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Joe W

Ali sounds jealous of everyone getting some in the cave... 😂 Also, pair these two up more often, I think Kristen needs Ali's memory for movie details! lol

Yurvic

The Twins were supposed to be "ghosts". The Oracle mentioned that every time a program was doing something they weren't supposed to be doing people perceived them as ghosts, angels etc.

Euskal Herriko Mickael

I don't wanna be obnoxious, but again, many things in the Matrix lore is explained in the Animatrix, as I already said in my previous command. It happened between the first Matrix and Matrix Reloaded and Revolution. Examples: The 'Osiris' mission they talked (around 6 min in the movie) is fully showed and explained in Animatrix; likewise at 15 minutes in, they introduced 'The Kid' -> there is a absolutely master piece about him in the Animatrix explaining his situation and how he got out of the Matrix. So many other stuffs are explained in the Animatrix that are SO MUCH worth a watch in order to fully grasp the whole Matrix lore. It would be a banger if you watched it, even between Matrix Reloaded and Matrix Revolution.

Euskal Herriko Mickael

By the way, if Tank 'didn't' survive his wounds and died, it is because of behind-the-scenes shenanigans: the actor who played Tank (Marcus Chong) asked for a much higher wage (it is said he asked 1 million USD), which was then denied and the actor was replaced by Harold Perrineau playing as Link who, in the story, is married to Zee, making him thus the brother-in-law of Tank and Dozer.

Euskal Herriko Mickael

The amazing things about the freeway chase part is that: Firstly, it literally is a genuine recorder sequence, with few CGI here and there to make it smooth, but the whole scene is nonetheless an amazing movie performance! Secondly, General Motors provided around 300 cars in this chase scene, which were all totally destroyed after the movie. It is rare to find such dedication in a movie in order to not use CGI all the time (like nowadays), but rather filming a REAL sequence with, on the top of it, just a little bit of CGI is added to make it better; something that we rarely see these days... sadly :-(

Joe Mantell

I really hope that you two consider watching these movies at home by yourselves because while you watched it it seems like you talked a lot through very important parts and missed them all together. These movies are amazing and you gotta focus to catch certain details.