I can see you | The Matrix Revolutions [Open Matte]
The Matrix Revolutions (2003)
Scene: Neo vs Smith
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Storyline: The human city of Zion defends itself against the massive invasion of the machines as Neo fights to end the war at another front while also opposing the rogue Agent Smith.
Directors: Lana Wachowski (as The Wachowski Brothers), Lilly Wachowski (as The Wachowski Brothers)
Writers: Lilly Wachowski (as The Wachowski Brothers), Lana Wachowski (as The Wachowski Brothers)
Cast: Keanu Reeves (Thomas A. Anderson \ Neo), Laurence Fishburne (Morpheus), Carrie-Anne Moss (Trinity), Hugo Weaving (Agent Smith), Monica Bellucci (Persephone), Daniel Bernhardt (Agent Johnson), Gloria Foster (The Oracle), Jada Pinkett Smith (Niobe), Harold Perrineau (Link), Lambert Wilson (Merovingian), Harry J. Lennix (Commander Lock)
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I know this is an underappreciated part of this movie, but my hat's off to Ian Bliss's acting abilities. He pulled off a perfect impersonation of Hugo Weaving as Agent Smith here, and that is why they casted him.
Bliss’s acting was blissful, blessed.
I agree.
The delivery was so identical. The only reason you'd know it was a different actor is that the voices were different.
Waay better than the new guy. Sheesh
As a kid I genuinely was under the impression that they just got Hugo to grow out a beard, he was that good.
According to Wikipedia, Ian Bliss was hand picked for this role by the Wachowskis because of his ability to mimic Hugo Weaving. After seeing this, that was a brilliant call.
yeah would have been nice if he was used in the matrix 4 for as smith even though he obviously died in this movie.
@@eazye26boy I honestly wished they had brought all the characters back to play background extras throughout Matrix 4.. Lil easter eggs...
He’s not that good. I feel like most capable actors could do a decent agent smith impression
@@mikecantreed There's always that one person.
@@TyrBarghest It’s normally the same person screaming abuse when there’s a vid with someone playing a bit rough with their pet even though the pet is clearly having fun and is unharmed.
He does such a good impression of Hugo Weaving it’s ridiculous. I wonder if he recorded Hugo saying those lines and just mimicked them.
Well I am pretty sure he watched Hugo Weavings performance and practiced. Weaving did not have to say those lines this actor said, he just needed to study and get down the ticks and mannerism of Hugos performance and he did a great job.
It's possible that they had Hugo Weaving run the scene once or twice first
@le Hoarderz Al-Shekelsteins no shit. I’m just saying, I wonder if they worked together in order to get it to sound authentic, and I was complimenting how well he did the impression.
@le Hoarderz Al-Shekelsteins learn how to be nice.
@le Hoarderz Al-Shekelsteins your attempt at being edgy failed horrifically. Retire from the internet and save us all the trouble of dealing with your immature bullshit.
Dude the fact that they failed so bad to capture smiths aura in resurrection but bane performed it wonderfully is beyond mind blowing
God what a waste. That whole movie. And smith was basically “im a totally different young guy... but im smith i swear”
I watched the trailer only and it felt like a netflix movie lmao
lol "MISTER ANDERSOOOOOON", what a gigantic fail
@@VlaDuZa didn't he called him "Thomas" the whole movie?hahah. Resurrection was a terrible movie lol
same. Jonathan Groff is a decent actor (I love him in Mindhunter) but his Smith impression just misses the mark for me too. I thought he'd fit more as the new Architect or Merovingian when seeing him in the trailers but Smith was the last person I'd think he'd play
I like how this fight is more grounded and realistic because they're not in the Matrix and they really do have to abide by the laws of physics here.
It's true. It makes you realize how ridiculous the fights in the matrix are, with no consequences. A few punches in the real world are much more dramatic. It's like the difference between the light sabre fights in the original Star Wars and then all the CGI flipping around in the prequels.
