Talavania dude it’s part of the look

1 sin for every asshole wearing glasses underground

there is lots of dust underground...you could get some in your eye, and that's not cool.

Maybe they have bright futures :D

Lol true

She incepted him via riddles

@@derrek-lee right, haha. Gotta make him think it was his own choice.

That’s reserved for the 2027 reboot.

@@magicmulder >>> 😄😄😄

The two trucks smashing into each other is also fricken amazing!

Weird thing is, Cinema Sins guy also says it's awesome, yet still adds a sin.

@@TheManlyVIK Guys gotta make content somehow

@@TheManlyVIK "You padding the sin count bro?"

He slaughtered a lot of real world humans in that act though.

yeah....he is sooooo kool his glasses need no handles....hahahahaha

Haha 8:36 totally reminds me of the bit in the Rifftrax of this My neighbor knows binary! Get him! He's a machine!

Isn't the merovingian an exile? As well as all the other programs under him?

Because you could tell during the highway fight when the Agent pulled open the roof, one of the Twins helped Morpheus try and shoot at him. It’s clear they too, are afraid of Agents. And Neo’s kung-fu Jesus so he’s impossible to fight

@@knightmare5097 I’m not too convinced of that. Good spot seeing it but it was a coincidence that it was the same hand he was holding. Morpheus will just by instinct shoot at the agent. The Twin just let it happen. But yeah the Twin looking up at the agent. Maybe he did help Morpheus. Ok by rebutting you ive convinced myself you are right after all! 😂😂😂😂😂😂🤯🤯

Wouldn't it be the other way around? Didn't Neo stay behind to handle the guys with guns because he can stop bullets and the others can't?

Just because you mentioned the twin I'ma reply, why didn't the twin that almost cut Trinity but turned ghost like while morpheus drove passed, why didn't the twin change back into solid inside the car like he did when he waited to get back into the ranger on the high way?

@@leonardjalca124 Because as Kevin Hart said, "HE WASN'T READY!!!" He took a risk solidifying into the car with his twin. Luckily, they seem to like... share a brain. He trusted his twin would drive precisely to where he could solidify safely.

Leonard Jalca because he would have been rammed by the seats in the car

That car chase scene is amazing tho. They made 1.5 miles of highway in the middle of nowhere to shoot it and it was sweet

The Twins were terribly underused, they could have carried an entire movie as villains. Sad to see them go out in a simple car crash / explosion when they could clearly have phased out once they realized they were crashing. Also interesting how they were even coded, doesn’t the Matrix have precautions against programs reaching “beyond agent” levels?

I know this is six years late, but: THANK YOU

I know this is seven years late but THANK YOU

Keanu was paid $15.000.000 for this, tank character asked for 500.000 and was deemed greedy n fired.

Lol I actually thought he was Cypher at first from the first movie because I was confused as to who else that could be. I totally didn't even register Bane during his earlier appearances

I thought the same thing lol

+firepuppy1ofrandom I remembered.

+firepuppy1ofrandom “Ah, you think the Matrix is your ally? You merely adopted the Matrix. I was born in it, molded by it. I didn't see the real world until I was already possessing that guy, by then it was nothing to me but crap!”

+firepuppy1ofrandom Yeah the second movie seriously underplayed Bane's role. Honestly they could have put that scene with Bane getting infected by Smith anywhere else later in the movie and maybe I would have remembered that Bane was infected by Agent Smith. They could have figured out another way to deliver the Oracle's message to Neo and the, "Almost had him," scene could have been removed. It wasn't until my third time watching it where I finally went, "Oh, that's the dude." By my fourth time watching it I could finally say, "Oh, that's Bane." Now I remember his role in this movie. Obviously the last movie he has a greater role.

I believe the Oracle explained that. 99% of the people are willing to accept the program as it is, and the 1% who refuses it should be free

Just watched the movie and I agree!

Nah he's boring af

@@narcleptikwomp womp *sad trombone*

Why? the first one was the only one worth watching

I agree completely! That was crazy cool! Watch the bonus stuff on the DVD to see how they did it. Genius!

@@WildeFyre69 I remeber watching the bonus content as a youngin haha I had loved that scene so damn much also another good scene reenactment of this is the terminator 3 car chase scene

I fucking hated that level in Enter The Matrix lol

@@tylercouture216 arnie gave a portion of his pay to pay for a building to be built then destroyed during the chase.

@@kingharlaus43 I loved it. Lol Man i used to love that game!! Played that shit religously! I wish i still had it. *Sigh*

Sarude - Dandstorm

For #6, isn't the Architect part of the Matrix? Why would he want to help Neo make the correct decision. And for that matter, isn't the Oracle as well part of the Matrix? It always bugged me about her, whether she's actually just a computer program.

NEO = Keanu Reeves = The One #6. The Ones #1 - 5 looked like somebody else and lived and died a long time ago--only the machines REALLY know how long ago. Those TV screens were to predict Thomas Anderson's reactions. When the third person with the characteristics of The One walked through that door, every monitor held the face of Shecky Greene, or Lana Turner or Rock Hudson or somebody.

