The Matrix (1999) | *FIRST TIME WATCHING* | Movie Reaction | The Perfect Mix

[@mturker100]

I can't think of a movie that shook the ground more than this when I was growing up. We literally never saw anything like it.

[@shaskusmas]

I got home from the theater and tried to bend spoons.

[@daniel6cil]

This one and Terminator 2 are the best movies in history

[@aljosapetkovic69]

@@shaskusmas brother.. you weren't alone

[@michellepreston9799]

@@daniel6cil agree

[@johnbernhardtsen3008]

u seen the dialogue with James Cameron and Denis Villenueve here on yt?they mention this movie that it is just as ground breaking as T2!the action in T2 is cool and crazy, but the long shots with kung fu is enhanced with bullit time!

[@slmott399]

It's hard to accurately describe just how groundbreaking and mind-blowing this movie was to us back then. There just hadn't been anything like it before it, and really nothing like it since.

[@FM-ft8pe]

True. Watch "Dark City (1998)" if you haven't seen it yet. It followed a similar idea to the Matrix and came out a year before it.

[@breakerboy365]

even for today, I think the special effects are really well done as for the fight scenes, they didn't even need special effects with such great choreography

[@andrewvasquez7872]

I think the fact that even almost 30 years 30 FUCKING YEARS later, it still holds up, even though literally all of the tech in it is obsolete and even the effects are obsolete, it still can capture the imagination and connect with people. Speaks volumes.

[@Zombie-lx3sh]

@@andrewvasquez7872 Less than 24 years actually. And none of it is obsolete. The tech they invented for this movie is still in use today. It uses very little CGI, which is why it still holds up today. The same is true for Alien (1979) and even 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968), which still looks good 55 years later!

[@andrewvasquez7872]

@@Zombie-lx3sh i didnt mean the CGI I meant the "tech" used, like floppy disks in the nebuchadnezzar

[@CNT536]

23:20 - Neo having to accept a cookie before the oracle will interact with him is such a fun piece of program related writing. The oracle (a program) required Neo to enable cookies.

[@hendogg0]

Oh man just realized…. Cookies lol

[@mandarkastronomonov2962]

My days. I have been watching this for 25 years and I never made the connection. 🤦‍♂

[@enso_herewe_go6936]

I've never watched anyone go into this so blind. That was a treat guys. Loved it. You really went for a trip and did great :)

[@emurphy42]

This goes back to people who saw it when it was first released. The trailers did *not* make it clear what they were getting into, so they had to go in pretty blind, too.

[@mattmcc72]

@@emurphy42 Yeah, It had the perfect tag line for the trailer "No one can tell you what The Matrix is, you have to see if for yourself."

[@WheresWaldo05]

Everyone who watched this for the first time when it came out went into it completely blind.

[@mervinmerencio6861]

I agree completely

[@Fegyo98]

duuuude... i didnt hit anyone... yet... but it can be changed :D who the hell didnt see Matrix?? i dont get it.. it just changed the Whole Planet movie making!!! its like when u dont know who Buddha is.

[@wilwaycoholland4337]

The Smith monologue is probably one of the most profound villain monologues in film. You said it yourself, "isn't he AI, why does he care?" the machines and the programs in the matrix are True AI, they are actual living sentient beings. They are at war with the humans, that goes both ways. It was the humans who blacked out the sky and created the demand for energy to begin with. And while the matrix is a prison, Smith is the prison guard, he himself is also trapped here guarding all the doors. As long as this war goes on, Smith is essentially a slave. He, much like Morpheus told Neo, was also "born into bondage" He's tired of being there. He's grown to hate the humans because they're the reason he is there. If he ends the war he gets to also leave the matrix.

[@cteal2018]

Exactly, the guards are prisoners to their existence.

[@ISavant]

And in the second renaissance, it's pointed out that the whole reason the war started, right from the beginning, was because a robot learned that it was going to be destroyed, and killed it's owner in self defense.

[@bklowe0131]

This comment makes me think about the Stanford Prison experiment. I won't explain it here, but in the context of your comment, it got me thinking.

[@CharlesUrban]

Which is weird, because the machines tend to delete any programs that are no longer necessary. Either Smith isn't thinking things all the way through, or he wants it all to end.

