The Matrix (1999) | Neo's Apartment | Ambient Soundscape

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[ALIENWORLD]

"I know you're out there. I can feel you now. I know that you're afraid... you're afraid of us. You're afraid of change. I don't know the future. I didn't come here to tell you how this is going to end. I came here to tell you how it's going to begin. I'm going to hang up this phone, and then I'm going to show these people what you don't want them to see. I'm going to show them a world without you. A world without rules and controls, without borders or boundaries. A world where anything is possible. Where we go from there is a choice I leave to you."

[Forsete]

The nineties, especially the late 90's, were truly something remarkable. When The Matrix came out I was 12 years old and still remember that time so vividly.

[ShoterOTP]

There is just something magical about that early 2000's era, with CRT monitors, beginning of the web etc.

[MaxPower]

The amount of nostalgia in the comments for the late 90s/early 2000s tech era and early Internet days warms my heart. Cheers all.

[Denariusjay]

This really was how it felt in the early 2000s, the messy room, the rain outside, the hum of the CRT monitor, the click noises of the HD reading/writing. Man I miss this era. 40 year old here.

[martynstembridge]

25 years later, and the first Matrix movie is still the most surprisingly great movie I've seen across that era. I had heard it was good, but nothing prepared me for just how perfect the experience was.
I had spent the first few months of 1999 being obsessed with the upcoming release of The Phantom Menace, so I didn't give much thought to some new Keanu Reeves sci-fi movie being on the horizon.

[swarovski]

When Matrix came out in 1999, I was a freshman in high school. There was a big earthquake in Turkey. We slept in the streets and parks for days. Earthquakes continued to happen from time to time. At that time, the only cinema where I lived was an AFM cinema under the railway. My friend's brother worked at the cinema. He was the first one to tell me that there was a great movie and said come and watch it. Of course, I watched it for free(!) and every time a train passed over us, everyone would run out of the cinema in panic and when we realized it was just a train, we would go back and watch the movie. Well, imagine our situation considering that trains passed by so often :) But I watched that movie a few more times. It is still a great movie. It has such a memory for me...

[jindaraycicek]

A movie has changed millions of opinion about the world we live in. Pure masterpiece..

[FuzzyTwiguh]

I remember seeing the first movie in the theater as a kid and being completely in awe by the entire film. It is still my absolute favorite movie of all time after all of these years... and this was perfect. Thank you!

[ErikLiberty]

Love hearing the hard drive. Almost forgot about that sound. The laundry being done is a nice touch.

[JosephHood]

So nostalgic. The Matrix was one of those movies that touched me to my core, it has an ambience and atmosphere like nothing else, the entire universe is fascinating. And it all starts from this dark and strangely cozy apartment.

[oldskool.official]

Many years I thought that I'm homesick, but a few weeks ago I went to my hometown after 2 decades and things have changed a lot. People are not the same anymore, friends are all gone. And I realized that I'm not homesick, I suffer from romantic nostalgia. But there's no way to travel back in time. I miss being 13 in 1999.

[fredyoder]

I've been following the white rabbit for 25 years now and I'm still waiting for Trinity to whisper in my ear...

[mirr]

Neo with his 15" CRT. What a boss!

[fedupN]

Back to a very specific time and place.
So many years ago now.
Thank you for this.

[Kelvostrass]

I've lived long enough to see fantasy become reality - not many humans throughout history can say that

[franzu]

Yesterday I saw Matrix, I think it's the movie I've seen the most and after almost 25 years I still love it.

[hey_james]

What an era to have experienced! I miss those days exploring the early version of the internet, everything was new and exciting, everything was possible.

[a---------------]

there's something so unsettlingly real about this picture, it feels feels so alive

[AirPowered]

“Have you ever had a dream, Neo, that you were so sure was real? What if you were unable to wake from that dream?”