Mr. Anderson escapes from Agents | The Matrix [Open Matte]

The Matrix (1999)
Scene: Mr. Anderson escapes from Agents
Song: Robert D - Clubbed to Death (The Matrix)

Storyline: A computer hacker learns from mysterious rebels about the true nature of his reality and his role in the war against its controllers.

Directors: The Wachowski Brothers

Cast: Keanu Reeves (Thomas A. Anderson \ Neo), Laurence Fishburne (Morpheus), Carrie-Anne Moss (Trinity), Hugo Weaving (Agent Smith), Gloria Foster (Oracle), Joe Pantoliano (Cypher), Marcus Chong (Tank), Julian Arahanga (Apoc), Matt Doran (Mouse), Belinda McClory (Switch), Anthony Ray Parker (Dozer)

Production Companies:
Warner Bros. (presents)
Village Roadshow Pictures (in association with)
Groucho Film Partnership (in association with)
Silver Pictures (production)
3 Arts Entertainment (uncredited)

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[johnwhite]

"You believe you are special, and somehow the rules do not apply to you."

Yeah, about that...

[Rocket-qgjw]

“You believe that you are special, that the rules don’t apply to you”

Amazing foreshadowing

[gibusgamer]

I love how they show the inhumanity of the agents. A regular person's first instinct upon not finding Neo would be to check the immediate area, but the agents are programs, and programs that encounter an unexpected result freeze up. They step away and begin blindly scanning the office systematically, the same way a program would when looking through data, to the point of ignoring Neo when he shuffles out from just behind them because he's not where they're scanning. The reason Morpheus is able to outsmart them isn't because he's some genius, it's because programs are predictable, consistent, routine.

[adfafads]

The most unrealistic part of this scene is that a FedEx package actually arrived exactly when you needed it to...

[rockhardrockhounds]

The boss harassing him for being late....next scene Neo stares at a blank screen in a nearly empty cube. This is the most realistic scene in cinema history lol

[Gaib_al_lisan]

Neo says "shit" (at 2.08) and Morpheus replies "Yeees". Gets me every time 😆

[Tobidecai]

The boss looks just like an agent, even in the way he talks.

[cheeseandonions]

Just when you think he's gonna be a superhero, he decides to get arrested! Brilliant!

[brianm]

Morpheus: "...stand up and see for yourself."
Neo: "Oh shit!"
Morpheus: "Yeeesss. They have been trying to reach you about your car's extended warranty."

[AAvfx]

When I saw this on 1999, that's the moment the audience felt for the first time that this movie is extremely exceptional! I can recall something happened in the theater.

[naysay]

What a movie. Cut afternoon classes at college to catch this at the local cinema in ‘99. Walked out two hours later, bought another ticket and walked back in.

[amputate]

So much foreshadowing early in the movie:

"because every single employee understands that they are part of a whole; thus if an employee has a problem, the company has a problem"

Basically saying Neo is part of the collective that are slaves to the system, and if he goes against that, it creates problems in the Matrix

[shoutatthedzo]

I always laugh at the mailman saying have a nice day and neo stares back and not responding like nothing happened.

[warioman]

It's kind of compelling because this boss guy is talking just like Agent Smith does, might as well be Agent Smith.

[lyncho]

This is one of those movies where you wish you could watch it for the first time over and over.. The ones where they are so good, that watching it a second time is just not the same.

[PaddyRoon]

This was the scene that showed me that this movie was special. Any other movie would have a dumb scene where the regular guy protagonist would be jumping through the scaffolding to escape via the roof, but shockingly, this movie keeps some realism by having him choose the rational option.

[XiyuYang]

The scenes that took place in the matrix has a green tint, the ones in the real, physica world a blue tint, neat little cinematographic literacy there.

[FantomasARM]

2:45 I love how the agents know what to do without talking, and turn around simultaneously, it is because they are programs, they receive a command and execute it.

[karlkarlsson]

This movie gets you so hooked it's "unbelievable", and when you are in it, they show you that reality is not real. One of the few movies that has ever made your brain really questioned if it was a movie that you saw or just reality. We as an audience became a part inside of the movie, it's crazy, and when you left the cinema you just went, woah.

[camharrison]

When I first watched this movie in 2000 I was like that Nokia phone is badass I want one. Lol