The Matrix Resurrections Pitch Meeting

Step inside the pitch meeting that led to The Matrix: Resurrections!

The Matrix was one of the most popular movies of the 1990s and changed action movies forever. Then it’s two follow-ups Reloaded and Revolutions were also movies. With the trend of reviving decades-old franchises in full swing in Hollywood at the moment… Here we are. Again.

The Matrix: Resurrections definitely raises some questions. Like why are we just re-doing the first movie but different? Why include iconic characters if they’re not really the iconic characters and are also played by other actors? Why does every Keanu action scene involve a force-push? What are the stakes here, exactly? Did all the self-awareness make it okay?

To answer all these questions and more, step inside the Pitch Meeting that led to The Matrix: Resurrections! It’ll be super easy, barely an inconvenience.

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[ScreenRant]

Which actor do you think did the best job at portraying their character?

[gp]

It's to the point nowadays that I'm more hyped about the Pitch meeting than the movie.

[chikenfartz]

The "do we have a problem" thing was hilarious😂

[newarteest]

love this exchange at 3 minutes:

"That actually sounds like a real interesting movie!" "Right?!... anyway so back to this one."

[TheMilkyBarKid]

The word for word quote from the “have you ever had a dream” kid was absolutely flawless

[animaldrew]

The “you ever had a dream” kid reference killed me.😂

[joethenerd]

I love how the pitch meetings are usually better than the movies themselves

[waywardwinchester]

Evidently, making a good Matrix sequel is super hard, definitely an inconvenience.

[AutismFamilyChannel]

Have you ever had a dream ending was PERFECT.

[MrChipMC]

"That sounds like an interesting movie!" " Yeah . Anyway, back to this one"

[hardhurt]

When they described the machine civil war I knew that producer guy would bring up how that would have made a better movie.

[roybatty-]

I love how Neo's and Trinity's sleeping pods were not guarded by a single robot. They literally extracted the two most important pods with barely any resistance, twice and within a few days of each other.

[jacobl]

"Wow, y'know THAT actually sounds like a really interesting movie!"
"Right?? So anyway, back to this one..."
So perfectly sums up my feelings about this film.

[parthbansal]

The guy who played Agent Smith had an impossible task at hand. Hugo Weaving was simply irreplaceable as Agent Smith

[PatrickWDunne]

"Now that sounds like an interesting movie!"
"RIGHT? Anyways..."

[whowasNEVERhere]

"Now that sounds like a good movie!"
"Right, back to this 1"

[Cloud.Strife]

-" What's he gonna do?"
- "He's gonna be in the movie!"

This needs to be used wayyyy more in Pitch Meetings

[TheLegPumpkin]

The dream kid reference is so spot on. The only person Ryan plays better than himself is everyone else in the world.

[CountCocofang]

I absolutely adore the dynamic you created between these two characters. It's like whenever one of them has a brief moment of introspection and starts to realize what they are doing is absolute trash, the other one swiftly pulls him back in and convinces him it's all amazing. They have the most toxic synergy, it's great.

[LegoAnimations]

5:43 that line was word to word perfect!