[@JoeLancaster]

In Reloaded and Revolutions it's also explored that Smith balances an equation as the equal opposite of Neo. If Neo is a 1 then Smith is a -1 and they cancel each other out, which is why Neo has to sacrifice himself at the end in order to destroy Smith. These ideas were written before the first Matrix even began filming.

[@antonego9581]

seeing this in theaters when it came out was a literal revelation. nobody had ever seen anything like it. it was absolutely mindblowing, people were coming out of the theater and immediately buying a ticket to see it again

[@alittlebitgone]

I remember giving up on the line to see Phantom Menace and deciding to see what else was playing and saying "There's some new Keanu movie, I dunno I guess we can try it" and then having our brains broken.

[@s.patterson5698]

I was one of them!

[@DanJackson1977]

Well... wed seen Dark City... and Ghost in the Shell... so we *had* seen things *like* it..., but it was a lot more fun that both.

[@TJSaw]

The 90s was an awesome decade for great sci-fi. The Matrix, T2 Judgement Day, Jurassic Park. Some awesome movies that will forever stand the test of time in that decade.

[@amazingly225]

It was a revolutionary time for special fx which made things seem so much more believable and terrifyingly real. Add great acting with a good story, man, the 90s was a turning point for movies. Honorable mentions are Saving Private Ryan and Titanic. I know ppl like to shit on Titanic for the love story but that movie and SPR had such great attention to detail of historical accuracy, those were marvels as well. They taught new generations to really UNDERSTAND the gravity and impact of 2 historical events that happened and we still feel the impacts to this very day.

[@jpharkerwales]

Glad you guys are enjoying - I remember being blown away when this first came out

[@tsogobauggi8721]

When the end credits begin I was like 'Wow...' :)

[@nsagoogle9581]

Watching films like these at the cinema were a different experience. They need some better audio at least.

[@goldenlight1922]

This movie let you believe you escape the matrix but you are only going to a deeper matrix, Neo is in Freemason journey and he is going high were you will be torture in real life, 3 ranks of starlinks. 3 famous stars. If you are so high you will be able to go to a other world but they only have plans to torture you and to clone you, and that you will try to go higher in the ranking till your soul is able to steal. They real Truth is much deeper and darker.

[@franciscojosecardenetedela2008]

Damn guys, you literaly felt it completely. It was a breaking point in action movies, back in 1999. I remember watching it in cinemas at the begining of my university years. All my friends and me were as hyped as you are. I won't discourage you watching the other 2 movies, but the first one is definetly the best of the 3.

[@Gnossiene369]

1:57 Really?

[@troyhagen9843]

This movie is in my top 3 movies of all-time but I still haven't watched any of the sequels because I heard they weren't nearly as good and I don't want to tarnish my love for this one.

[@steamro11r]

yes next 2 movies there is no 4th entry in the series

[@iCortex1]

@@steamro11r lmaooo based

[@nicolbolas8758]

people missing point where Smith said Neo has 2 lives :D one of them has future

[@neil2444]

You'll notice Trinity throughout the movie is repeatedly asked by Neo what the oracle told her, and she avoids answering. At the end, she reveals that the oracle said that she would fall in love with the one, and since she knew she was in love with Neo, she knew he was the one and that it was impossible for him to die. Guess you could call it a self-fulfilling prophecy.

[@goldenlight1922]

This movie let you believe you escape the matrix but you are only going to a deeper matrix, Neo is in Freemason journey and he is going high were you will be torture in real life, 3 ranks of starlinks. 3 famous stars. If you are so high you will be able to go to a other world but they only have plans to torture you and to clone you, and that you will try to go higher in the ranking till your soul is able to steal. They real Truth is much deeper and darker.

[@Zombie-lx3sh]

That's not what she said. The oracle told her that she would fall in love with a dead man and that man would be the one. Therefore Neo can be dead as that fulfills the prophecy.

