The Matrix Reloaded - Caravan Of Garbage

The Matrix Reloaded aimed to take everything that was great about the first and expand the world in new and exciting ways. With the return of Neo, Trinity, Morpheus and an every duplicating Agent Smith we get incredible new action scenes like the burley brawl and the highway chase plus a colouring cast of new characters. BUT. What does it all add up to? Does it even come close to the first? Somewhat I guess. Thanks for watching our Caravan Of Garbage review.










#TheMatrix

[wstine]

I got to work with Hugo Weaving on a low budget film called the key man back in 2006. I was a locations PA. That man was very humble and willing to talk to anybody about the Matrix and Lord of the Rings films.

[SaulGMV]

I like how whenever you mention an aussie tv show the footage quality drops to 240p

[CrowTRobot]

That cliffhanger ending. My roommate and I were discussing that for months, wondering how they would explain Neo having powers outside of the Matrix. We placed bets on which theory would be the closest. Shame neither of us bet on "they just won't address it again".

[Fuzzy_Barbarian]

I think the Architect just hadn't spoken to anyone in a while and had a Word of the Day calendar that had a lot of backlog, so he was just trying to make up for lost time.
I mean, we all know how old people are.

[katiepersons]

The Frenchman was giving Neo a subtle warning that the coded food in the matrix can be made to manipulate the one eating it. The Oracle gives Neo a red candy earlier in the film. She also offers him a cookie that she says will make him feel "right as rain". It's all a way to keep the anomaly that is "the one" on the rails and within the system of control.

[TheJesselopez]

Oh man, imagine Mark Wahlberg in that architect scene. He'd be sooo confused.

[dr_mugen]

I liked the architect since he represents the opposite of the oracle. She goes out of her way to help you understand with metaphors and comfort food. He wants you to feel inferior and insecure, refusing to dumb down what he is saying as a flex.

[BearFOXThirty]

The "my dad works at Nintendo liar" and Neo telling the architect he hopes they don't meet again after his rambling supercut, both had me crying.

[mr.moviemafia]

“The ANIMATRIX” is undoubtedly my favorite thing to come out of the Matrix franchise. Definitely watch it!

[Lisax]

I really liked the Tank character. He had the most personality out of all the crew members next to mouse.

[AndreAsunte]

Seraph was an Angel in the paradise version of the Matrix. He glows gold because Seraphim are called "burning ones". He survived as part of the Merovingian's crew until he defected and chose to protect "That which matters most". He once had wings."Holy shit, it's wingless".

[Jas]

Thank you for the financial advice James, I have invested my life savings into dogecoin. You are my favourite financial advisor thanks to your incredible knowledge of cryptocurrency

[mainelymadagain]

That edit with all the “big brain words” the architect said was great. Well done Ben, well done.

[blackfyre]

I like the theory that the reason that the fight with the bunch of Smiths looks like that is because the Matrix (like any videogame) can't handle so many clones of one program or it can't handle the graphics or whatever so the Matrix lowers the resolution to accommodate for the action and to be honest... I kinda like that.

[DoomRaiden]

To me, the architect is saying these fancy words on purpose. Not to be confusing but because he has an obsession with perfection, it makes sense to me that he articulate his words perfectly to say exactly what he intends. How the oracle explains the architect in revelations confirms this perfectionism too

[d.tredge]

In the architect scene i did like how the screens showed Neo's different possible responses. The first time they're all different, but then at one point they all responded "F*** you". Like yeah all possible variations agree 100% F you

[jansenart]

12:25 Okay, the sequels were immensely flawed, but the Seraph-Neo fight was amazing and I won't hear anything different. It embodied the spirit of martial arts practitioners in that the best way to know someone is to fight them. Someone who's never studied martial arts would not be able to understand that.

[Tehstampede]

13:45 that's an interesting point and I'd never thought about it like that. The issue they had when the matrix was a paradise is likely that people got bored and started philosphizing on the nature of existence or something, which would obviously be an issue if they were living in a simulation. This probably resulted in the machines overcorrecting with the subsequent iteration being a gothic horror hellscape; if every day is a fight for survival, nobody has any time to wonder what reality is and what it means to exist.

[personMN]

Yeah if you swing a sword at a guy and he blocks it with his hand an only bleeds a teeny tiny bit it doesn't give off big, "guys, we can take him!" vibes.

[fettfan]

I agree that Zion was kind of underwhelming as “the Last Human City, ” but Morpheus’ rave speech was awesome.