strike me as different aspects of the same story 👊🏾😎👍🏼

[@Avatar013]

1989-2009 is 20 years lol had me questioning my age for min bro

[@OGbrundle]

I've ALWAYS said that The Matrix is hugely influenced by Dark City. Please do the video you mentioned about the history and differences between the two

[@babtanian]

This script definitely pales in comparison to the masterpiece we ultimately received. The Matrix is groundbreaking in every category, compelling and thought provoking. This script depicts a film much like many others we've seen.

[@-newuser-707]

They were handed the work of some unknown kid. Type The Ciphermen into a search engine.

[@thelearicist]

Hell yeah man. I missed this channel

[@MalcolmRandall]

I always felt that The Matrix was "Terminator" meets" Nightmare on Elm Street". Humans are fighting machines in an apocolyptic world, and if you die in this virtual dream world, you die for real.

[@Michael_Japon]

Fantastic Document. super insightful. I love what you guys do. heres to hoping for an Animatrix 2 to keep going deeper on this franchise.

[@docAvid314]

There's a saying: when it's time to railroad, you railroad, not before. Did you know that the photographic camera, the bicycle, the airplane, and many other inventions were developed by different people, in different places, without knowledge of each other's work, at the same time? Every mathematical or scientific discovery, every invention, every story, all art, they all build on work of the past. They are all discovered or created within the context of a culture that is ripe for them. The Matrix and Dark City are both amazing stories, and very similar, and they were both developed in a world that was ripe for them. It's a fascinating truth about the universe (or simulation?) we live in, and something that I'm afraid won't be recognized in the future, as we are all aware of every latest thing at all times.

[@s7ai]

8:08 humans being used for electricity was not in the original script of The Matrix - it said humans' brains were used for computation, which was later changed to the easier to understand concept of electricity for mainstream audience 🧐🧐🧐

[@robertsmiley2207]

I'm glad changes were made the first matrix movie is my all time favorite visually and plot wise nothing else compares 😎

[@jussikankinen9409]

Or are u

[@faraidube2938]

The Producer needs a raise

[@tubesurfer22]

The beginning was an interesting prolog to a novel concept but since the main character died..there was nowhere else to go with it and it was explored in the animatrix to revisit the idea that Neo wasn't the 1st!👏👏

[@xenobiigaming]

The first draft was perfect! This just goes to show you how ridiculous "Hollyweird" is, and how they are afraid to do new and interesting things. They always have to remold something to be lesser than what it was before or keep making the same movies with different settings and actors over and over. I still love the Matrix and all, but that script was excellent!

[@Masonicon]

"Human brains make better CPUs than silicon chips" thingy was my favorites from there

[@Streeknine]

The first Matrix was a perfect world, rivaled only by it's inevitable failure. The problem lied in the fact humans need misery and suffering to accept their reality.

[@arzangofthebrothersoflightario]

As someone who is a big fan of the Terminator franchise, I am glad the Terminator-esque script was sacked in favor of the version we did get. I would not conceive the Termina-trix to be anywhere as compelling as the film we got.

[@EdgeO419]

Gives a good glimpse into why good ideas in Hollywood (well ones not already suppoprted by an exisitng profitable IP) almost always never get made, the fact that the Matrix made it as a movie at all in th 90's is a minor miracle.

[@ChristianIce]

I love the first Matrix. The first only. When Neo gets to have superpowers in the real world they lost me, it doesn't make any sense and it ruins the premise.

[@nathanielbell13]

Love the matrix love your videos. getting a better understanding of the matrix

[@matthewdenckla6567]

Thanks for this video!

[@kultowyikarus]

2009 - 1989 = 20 :)

[@anonymouse-f4z]

I think we could benefit from a prequel type setup around the history of Morpheus that plays into his hyper fixation/obsession with finding neo and the alienation of his crew along the way. One could argue that if Cypher was one of the first ones released by him just to be abandoned that it would raise this animosity seen in the first movie and use the original red/blue relationship in the first pages of the original draft being the trigger that starts cypher down the path of working with the agents.

[@stampedetrail2003]

So cool, man, thank you!

[@izo893]

Where is that comic that you show in the video i have all the comics but i dont have that one ☝🏽….the one 1…no…no…aaa…but seriously is that an actual comic or is that fan made plz somebody lmk ty. Ty.

[@daniloafeliciano]

Hey, thanks for the information, I’ve been looking for a copy of this script, please let me know if you have one! 🙏

[@anapaulacastro7333]

Where can I get this document to read? please

[@MrPerspective]

Is it possible that the first scripts were as said in Reloaded the first versions of the Matrix...? hmmm....

[@uqbar42]

Where can I read that draft?!

[@HedelTorres]

Loved Dark City... i remember seeing it when it came out... i heard Matrix even used some of the Dark City sets...

[@zachmegna7003]

Where can i read this script

[@URIR24]

Why did the Wachowskis choose the number 6 as the Matrix version number? Why not 5 or 7 or something else? I'm sure this number 6 is chosen to refer to something but I don't know what and this question has been haunting me for 20 years ... plz help me ^^

[@StevenSiew2]

The number 6 is spelled as SIX and if you change the I into an E, you will get SEX. Don't believe me? Ask any New Zealand to pronounce 666 and you will hear sex sex sex.

[@URIR24]

@@StevenSiew2 Maybe but I don't see any connection with the matrix, I would rather have thought of the 6th mass extinction or the 6th version of windows (1.0 in 1985, 2.0 in 1987, 3.0 in 1990, win 95 in 1995, win 98 in 1998) or the digital revolution (the 6th after the agricultural, industrial revolution ..) or whatever ...