True. But the fact that Neo can see Smith in 'real world' is indicative of another layer of the matrix.
@@SparkTheGenius Prequels have the best choreography
@@Pavel-wj7gy Nooooo. It isn't!!!! I am sick of people saying that. Neo can see Smith because he is connected to the source. That's why he was able to force the Sentinels to shut down and see the city of Machines. He can't see inside Niobe's ship or Trinity because they aren't connected.
@@jul_wac what kind of argument is that? Just because you have CGI doesn’t mean you have to make fights a bunch of flipping. And yes movies aren’t real, thank you
This guy played Smith far more beliavable than the actor from Resurrection. If they really wanted to bring back Smith's character and Hugo wasn't available, then Wachovsky should've recast this guy.
Exactly what I thought. That would be a millions time more interesting that what we got with that pseudo Agent Smith from "Resurrections ". This actor right here perfectly captured the essence of the character. Watching this scene I really believed that I'm watching Agent Smith in another body.
That would've been a good idea provided his character didn't get his head caved in with a tire iron
Hugo... was available - he's a main character in the film. They didn't "replace" him, they needed Smith (an AI with no physical form) to have physical form - he takes over someone's body. edit sorry im dumb - i thought you said "reloaded" - for a moment I forgot there was another sequel lol
I thought the same thing.
when that Smith from Ressurection just scream MR. ANNNDDERSSONNN! it's just makes me cringe and at the same time cries, like they just ruin his character from the previous trilogy. The Matrix franchise def went downhill and share the same fate as Terminator, what was once an incredbile blockbuster turns into a cash grab Hollywood woke agenda
the "I can see you" is in the exact same tone as when he said "no" when he stopped the bullets. Its like he has this enlightened zone he goes to when he undeerstands something in this world.
That is an astute observation that I myself hadn't really thought about.
Holy crap you're right, it's the exact same delivery.
His character always has the exact same tone
@@ublade82 No he doesn't. He usually keeps within a fairly narrow range but his range isn't zero. I actually misremembered how he delivered this line, because there are other ways he could have delivered it, because he _doesn't_ always use the same tone.
I agree and furthermore to your point, neo also says "I can feel them" in that sorta tone at the end of reloaded with the sentinels giving chase
2003-Damn he plays Smith really well. 2021-Damn, he plays Smith?
This guy, Ian Bliss should have been Smith’s new avatar in Matrix Resurrections rather than Jonathan Groff
It shows at 4:30 that Neo closed his 'Human Eyes' and is able to see with 'Machine Eyes' it later shows how Neo can see the Machine City the way Machines see it. It looks beautiful to them; wires are their trees and electricity is their air. it's their form of Nature.
Neo is a cyborg. Maybe all humans in the matrix have to be. They need extra hardware to interface with the machines and a little code fed in to the right human might just activate some machine senses.
It's a symbolic, mystic mean. It shows you that to understand universe you have to think energy, not matter. To feel and see love, Light rather than dark, you have to close your eyes about material world, in order to see energy of life. Machine city looks like cold world when you see it in the film, like you feel your environement sad, but through Neo's eyes you see beautiful lights. If you change your mind about whats around you, you change how you feel
@gab hug that's what mean... Change your mind to see opportunities to evolve against your problems, rather than see doom and darkness. To see in darkness. Switch on the Light
I suspect the gold color is the key. Entities that are a part of the Matrix are green code and can't exist outside of it. Entities with golden code can travel between the Matrix and the real world and see both of them as code. When Smith got the eyes of the oracle his code turned golden and allowed him to exist in the real world.
It is a metaphor for the use of the 3rd eye and the elevation of humanity the closer we are to God. All through the bible God says don't trust your eyes, close your eyes and so on. That's because in Eden, Adam and Eve saw the world in energetic form through the 3rd eye and only when they ate the forbidden fruit, they opened the eyes we now use. The pineal gland, also know as the 3rd eye, is activated when we close our eyes. He's not a cyborg he's just coming closer and closer to God. Let us give our lives to Jesus and let Him teach us how to have this holy experience.