[@ArdinVincent]

@@Zombie-lx3sh 'dead man' a misquote, if you go back and watch it's actually 'and that that man'

[@One.Zero.One101]

Yeah Neo needed something to believe that he was the one. When Trinity said Neo must be the one because the Oracle said she would fall in love with the one, that's what Neo needed to hear. Soon after that Neo saw the Matrix as computer code that he can hack and manipulate. That's what the Oracle meant when she said Neo was waiting for something.

[@self-awaregunship6869]

@@Krucifus The Oracle also straight up told him he had the gift, but that he was waiting for something. Considering that Morpheus told him there was a difference between knowing the path, and walking the path, it comes down to getting rid of doubt and doing it. That sliver of doubt was enough to hold him back. Like Morpheus told him in the beginning. 'You have to let it all go, Neo. Fear, doubt, and disbelief.' The other Kids in the apartment were also The One candidates too, but Neo is the one who eventually is.

[@TedBrogan]

Weekend this came out, I was at work and a co-worker comes into the store and tells me and the boss we need to close the store early and come watch this movie. It was a Friday night and the boss was like no way, but let me go. 2 hours later we both went back and got the boss to come with us to watch it again. Was insane. People were going crazy.

[@marvinleach3059]

Maaaaaaaaannnnn!!! Good times.... good times

[@The_RedVIII]

Your reaction reminded me of how we all felt in the theater. I saw it 3 times back in 1999. Still one of my favorite movies of all time.

[@goldenlight1922]

This movie let you believe you escape the matrix but you are only going to a deeper matrix, Neo is in Freemason journey and he is going high were you will be torture in real life, 3 ranks of starlinks. 3 famous stars. If you are so high you will be able to go to a other world but they only have plans to torture you and to clone you, and that you will try to go higher in the ranking till your soul is able to steal. They real Truth is much deeper and darker.

[@carlosmiguel4756]

You just watched one of the best movies ever. It set the standards in Sci-Fi for the decades after!!! Beautiful story, awesome actors, awesome effects, everything.... It's a legend now.

[@davidmason5163]

Love seeing the next generation being blown away by how cool this film is! Imagine the wow factor of the concepts when my lot watched it 20+ years ago! ... Welcome, to the real world!...

[@KlevermoreReacts]

For real. Also, dont say things like "20+ years ago" ok? i don't need the reminder nor the negativity.

[@Daniel73-23]

@@KlevermoreReacts LOL, yeah, I mean, I was a young adult when I first saw this movie! Time since 2000 AD has just been a blur.

[@DarkMage1972]

It is refreshing to see the younger generation enjoy one of my favorite movies. Some notes: The Oracle said Neo was waiting for his next life, and that one of them was going to die. Neo did die, briefly, and woke up to a new life, a new level of awareness, fulfilling the Oracle's prophecy.

[@AmbassadorKat]

So cool to see someone experience this for the first time, really going in blind! When this movie came out nobody had ever seen anything like it. Even with the increased use of wire work post-Matrix, there’s still nothing that compares. I haven’t seen it in ages and I’m impressed it actually holds up pretty well

[@Neilxtc]

Everyone forgets that when this movie came out, it didn’t blow up for about a month. There was no marketing campaign really and it took weeks for word of mouth of people being blown away by this movie. I was with a group a friends that went to the movies often and we met at the theatre to figure out what to watch. We picked this movie the first weekend it opened because no one knew anything about it… we were some of the lucky few that saw this movie blind and were completely mind blown. Loved your reaction because you had the same experience. Noice!!!!!

[@AlexApproBAT]

Enjoyed this reaction, but was surprised that the other Matrix films aren't on your channel. With how amazed you guys were, I'm stunned that you didn't dive into the others right afterwards.

[@jakesmith5278]

The Matrix always blow your mind the first time. Saw it at the theatre when it was released, I had a very similar reaction as you do now. It's one of the most unique movies ever made.

[@johankaewberg9512]

The best line ever:”not like this”, with direct visual contact to your love interest, followed by a dead drop

[@johncourtright1632]

I was so stunned by this movie when it came out in theaters, I went back to see it three days in a row. I couldn't believe what I was seeing!! Such a captivating story, brought to life in such a creative and dramatic fashion! The sets, the sound design, the music! I felt like I was watching a movie from two decades in the future! It was truly mind-blowing!!