[@elunicocalvo]

There must be thousands of tales probably since the beginning of history where a character's loyalty is put to test by using some form of hallucination or fake reality. I'm glad they got rid of that idea.

[@tikvision]

The first matrix was called DARK CITY and it was an actual movie about a fake reality and a chosen one who fought against it's creators

[@armyofninjas9055]

I thought the original script used humans as cpu's. Which makes 1000x more sense than batteries as it doesn't violate thermodynamics.

[@firelordazulon9001]

Never realized that the Matrix states this was the 6th version of the Matrix. Very similar to how some scientist believe that our civilization is the most recent form of humans and that there was multiple civilizations that lived and died before ours throughout history. our world has a hidden history of wiping the planet clean to start over from scratch.

[@jeremymissens7608]

I thought the original idea was that they used the human minds for their processing power. But it was determined that the average viewer wouldn’t understand so they changed it to using them as batteries

[@Yutappy99]

I heard they originally wanted Will Smith to play Neo but looking at the comic, the main character was clearly a white guy. And didn't the Wachowski sisters say the film was actually about tran identity and coming out? But I can't see any element of identity being the focused of the story in the original script. If it's true that the producer was a big factor in the final story of the matrix then maybe that would explain why the Matrix 4 wasn't so good. The Wachowski don't really know how to write a good story, and writing a good story is a skill in itself.

[@flowerpt]

Dark City is one of my favorite films but it came out after The Matrix was in post-production. I'm disappointed to hear about the animosity. The squids are effectively the Cyber Marines, tho. I hope somebody filmed the creative meetings that got the Animatrix into production!

[@crayb420]

Same thing happened in star wars episode 3 when they removed the "kill for love "aspect when anakin believed obiwan was trying to steal his love... makes it like a whole different movie

[@nozrep]

so wait did somebody compose and illustrate a fanfic comic based upon the original rejected script? If so, how cool! I am not a diehard fan just watch videos like this every now and then. So I am confused about the illustrations.

[@mahatmarandy5977]

There is a fundamental difference between a cool idea, and an actual story. The draft you just told us about suffers from a cool idea that is not actually a story, which is an honest, failing of a lot of science fiction. Ideally, you wanna have a solid story that has a lot of cool ideas baked into it, and what you read certainly was not at that point. I do understand what the person reading the script meant when he said, the spiritual and metaphysical aspect of it were confusing. They are. They are not baked into the story itself, in the version you told us about they seem like they’re just sort of bolted on to the sides. The rewrite incorporates them into essential portions of the story rather than superficial sub dressing.

[@artbymiwsher]

Amazing, thank you for sharing this!

[@Stuckinasiausa]

I'm grateful for what was done exactly how it was and how it was released.

[@Kokuswolf]

I think the best change here was to fix "VR" ... I don't like how it was mentioned. The later version reversed it, since Neo does not go into VR, but out of it. So they "just" have to create a futuristic, destroyed earth and everything in "VR" aka Matrix is our real world with some superhuman abilities. This makes it comfortable to understand what it's like inside the matrix and nothing outside (the movies real world) is too abstract. If there is anything hard to understand, it is what Neo, Morpheus and Agent Smith were. None of them were only humans or programs. They were part of a system that the Architect builds and the Oracle manipulates. Controlled freedom as the perfect prison. I think this is why "no one" liked Matrix 3, it needed a (non-repeating) end to that story, not just a big boss fight and happy end.

[@TheBirdKhan]

Great Video as always! Had a question for a long time, what's that music you always use for the intros?

[@WhenYouveGoneGuru]

I'd always heard that originally the Matrix was not a power source but a super-computer network based on human brains, but that at some point the Wachowskis were told this was too confusing, thus prompting the power-source idea which breaks the laws of thermodynamics. So was this something that came up even before this draft or is the idea that it was anything other than a power-source a myth?

[@oatmeal7818]

I dont think so. They changed the power source to human brain computer but returned to the original script

[@thechronicnoizeco.6675]

They needed an harsher critic when it came to Cloud Atlas.

[@jackkirk5463]

Terminator movies and matrix movies are the same universe. Technically prequels. According to the author.

[@chrisf4268]

From my understanding the use of humans as a energy source was added later, because the studio thought the original idea of humans being used for their brains acting as processors was difficult for the audience to understand.

[@pathevermore3683]

4:03 LCARS? did the matrix once have Majel Barrett's voice?

[@TheTimeRocket]

There are lines in the 2nd Matrix movie that are word-for-word taken from the novel: The Neverending Story.

[@southendparaquest]

Be good to see a Matrix origins style film, based on the 1st Matrix and how The One originally appeared.

[@Kabkabmbujimayi]

So, Cypher was not so wrong in his reaction. I need to read more about Eddie, thank you for this video

[@XavierBetoN]

As it seems, the Oracle tried to implement irrationality by adding love to the anomaly's code, but in Neo's case, Trinity was exported from the Matrix first, so the irrationality would work against the machines.

[@tmps835]

Eddie's story would have been good to include. They sort of did with animatrix. But it should have been included at some point even the last movie or something

[@corenchidori]

what's the song at the end of these videos called?

[@erickcredidiooliveira201]

Now they are the Wachowski sisters the questions do those two would be able to make a series or more than one to explore the other versions of the Matrix?

[@angry_albert5878]

Where are all the graphic stills from?

[@MatrixExplained]

A.I

[@Schregger]

Definitely a good thing they rewrote the latter half. It really did feel like a Terminator rip-off in that part.