Smith basically pulled over "I'm inevitable" card way before It's time
Dude, I screamed in theatre when thanos said it " that's Smith line!" And got booed! Goddamn millennials,they didn't experience a lot of masterpiece from our time
@@serenity9260 , I did. I am a millennial and immediately understood the reference.
@@serenity9260 Only retards scream (and clap) in the theatre... shut your fucking mouth while watching a movie you and others have payed to see.
@@str8manballtouch949 what a sad life u have
@@serenity9260 he kinda has a point
« Look through the soft gelatin of these dull cow eyes and see your enemy » 2 minutes later : burns the soft gelatine of these dull cow eyes and gives him the ability to see his enemy even more obviously
He din't see that coming
Elonmusk
Agent Smith owns the word “ inevitable “
i’ll admit thanos is good competition but you’re right
Funny because both their enemies went for the head.
I n e v i t able, Mr. Anderson.
@@fryingpanstan4596 please, Thanos doesn't even come close to be as good as Smith
@@michaelkeaton5394 why so?
It still took Neo too long to catch on. Even after the 3’rd or 4’th “Mr. Anderson” he still asked “Who are you?” 🤦🏻♂️
"...not to bright though"
I mean, the idea of a programing ENTERING the human flesh is so outrageous, its easier to believe that the dude had a mental breakdown or identity crisis after heavy injuries to the head. I mean, the dude had blood damn near SHOWERING his head.
Or Neo is trying to buy time and doing whatever comes to mind to keep Smith talking. If you are ever confronted, keeping the other person engaged in conversation means they are less likely to do anything other than talk.
Because a program possessing a body in reality was so impossible for him that he didn’t even think about that possibility
@@pepi88 too* 🤦♂️
That acting is phenomenal. His mannerisms are on point with Hugo weaving.
the sentence about being trapped in a stinky meatsuit is also a parallell to the guy who wanted the bluepill again while eating steak.
The fact Smith is now a living virus within the Matrix and has overwritten/imitate Bane’s red pill digital conscious is a chilling thought if you watch both Reloaded and Revolutions like dozens of times to understand.
What do you mean by banes red pill digital conscious?
@@jybrdls3647 When you take the red pill, you’re able to be jacked off from the Machines control. Thus, be get in and get out. However, your mental project of your digital self still remains. Think of it as a human cognition
@@a.jthomas6132 you can just say unplugged. Jacked off kind of has another meaning
i thought the pills were just symbolic
@@sherbershlemel6937 in the film, they say that the red pill allowed them to disconnect and locate people from the matrix.
-Hello, Mr. Anderson. -I don't know you. Who are you? -HELLO. MISTER. ANDERSON
You call that A *Meme?*
For Matrix Ressurrections, they should cast an actor like this who mimics perfectly Hugo Weaving acting like the new Smith. I really couldn't take Jonathan Groff's performance serously.
He said he doesn’t want to do a weaving impression
@@justkev1044 then he shouldn't have played Smith at all
@@glonk1535 ikr
Which is good, overall. Just having the same character and experience would belittle the meaning of the film.
@@justkev1044 I can understand that. I honestly didn’t have a problem with his performance. He still portrayed himself as a menacing would be villain. The kind that Smith would embody.
The Agent Smith monologues in these movies are sooooo fucking good. The dialogue and writing is just perfect: "look past the soft gelatin of these dull cow eyes and see your enemy... blind messiah... etc, etc."
###triniti
When a villain says he's inevitable, be sure that he'll soon face his end.
Something about him losing his head and disintegrated gives you something to think about…
i get a feeling theres a huge easter egg here thats a throwback to this...remember when thanos said "you should've went for the head"?
for real I hate that ! when a villain says they are inevitable they die like I want to see a villain who says he’s inevitable actually is inevitable for once lol
“Pride cometh before the fall”
Whoever plays Banes deserves an Oscar!