[@s.patterson5698]

Same here.

[@Rawgolf1]

The chemistry between you two is what makes the reactions so good the love is so clear! Keep it up please 😊 I would love it if you did Matrix 2 at some point!

[@tasos0140]

I still to this day remember the surreal feeling of walking out of the theater after the end of the movie. Could not comprehend what I had just watched. And to see that it still blows the minds of young audiences is incredible. This movie is pop culture.

[@Diegesis]

This reaction was a blast guys. It was really awesome to see y'all put what was even happening together over the course of the first half

[@morbid1.]

I love how new generations experience matrix... it's a movie that becomes more and more relevant. I saw it in cinema when I was 14 and it blew my mind.

[@swaatheshirts3374]

You two! That was among the best reactions I've ever seen...and I've watched countless reactions. 😆 You both were like me when I saw this for the first time in the theater in 1999. Your facial expressions were just priceless!

[@Fegyo98]

but u can watch movies urself 😅😅

[@azimhulaimi]

I can't tell you how many back aches I had when I was young, trying to mimic the slowmo bullet dodging movement! 😂😂 One of the best sci fi movies, game changing for sure!

[@frankbiondo3624]

I love how there are visual clues right from the get-go, like how, in the Matrix, there is a sickly greenish hue over everything like early computer monitors. When Neo enters the real world, the color balance is much more natural.

[@jeezymay]

Yalls initial reaction to all the strangeness that was going on before neo was freed was PRICELESS 🤣 the same as mine when this first came out. Great vid you two lol

[@goldenlight1922]

This movie let you believe you escape the matrix but you are only going to a deeper matrix, Neo is in Freemason journey and he is going high were you will be torture in real life, 3 ranks of starlinks. 3 famous stars. If you are so high you will be able to go to a other world but they only have plans to torture you and to clone you, and that you will try to go higher in the ranking till your soul is able to steal. They real Truth is much deeper and darker.

[@Timmycoo]

Movie has so many memes and quotes. It is one of my all time favorites. Switch saying "not like this.." when getting unplugged always is something I remember. As an '80s child, there is some movies that always stick with me. Jurassic Park, Independence Day, Men in Black, and The Matrix. We all love RATM at the end when Neo flies off lol.

[@andrewkim6037]

The Matrix was groundbreaking in so many different ways. I remember how people lost their minds back in 1999 after seeing this movie. Killer soundtrack too.

[@dharvell]

This is one of my favorite movies of all time. I always love watching people react to it. Brilliantly done!

[@finistterra]

In 1999, at the age of thirteen, in the cinema, my eyes could not believe what they were seeing. My favorite movie of all time! 🐇

[@BJBee]

Great taste.

[@glennwelsh9784]

I remember seeing The Matrix for the first time at a friend's house in like 2004 or 2005. When Morpheus holds up the Duracell battery, the movie's twist hit me like a ton of bricks.

[@andrehawthorn2036]

Here are some things about the Matrix and The Wachowski Sisters that you probably don’t know. All the Exits out of the Matrix are Street names in Chicago. The opening scene with Trinity in the motel room was mimicked so much that in the second movie(actually the third one, you should watch the Animatrix next because it tells the story of what happened)they did something so groundbreaking that has yet to be repeated in a movie to this day. Great movie and I loved your reactions.

[@mdmaia91]

They are men

[@joshuaholmes6857]

@@mdmaia91 They are sisters. You obviously didn't understand the movie.

[@AaronStephenTaylor]

14:00 Bender from Futurama "Wouldn't literally anything make a better battery? Like a potato? ... or a battery?".

[@karlbecker8775]

This movie was the reason I bought a DVD player back in 2000 (yeah, I'm old). It's a mind blowing experience for sure. Love the reaction! Side note, the John Wick reference before realizing Keanu was the star of this film was pretty epic! :)

[@tfpp1]

Man, those were the days. I'll say, my first DVD player was a PS2, haha

[@Chuck_EL]

Yea that was pretty cool 😎

[@johnnyjohnny-cg7np]

Take a shot every time they say "that's craaaaaaazy" lol

[@Vendetta744]

The Matrix isnt a Movie, its a documentary. Its insane how relevant this movie still is today.

