The Matrix end credits by Rage Against the Machine

Song "Wake Up", from the album "Rage Against the Machine" (1992)

[vicez_]

Imagine seeing The Matrix for the first time in 1999 and walking out of the theater after this scene... life changing.

[Musiclover]

watching this in the theater must've been fucking incredible

[dannytheman]

This movie was basically how the 90's ended.

[xBiggs]

The Matrix literally had a perfect beginning and ending wtf

[arashtadjiki]

Even the credits blew your mind. What a perfect movie

[amazingonion]

Fun fact. Neo was originally supposed to be digitally added to the last shot but during filming Keanu Reeves ended up just flying towards the camera so that's the take they use.

[sagarthakkar]

This is how a movie is SUPPOSED to end

[ultraali]

This movie is one of the cornerstones of the 2000s era

[supermovies]

One of the greatest movies of all time

[brianmerritt]

To use a song named "Wake Up" from an album called "Rage Against the Machine" is too beautiful.

[dimitarapostolov]

This is a perfect ending even without any of the sequels. Just a perfect ending to the story.

[davidnavarro]

0:57-1:24 Perfect slow motion, perfect headturners, perfect haircut, perfect dark clothes, perfect sunglasses, perfect actor, perfect ending.

[Adqm]

There is no words to describe the epicness, badassness and awesomeness of this scene...

[rsfilmdiscussionchannel]

I like how Neo’s last line is almost a meta acknowledgement to the audience that it’s up to them whether they want sequels.

[TheProphegy]

0:59 When you step out of the barbershop after a badass haircut.

[aztekrazy]

the way u walk out of ur bosses office after u tell him u found a better job, and you look at all the other employees

[beamertoy]

This ending means so much more than people realize. It's about you, yourself, as an individual breaking thru the wall you've raised up for yourself and finally seeing your truest potential. You can do, feel, think so much more than you're led to believe. Its about beating anxiety, self doubt, and fear inside you keeping you from becoming the person you're are meant to be. It didn't need sequels or a continuation. In fact the movies that came after just strays further from the real message.

[grantjohnson]

The symbolism of hanging up the phone instead of using it to escape the matrix only just dawned on me. Fucking GENIUS

[cloejarozenski]

PLEASE re-release this in theaters for the 20th anniversary!

[AboveEmAllProduction]

One of the biggest goose bumps in cinema history