Thanks that was me. Feel free to PayPal me as I’m stuck in Jerusalem with low battery on my phone
Ian Bliss
@@borris3768 sure how about are $500😂
He impersonates smith 10 times better than that new actor in M4.
No one gets an oscar just for one scene alone, moron
I love how Trinity's plan was turn off the lights and then sit there and wait for Neo to win.
Maybe you were joking here... but she was locked in there. LoL
Honestly man, Ian Bliss deserved an award. First for the accent and then for the acting ability that goes so far beyond just a convincing impression and is eerily identical to the master that is Hugo himself.
I used to think Reloaded and Revolutions weren't on par with the 1st Matrix. And they're not, but after watching Resurrections, they've become masterpieces.
Suddenly the matrix sequels will go the way of the star wars prequels after Ressurections
@@guilhermehank4938 Movies don't become masterpieces when a bad sequel comes out. The star wars prequels still suck even though the new ones also suck. Don't deify a piece of shit because there are smellier ones, it's still a piece of shit.
@@actingempty3108 go do your movie if you are so knowledgeable. All the three movies were masterpieces.
Are you referring to SW or the Matrix?
@@actingempty3108 compared to the reboots/sequels of today (minus no way home), the sequels/prequels of old are amazing even if they have bad acting and/or shitty sfx.
Ian Bliss’ acting as Agent Smith is leagues ahead of the person in Matrix : Regurgitations.
😂
that title, lmao
The matrix relubicated
This sequence had far more excitement (I still get my adrenaline going when I watch it) than any of the scenes from the 4th movie. The "I can see" moment when we learn Neo's vision extends beyond the Matrix and into the real world is such an exciting moment. Not to mention, of course, having a real actor actually playing a convincing Agent Smith. It's like sometimes directors need to look back at their previous work and learn from theirselves.
The problem is, the fact that Smith can leave the Matrix and Neo still has powers in the real world proves that the real world is not actually the real world, just another layer of simulation.
@@theredscourge Nope that's just a theory. Neo asked the Oracle this question. The Oracle tells Neo he is connected to the source even after leaving the Architect's room. Which explains why Neo can kill the Sentinels in the real world. basically a wireless connection.
I have a new found appreciation for the trilogy after watching the horrific 4th one
Indeed, the absence of lawrence and hugo was felt a lot, both being very important characters in the plot of the trilogy
Right? That movie was a giant disappointment. I love Keanu and Carrie Anne Moss but that movie is garbage.
That movie was an abomination. Holly fuck.
@@dnajournal4321 haha I can go toe to toe with you . The 4th film failed in so many ways , even compared to 2nd and 3rd film . It was cheap , bad casting , weird rants .. awful production effects (trailing motion effects ? That was cool for a second 20 years ago when I was doing TV production in highschool LOL )….
@@kane5445 Even the first movie had "weird rants" to people with low thinking abilities. "What this Morpheus guy talking about? Fight again please. Pew pew pew. Haha women in red dress. Wow so cool she said dodge this bang pew pew". The movie had the same original creators behind it. Unlike Terminator 3 and onwards, which were actual abominations, there was legit continuity here. You need to subscribe to the Matrix Explained youtube channel - most people are upset with the 4th movie because it didn't have as many "pew pew pew action scenes" that they wanted. (Deliberate spelling mistakes above cause YT keeps censoring me).
In my opinion it's the best fight in the series except the one in the train station when Neo defeated Smith for the first time and a few others in the original Matrix, purely because without all of supernatural abilities Matrix could have granted them it feels a lot more grounded and brutal.
Yes, exactly. All the flipping around with no consequence is just like watching a TikTok dance. But when people have weight and have to move with the laws of physics, the fights feel real and brutal and like there is a consequence from them.