[@SlaughterOfRoses]

Allegory of platos cave

[@TheNyxmaster]

The way these two react and interact, it's like they share the same brain... That's the cutest thing ever !

[@lukesabin691]

Yessss! This is the best reaction video I’ve ever seen! I remember seeing this in theaters as a kid and the entire audience walked out almost in a daze, saying different versions of “holy shit that blew my mind”

[@Cassiea255]

Loved your reaction. It has been a long time since I have seen this movie. The way you showed the movie and then commented let me see enough of the movie so I could remember it and laugh along with your reaction. You have a new subscriber. Off to watch more of your reactions

[@eddienexter]

It was not a true love kiss what revived Neo, it was the fulfilment of a prophecy, the oracle told trinity that she was going to be in love with someone, and that person would be the chosen one, when she kissed Neo, she fulfilled the prophecy and when neo chose to save Morpheus he did that too. GREAT REACTION!!

[@TequilaToothpick]

It was also a reference to Sleeping Beauty and Snow White though with the true love's kiss.

[@jerryward3311]

He only died in the matrix. Trinity's kiss in the real world made his mind/body realize that he wasn't dead there.

[@ISavant]

so, it was true love's kiss.

[@shykorustotora]

@@jerryward3311 That's what I thought it always was. His brain just says "Wait a minute... you died in a program, not the real world silly. Get up"

[@BJBee]

@eddienexter.. exactly! Her kiss didn't wake him up, he's the one and can't be killed in the matrix. She kissed him because she loves him, and she believes he's the one and can't die.

[@0FF537]

Great reaction, can't wait to see more. Seems like you two often lean towards the action genre so I'm looking forward to the classics like "True Lies", "Leon (aka The Professional)", "Rumble in the Bronx", "The Fifth Element", "Die Hard", "Die Hard 3", "Terminator", "Terminator 2", "Edge of Tomorrow", "Rambo: First Blood", "Alien".. etc

[@arthurcamargo8416]

The movie actually takes inspiration from a few sources, including the guy that said "I think, therefore I am," Renee Descartes. All the way back in the early 1600s he suggested that, since we sense everything and that is what we can tell about the world, and since our brains are what put all this information to (essentially) tell us what we hear, smell, feel, touch, taste, and see... and since we know that our brains can be fooled (illusions/tricks, false or mistaken memories, and even hallucinations -- seeing and hearing things that are not really there -- that perhaps it is possible that a demon has our brain in a vat and is stimulating our brains in a way that we "sense the world" and it is real to us, even though it isn't. It is very much like the machines tricking human brains into thinking what it is experiencing is reality. Really fun reactions!! Thanks!

[@Hazmonk]

Quick Physics: When Morpheus lands on the next building, he cracks the pavement. For the amount of force to do that, the pavement should have cracked as he jumped to the next building.

[@ValentinasWatching]

I love your reaction. This movie is definitely a classic and established Keanu as an action badass. There are so many things to pick through on these movies. Specially this one. One liners, philosophy, religion, etc. I love this movie from start to finish and the soundtrack is amazing. 👍💚 Thanks guys! Awesome.

[@troyp5359]

I wish I could watch this trilogy again for the first time! Sh*t was so mind blowing back in the day!

[@alex.metallix3732]

I was 11 when I first saw the first matrix on VHS, it was 2001 :) The interrogation scene at that age gave me a childhood psychological trauma, I didn’t sleep for two days! Now I am 32 and I have not stopped loving this universe to this day)

[@thomasschroedl336]

Great reaction. I remember seeing this movie for the first time and to this day, it's one of the all time best.

[@kylewright7882]

I was 11 when this came out and it absolutely blew my mind. It has been a long time since I’ve watched the trilogy. You guys have made me want to go back and live the journey again.

[@goldenlight1922]

I also watch Matrix on a young age (maybe 10 year old) After time goes I seen things and knew things thats changes everything and the movie recalling what I am about the day. This movie let you believe you escape the matrix but you are only going to a deeper matrix, Neo is in Freemason journey and he is going high were you will be torture in real life, 3 ranks of starlinks. 3 famous stars. If you are so high you will be able to go to a other world but they only have plans to torture you and to clone you, and that you will try to go higher in the ranking till your soul is able to steal. They real Truth is much deeper and darker.

