GE General Electric Hired Agent Smith of 'The Matrix' For Connected hospitals

This is a clean version without "pop ups" or "click here" to ruin the ad. Can you count how many Smiths they used in this ad?

All rights belong to GE! This is purely for entertainment purposes.

[hankhardigan]

It seems as if agent Smith has been leading two lives

[novikovPrinciple]

How I went so long without ever seeing this magnificent ad, I will never know.

[bapzishere]

Hospitals .. I cannot stand them any longer .. It's the smell .. if there is such a thing.

[Geewrecks]

"No doctor, your patients are already dead."

[AC-izeh]

Tell me Mr. Anderson, what good is a hospital, if you have no insurance?

[TheGreeegory]

Agen Smith's accent is a work of art

[scifiauthor]

Hugo Weaving definitely had fun making this commercial. :)

[tylerm]

You know you've made a good AD when people purposefully go out of their way to search for it.

[Egn]

At the end of the commercial, he proceeded to assimilate everyone in the hospital.

[thereefshark]

Using a famous computer villain to advertise your "good" machines is an odd choice.

[odiemodie]

"Agent Smith... We missed you..."

[MatthewLittle]

"Red or Blue?" ...epic. Simply epic.

[Evan]

I'll go to any hospital that Hugo Weaving is roaming around in

[t.j._edits]

The same Agent Smith that said "the purpose of life is to die" advocating for hospital technology? Y'all better run

[D]

Patient Anderson: Ah! Finally, just got my new lung transplant.

Agent Covid: Tell me Mr. Anderson, what good are your lungs if you’re unable to breathe

[tomeoftheseer]

Friend just pointed out this commercial is ironic because Smith is a virus and he's loose in a hospital.

I'm so mad

[vtrix]

*Wake up after surgery*
Agent Smith- "As you can see, we have had an eye on you for some time now"

[RichterBelmont]

I first saw this ad bundled with behind the scene feature in The Matrix Reloaded. I don't understand English at that time but seeing Agent Smith after the film ended always makes me smile. Remember when we were kids, the Matrix seems like the ride of a lifetime. 1, 2, 3, Animatrix. It was my fondest moment watching them all in one sit.

[geraldkiing]

Evil Agent Smith be like “I love humans”

[jtblcksheep]

I like how that kid at the end looks like he’s almost holding back laughter when Smith offers him the lollipops.