So many good fight scenes but yea this one and the subway scene are probably the top 2
It isn't that Ian Bliss did a dead on Hugo Weaving, it's that he was able to capture the menace that Weaving exuded as Agent Smith, maybe in a way surpass it.
1:34 - 1:55 that is literally the essence of Hugo's Agent Smith utter disdain towards human being perfectly captured expression delivered by Ian Bliss. Gets me goosebump everytime he spit after that lines.
This guys performance, his impersonation of Smith, is ridiculously good
I always found it strange how long it took Neo to realise he was Agent Smith 😂
Bc it was believed that agents were unable to escape to the real world
No one ever comments about the fact that Neo straight up CRUSHES Bane's head with that pipe! Brutal as hell!
I think that's supposed to be representative of Smith disintegrating. Bane probably had a severe skull fracture and died of a traumatic brain injury, but there's no way Neo could him hard enough to explode his head and evaporate his entire body lol
@@adamb89 exactly
3:24 that was such a dick move, I remember watching this as a kid and crying when Neo got blinded and kinda disfigured by the cables
I like that Agent Smith's digital-spirt-code-ghost-projection still has sunglasses.
First time watching it in cinema was a shocking experience. Smith in real world - „wow, good one”. They fight - „Yeaa, kick his ass!”. Neo loses eyes - „OMG what was that!??”. Neo blindly tries to find Smith - „now how you gonna beat him?”. Neo avoids hit like he still sees - „What?”. Fire Smith - „Whaaaat??!”. Neo decapitates him - „wow, so brutal :0”. Everything was just perfect in this scene.
" I can see you." Goosebumps, my boi. Goosebumps.
Damnnnnnnn son. The way Keanu looks him up and down slightly and says it.... bonechilling !!!! 4:27
Why couldn't the new Smith actor at least try to sound like this?
Exactly
I think the new smith nailed it... It's you people that are alwaya rejecting innovations and changes... How do you want the world to change from this shithole if you can't even accept a change in a movie sequel?
@@IdeaSeeker Because it was literally one of the worst movies I've EVER seen dude... And I don't say that lightly.
@@IdeaSeeker just because it's a change doesn't mean it's a good one
Because if everything was just covered in nostalgia porn, everyone would still complain about it and call it unoriginal.
This movie had some messy writing but ultimately it had some really great moments, like this scene for instance. It seems that movies everyone hated a few years ago are getting more love now. Which proves one simple thing: The quality of movies is rapidly dropping, what was bad 10 years ago is considered decent today.
I find my appreciation for movies & TV I thought was mediocre many years ago keeps going up when I "rewatch" them via KZhead clips, then back down to what I remember when I try to rewatch the whole thing... The algorithm ranking which highlights are best is nature's editor.
He did good at doing smiths voice
Honestly I find this one to be really underrated, maybe it’s not as philosophical as the other two in the trilogy but it doesn’t have to be, it’s the big climatic battle, it’s what we’ve been building towards since the beginning
i expected mass effect 3 to be something like this and oh boy was it disappointing. in london fight you see like 2 enemies on screen max, no vehicles, no allies beside the obvious ones. and "smith" was replaced with random anime ninja
Still, all these years later, the blinding gets to me. When something happens to someone's eyes, it's always very disturbing to me
The only way I was able to tell this was smith in the movie was his dead on acting sounding just like smith. Crazy.
The actor is superb, but I wish he'd been more expressive with his eyes. That's the one noticeable difference between him and Weaving.
2:48 This is the only choreography in the Matrix trilogy that uses shaky cams that's hard to follow in an action scene and somehow it still makes sense as both Smith and Neo are practically ugly brawling here without their Matrix powers. Neo can't stop bullets and fly here, Smith can't multiply and lost the raw power he has as an agent.