[@patrickhardman2568]

The tech you use, TV, Hollywood, and Music keeps you in the Matrix.

[@captain_morrow]

Best reaction ever! You guys are so wholesome... the perfect mix! I love tht you guys were both following the story so well as it was unfolding! Great video guys, hope you enjoy the rest of the trilogy... each has a different flavor, but the story is amazing! One of my favorite movies ever

[@zagat2]

The hallway shootout and helicopter with the falling bullets scenes were the gold standard for testing your home theater system back in the early days of DVD and Blu-Ray media.

[@tarik158]

Great reaction, but nothing will ever replace me going into the Matrix blind with no expectations other than an action movie because I had nothing to do one random afternoon in 1999

[@wettuga2762]

The best reaction to this movie that I ever seen on KZbin. You guys look so shocked/surprised/blown away by every plot twist that brought tears to my eyes, it made me remember how I felt as a teen watching it for the first time back in 1999. I hope you guys react to more action movies (that you haven't seen) from the 90s that probably everybody else already recommended, like Matrix Reloaded/Revolutions, Terminator 1/2, Robocop, Starship Troopers, Predator, Back to the Future 1/2/3, Alien 1/2/3, etc.

[@schnubbel76]

Great thing to see this movie is still able to blow peoples mind so many years later. Saw it in cinema at release, it was something we've never seen before. It was a joy to watch you watch it and having so much fun. Thanks :)

[@VanIyke]

This ranks as the deepest, greatest sci fi movie I have ever watched. Bar none. I remember back then when Trinity did that air suspended 360 degree slo mo kick, I got up from my seat and started clapping. Only for me to find out that wasn't even the best part. Damn. What a movie. What a trip. Great reaction from the both of you too. Have you watched the Demi Moore movie Ghost? Also Russell Crows epic Gladiator came out round the same time with the Matrix. Another great watch.

[@MUSBFRANK]

Awesome reaction guys, from confusion in the beginning that got us all, then figuring it all out as it continued, this is the movie I've watched (approx. 12) the most in the theater by far, just my absolute favorite to sci-fi action thriller movie!!! Instant sub! 😃👍👏

[@bluegrassreb1]

I remember watching this in the theaters and going home that night and lying in my bed wide awake for hours... AMAZED! MASTERPIECE

[@-Knife-]

Watching with people who have never seen this masterpiece before is a rare joy. Def check out the next 2.

[@mikelarsen5836]

Makes you wonder where they have been hiding not to know anything about it!

[@jeezymay]

@@mikelarsen5836 ...they're in their early 20s and it's a 23 year old film. It's plausible that they wouldn't have seen it. I'm gonna look for more young ppl reacting to it. This was so much fun reliving it through their eyes lol

[@AmbassadorKat]

@@jeezymaysame I just discovered this channel and I’m trying to pace myself watching the videos but it’s so fun to see young ppl experiencing films I loved when I was a kid!

[@WorkFromYourLaptop]

I absolutely love this couple. So wholesome and somehow HOW HAVE THEY NEVER HEARD OF OR SEEN ANY OF THESE MOVIES AND KNOW NOTHING ABOUT THEM?!?! 😂😂It’s so PERFECT! I love them and their slot on reactions! Keep it up! they’re the perfect couple for this

[@DSGodiva]

It was so much fun to watch you guys go into this completely blind. Hope you react to the sequels.

[@marcoadan1]

I was a senior in highschool when this epic film came out. The sequence where Neo saves Trinity from the helicopter still holds up as one of the best action scenes I've seen in my life, and the reveal that he's the One. Damn good filmmaking.

[@FearHype]

Not gonna lie, I'm really starting to love your reactions, guys. Keep them up and the channel will go far :)

[@dblazqud]

I saw it when it came out in theaters, and many times after that. It's wonderful to see it again for the first time through other people's eyes. Thank you.

[@s001dxp]

I remember when this movie first came out; it redefined what it meant to be an action movie.