Neo = *D A R E D E V I L*
better smith than whatever the hell that guy in ressurections was doing
i like to think this is Neo using his 3rd eye. you know how you can just tell when someone doesn’t have good energy in their heart & you don’t need eyes to see or feel that
He had a connection to the source. A connection with all the machines. He could feel them and see them even without sight.
4:43 Me: what…. What did you do? Neo: I went for the head!!!
4:12 If you look closely the shadow covers his eyes the same way Mr. Smith's glasses look and it looks as though it's actually him standing there for a brief moment
2:25 One of the COLDEST lines i will remember for life 🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶
There are things what The Matrix Resurrections lacks on compared to the first three Matrix films, The Animatrix and games: - narrative story that’s connected to all three movies - the horror vibes of simulations and machines controlling humans (as Agent Smith described them as a virus). - the Kung fu fights - bullet time VFX - “Guns, lots of guns.” - interesting side characters - inclusive songs from different rock and tencho bands - mind blowing thoughts of what is real and what is a dream (or simulation) - Neo’s growing power of the One What else am I missing? Let me know as you reply this comment.
Resurrection doesn't even look like a matrix movie. It lacks of the atmosphere that was built in the previous movies and the plot is really poor. The whole film is about unplugging trinity. She and smith should have never been back, their characters died. I thought they would have brought carie ann moss only for playing trinity IN THE MATRIX as a program reconstruction to control neo in the matrix itself, but they somehow brought her back in the real world as well as turning her in a sort of "one" beside neo... horrible choice.. .The interpretation of smith and morpheus was really close to be PATHETIC... they had nothing of the original characters... The fights coreographies are also poor compared to original trilogy...It just looks like the movie didn't want to be taken serious anymore, looks like a parody of the matrix... I waited so many years to watch what i can address as a huge flop...so sad.
The third movie was fantastic. Showed the war for machines and had a great ending
So you wanted the same thing again as you have seen before?
@@Lightningspeed992 Completely agree. Pretty much summarized my huge disappointment for the 4th horrible Matrix.
The transgender brothers ruined the movie
1:08 - For a super intelligent AI he sure was an idiot stopping to talk to Neo here.
“Damn, you caught me monologuing!”
Watching Neo trying to figure out that Bane is Agent Smith is like watching Anakin trying to figure out that Palpatine is the Sith Lord
do Harry Potter next
For the longest Time i was sure it was Hugo weaving himself making a different voice
0:01 the moment he called him Mr.Anderson he should've realized who he was...only Smith and the boss of Neo's company in the Matrix ever addressed him that way.
Its not the human world.... its another Matrix.
@@cornpop3159 uhmm...no? Morpheus literally tells him : " welcome to the real world" when they get Neo on the ship After he gets unplugged from the Matrix in the First movie.
@@kuroroluxifer8321 Morpheus is Blue Pilled. The movie treats "You", the audience as Blue Pilled.
@@cornpop3159 A theory.... And a wrong one at that.
Seriously. He got called "Mr. Anderson" three times and still asks "Who are you?". LOL
DVDも持ってて何度も見てるんだけどこんなシーンあるの忘れてたよ！
Not impossible... INEVITABLE 😎
Great writing and the music is impeccable.
Cool and perfectly man. Thank you for your fantastic work and fjlm👆👈👌👍💯🙏✌️
This was the wildest/most provoking part of the Matrix sequels. Where 'computer viruses' can hijack a living host and become real life terrorists.
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This guy acting like agent smith was so much better than the guy from the new movie
Mr. Anderson (says the only character whose ever called him by that name since the first movie)..... hmm "I still don't know who you are!"
It makes you realize how ridiculous the fights are when they're plugged into the matrix, with no consequences. A few punches in the real world are much more dramatic. It's like the difference between the light sabre fights in the original Star Wars and then all the CGI flipping around in the prequels.
Definitely
I disagree, I enjoyed this scene but the ones inside Matrix are more impressive to me.