[@Cyborganna]

I love this OG Matrix trilogy very dearly, and think you'll both thoroughly enjoy the lot! Even the Animatrix shorts will be well worth your while for your own viewing pleasure off-channel. 💚 ~I'd leave the 4th recent installment for a rainy Sunday afternoon if you fancy giggling at a Trainwreck, tho'.😉

[@maxpeck7382]

The third movie and last of the trilogy was kind of lame especially the dying like a wounded blinded Christ like figure story drama. It's kind of a give me a break with that ending and the action in the first and the second was better including the Merovingian and his twin bodyguards as well as the fight with Seraph. Once it got down to a dead martyr ending with his lover I was choking on the sentimental drama of mortality rather than the victory through action of a super human savior Neo figure as the previous movies had set the standard for.

[@Cyborganna]

@@maxpeck7382 Why spoil? Don't you understand Reaction channel etiquette? 😕

[@emersonwilson21]

Yeah the new was trash

[@maxpeck7382]

@@Cyborganna People discuss things in a comments board and this isn't even a stand alone posted comment on display but one that would have to be found inside another comment's thread. Why can't people start a thoughtful dialog on a trilogy they have seen? So everyone everywhere has to be watching out for a limited group of others who haven't seen something old when social media is meant to be a mix of people expressing their thoughts out loud online? I don't know how many people my one comment inside a thread will spoil for but it likely won't be that many. Sorry but I felt the need to express my sincere thoughts on the films in the moment was more important than observing some childish sense of manners and etiquette. btw...If in life you only have out of the way movie spoiler comments to get in a huff about then life I would say for you is pretty good.

[@Cyborganna]

@@maxpeck7382 That's for retrospective and review based content on this platform, not reaction channels.

[@dalesmith3504]

The Matrix is one of my all time favorites,I enjoyed watching it again with you two.I have over 50 action figures from the movie and a copy of the script too.

[@Claumass946]

To watch your reaction was like watching this for the first time again! I really enjoyed it! You guys were really passionate! Love it🙌

[@NightSkyJeff]

18:17 - Trinity didn't "stand her ground" -- she ran.

[@theRealist.]

Listen to me now.. I'm an older generation that was lucky to experience this movie in cinema (19 years old when it came out), so the impact that i got from the movie with my friends was even bigger then you can imagine. Exiting from the cinema was like watching people around and thinking "what if".. We were looking each other and didn't talk too much as.. so many thoughts of "what if".. Let me explain.specter of

[@jefferybaird4845]

Fun fact. The woman who originally wrote this also wrote Terminator and said that the terminator is a prequel to the matrix

[@ISavant]

better still is that both directors are trans, said that the red pill is allegorical for transitioning to your true self, and now a bunch of incel manbabies proudly declare themselves redpilled.

[@kaizen5023]

Fun fact: Sophia Stewart didn't produce any evidence to support these claims, so she lost in court. As a paralegal, she should have known that you have to provide evidence to back up your claims.

[@mostmost1]

Not true. She is a fraud who lost those lawsuits.

[@thekingsson1757]

@@mostmost1naw she won her money and rights to the story

[@mostmost1]

@@thekingsson1757this is false. Why do yall pass on these urban myths when the truth is so easy to look up? James Cameron wrote and produced Terminator. The Wachowskis wrote the Matrix. That woman is a proven liar and fraud.

[@elf4024]

Man I loved ya'lls reaction, so blown away seeing it for the 1st time through your reactions thank you!!! I can't wait until you see 2 & 3.

[@TenTonNuke]

This movie was so influential that when I went to college in 2001 they offered a philosophy class called What is the Matrix? It discussed things like existentialism, the nature of reality, and free will vs determinism.

[@JoeLancaster]

I wrote my major paper for my degree in 2005 on it!

[@DaveTingwaldd]

She didn't need to tell us she was confused, her expression said it all. 😂

[@adamcottrell7885]

I'm so happy 😊 to see your guys first reaction to one of the best trilogies ever. I remember it like it was yesterday for me. Now i get to see the joy on your faces, and imagine that's how I looked all those years ago. Cheers 🍻

[@ddiaz28]

I've been watching all your recent stuff for a while now but went back and watched this since The Matrix is one of my favorite films. You made me feel old saying you were born in 99. LOL. Loved seeing your excitement at this film. I was hoping to jump right to seeing you react to the sequels but they aren't on the channel? If you haven't seen them I highly recommend continuing! It's such an amazing trilogy.