Man I realy wanted the new matrix movie to be as good as these three. It didn’t do it for me sadly
Is this the conversation that Neo replies to at the end? “It’s inevitable”
Being a Kenshi fan from Mortal Kombat and after watching this scene really made me think he would be the perfect Kenshi for live action
I like the theory that "the real world" is a back-up matrix for rebels. It makes sense, explains how supernatural things like seeing without eyes are possible. The only time such theory seems good to me
It took me a minute to realize that this Smith is not the same actor, after learning that this guy made a really good impression
yea nowadays they would use some sort of voice and face synthetizer that takes the actor and adds some effects to it. how this does it without technic is uncanny
Wow! Love this Scene!
It's true the weak don't survive alone. That's why humanity is important to protect the weak. It's a balance to keep people humble and to care about others. While helping the weak to be secure. It's a balance that help's everyone weak and strong. Only a non living organism can see the weak as useless. How can a machine understand compassion towards others?
Greatest triology of all-time!!! The 4th one should have never been made!!
Lotta folks not liking resurrection. I enjoyed it. I don’t feel it lived up to the first trilogy, for various reasons, but still a movie I’d watch again. Though, I didn’t care much for the actor they cast as agent smith.
i don't think most people understood the gravity of this scene when he said, blind messiah, you're the symbol for all your kind. then neo killing him. Its weird how accurate this film is.
"It's not over, Mr. Andersen. It's not over." SLASH Yes it is, for you anyway.
i need to rewatch this, i might had missed this part
I can see you John cena : 🌚🌚
This scene is deep
Great Hugo Weaving impression.
The fantasia flute type music at the end (🗝️)!
I loved the matrix movies tho great classes
How does he not know it’s smith right away? I’d recognize him right away. Disbelief sure.
Yeah it’s disbelief. There’s no way smith could be out of the matrix. Hence Neo’s apprehension.
That's a fantastic Agent Smith impression!
Seeing these recent comments let’s me know I’m not alone in this recommendations of classic movies
Daredevil: The way I see things, it looks like a world on fire. Neo: *First time?*
I thought this movie was bad. I changed my mind. Much better than 4
Resurrections is about freedom of choice in a simulation.
@@fonainfinity5964 yeah and it's shit
@@olsonbryce777 You got the point, but why the bad language?
The fight against the machines with cpt mifune in itself is enough to revisit the film many times. Idk how anyone can say it wasnt good. THE WHOLE TRILOGY WAS AWESOME
@@faceripper77 Mifune is a badass, he took on the sentinels all by himself, he's not running nowhere.
And Neo became Daredevil!!
I like how the sunglasses are part of Agent Smith's being.
If you stop at 4:13 and look closely, you can see smith‘s glasses, which shows the real person‘s „identity“, amazing film👍
Good eye! Holmes love small details In movies
Good catch 👍
Much better than the new “agent smith” in resurrections 🤷🏽♂️
The only thing that’s impossible here is how long it takes Neo to realize its agent smith.
Concepts in thus movie went over so many people's heads. Even new
I like how real world fighting is more realistic, all those kung fu skills are only in their mind and don't mean anything in the real world.
Since i can't find the comment I'll do it myself It's funny how Smith's "aura" it's still wearing his sunglasses 😎🤣
I fell in love with Ian Bliss watching this 20 years ago lmao he was so spot on and passionate about capturing the mindset, speech patterns and energy of the Smith agent we are all conscious of lol (more Hugo less Agent Smith that's what made it so funny and entertaining); and Cheers btw
AI that can possess a human! Thought provoking indeed!!!
The biblical context is insane. Kane and Abel
Mr. Smith is one of the best bad guys in the history of bad guys. I love his slow and deliberate speech pattern. I used to freak out this girl I know by speaking like Mr. Smith. It gave her the creeps.
A wonderful masterpiece 🎉
I like how when Neo “sees” Smith, his nose is broken, nice little detail there.