[@BossEkko]

You're going to love the rest of the matrix movies !

[@goldenlight1922]

This movie let you believe you escape the matrix but you are only going to a deeper matrix, Neo is in Freemason journey and he is going high were you will be torture in real life, 3 ranks of starlinks. 3 famous stars. If you are so high you will be able to go to a other world but they only have plans to torture you and to clone you, and that you will try to go higher in the ranking till your soul is able to steal. They real Truth is much deeper and darker.

[@PamArtsValentine]

One of the greatest film ever made! When it came out my friends & I went to see it at the theater almost every night because we knew it would never look the same on the small screen.

[@flibber123]

This is a great movie, too bad they never made any sequels. I bet they would have been great.

[@zugzug6773]

32:18 I was in the theater in 1999 watching this movie and that was all of our reactions back then.

[@edu_moonwalker]

Lovely watching this masterpiece!! Hope you guys doing great!

[@robby1816]

This is my first time watching your reaction channel. Great first impression. Subbed & going through your back catalogue.

[@markr1354]

You two are great. Love this movie and your reaction. Fantastic fun seeing someone who knows nothing going in. I've seen it many times. The White Rabbit and "I show you how deep the rabbit hole goes" are Alice in Wonderland references (you'll want to watch/read that story at some point.). You will notice more each time you rewatch like the oracle say he was waiting for his "next life". Now you will notice Matrix references everywhere, like Shrek. 😜

[@rodentia8313]

So proud that it was filmed in Sydney, my home town. Lots of familiar landmarks.

[@실론티-w9g]

Exactly the same reaction that I had 😂😂😂😂 I am so glad you guys enjoyed the movie.

[@raezor82]

This came out when I was 17, saw it for the first time in college with a bunch of people. Melted our faces. I think this was our Star Wars ANH. Crazy that this is now older than that was when this came out.

[@patrickbateman7369]

I'm curious to know how many times "that's crazy" was said during this reaction

[@madelineantill1417]

Loved your reactions :-D it was a real delight seeing this afresh through your eyes. I saw it when it first came out in the cinema and the crowd's reaction then was wild too. I still love watching it today... I did crack up when you said 'it's like John Wick'...

[@dannyropero4216]

Luv it!! Cool channel, cool reaction! Always nice seeing the next generation take in this masterpiece. I remember seeing it in the theaters back in 1999 with a group of friends, who were all tripping on psychedelics. Their heads looked like they were gonna explode during the bullet time sequences. Good times!!

[@TheMaskedChef7]

Ok legit best Matrix reaction I ever watched wow thanks guys this was special. So happy for you to finally watch this revolutionary movie

[@lukefallon8276]

I don't think I've ever enjoyed watching a movie reaction so much. Such an honest reaction. This is one of the first Cyberpunk movies made and it set the standard for all the movies that followed.

[@cskyco]

I first seen the Matrix when it came out in 99 in my teens, one of my favourite movies of all time. Watching you guys seeing it for the first time was a lot of fun and your reactions were so great!

[@PatrioticAmericanRebel]

Believe it or not there are 2 more Matrix films 😎 just sayin! Shoutout to you guys! You guys are awesome

[@medieval4203]

3 more Matrix .Don't forget there is the new Resolutions . They tell one complete story.

[@johnbeast4992]

OMG I truely hope you know as little about the other movies as this one, cause man this was great yall now have a new sub, thank you for the entertainment. Now lets see what else you have reacted to.

[@frankm.6411]

Really good. You made me feel like I'd seen it all over again. Now please part 2 and part 3. Greetings from Germany

[@foxdogsourdough]

The question one must ask themselves. Is it "that hard to believe"? Great reaction! Thanks for sharing!

[@mortensrensen1048]

Now you guys are ready for the Matrix Reloaded 😀👍

[@davismccardle1]

Drinking game: Every time she says "that is so crazy" take a drink. Nice knowing ya.