Joe Buck The Architect and the Oracle BOTH start out as programs loyal to the Matrix. The Architect needs a Zion to deposit potentials trending toward becoming the One, because they destabilize the Matrix by causing other minds to question it--but it NEEDS the actual One to plug into the Source and balance his corrections (think of him as an avionics computer. He's keeping something with the aerodynamics of a brick in the air by making minor corrections to things all the time. Every now and then, he needs to clean his cache, and that's what the One does. Because the Architect is a predictive program, and he specializes in predicting the actions of the One, once that person is identified, He was prepared for outcomes no matter whether Neo chose Trinity or the Source. the only thing he was not prepared for was the influence of Smith on Neo and vice versa, because that had never happened before. The Oracle was as much a part of the Matrix as the Architect. Her job was to put The One on the path to *meeting* the Architect. She was NOT on the side of the humans--in the beginning. But she met Neo, and he ended up being different from previous Ones, and she defected. She became a believer in Neo, but she didn't know what she could do to save humanity. In the end, she was able to predict that the fates of both man and machine would be in Neo's hands, or in Smith's. In the end, Neo chose in favor of both.

WakenerOne Great analysis! I fully agree with you... IF we discount the fact that the first movie wasn't supposed to have sequels and that, there, both the One and the Oracle are metaphysical phenomena. Of course you can say that, since the Oracle has been with the humans since the beginning, as Morpheus says, she is a program. However, there is nothing in the first movie (the only one that counts, in terms of original, non adulterated story) to substantiate that. As far as I understand it, she is a human of supernatural nature (just like Neo), and so, ageless. Neo himself is a reincarnation of the human that freed the first human from the Matrix (reincarnation, of course, being a supernatural process). Morpheus says so in the first movie. And I stand by the idea that a text (in this case, a movie) can only be analyzed based on itself and its surrounding circumstances and past influences, NEVER based on future sequels, especially ones that were forced upon it because they were not planned in advance/ So why haven't the machines noticed the Oracle's supernatural nature? I don't know, this issue is not addressed in the first movie (again, the only one that counts), but I suspect a case might be made of her supernatural nature being beyond the machine's ability to analyze, locate or understand. Just like Neo's.

with smith from what i gathered, when a program serves its purpose it can return to the source, or it can stay, but has to change it's programming, hence why that Indian couple are sending their daughter to stay in the matrix while they return. But Neo changed smith, when he deleted him, smith either could return to the source or stay, most programs especially agents would return, but neo gave smith the power to choose his own path, and he became a virus to the machines and matrix. the thing that bugged me with that is if smith can take over and infect others does that kill the human minds? cause in the last movie the final battle smith seems to have integrated the entire matrix into himself, so did he kill all the people and or when neo destroys him and all his copies did that kill all the humans in the matrix?

The annoying thing is that it's all about the way she says it, because it's an obvious call back to Morpheus' (better) line earlier, but the version they wrote for Niobe is dumb.

Are you talking about Enter the matrix or the path to neo?

@@CourtTV. Enter the Matrix

Great game... apart from the obligatory sewer levels. :\

Ummmm...

Bob Erg Yea, that would have been about as bad as if they made an Avatar: The Last Airbender movie!

HawK Tag It could have been worse, imagine a Batman movie with Georges Clooney! Hahaha!

***** imagine a fifth Die Hard...

***** Imagine a Wolverine movie with cheesy cgi claws and hours upon hours of him not being a badass.

Wait, you heard people say the second was the BEST? D:

The Awesome Gamer Unfortunately that's the most common answer I hear from people when I ask them which one is their favorite.

Dominique Dorsinville I guess its their opinion, but still thats pretty mind blowing. From what I hear, it seems like there is no middle ground, everybody either thinks the second is the best, or people hate the second one and love the first, which seems to be the most common answer from people I've heard. Not many people seem to like the third one the best either. I think the sequels are decent, but to be fair its nearly impossible to top such an amazing movie as the first matrix.

The Awesome Gamer My issue with the sequels is that they contradicted and disrupted some of the groundwork of the lore that made the first movie so great. Some events just straight up made no sense and were put in there for the sole purpose of sex appeal or action. Neo became so annoyingly overpowered you wonder why half the movie even took place at all. When the main character can zoom into any scene at the speed of a jet things seem to lose their sense of urgency.

Dominique Dorsinville I agree. It seems like a lot of fighting scenes could have been avoided with neo, especially the fighting scene where he faught the clones of agent Smith (you know, the one with terrible cgi?) in that one he faught a ton of them, and then in the end he just flies away, which he could have done at the beggining of the scene anyways lol. And that thing he did in the first movie where he jumped into the agent and blew him up (whatever you would call that move) he never does once in the rest of the series. Who knows why lol. Also, its funny how in the first movie they make a big deal about how powerful the agents are, yet Morpheus not only fights some of them on his own, but actually kills one of them, if I remember correctly. Maybe I'm nitpicking, but its those little things that annoy me the most.

Because...reasons

Because hes playing with them, stretching his muscles!!!

Because That works

Now what fun with that be?!

@@exerpachuau5486 How about the ones he fought could've had and would have to use abilities like the twins who phase through solid objects.

I had a guy throw a drink at the screen.

Looool

I wonder what happened after revolutions

I can't explain it but I felt everyone's blood run cold in the theater when the credits rolled for Revolutions. I've never felt that in a theater, before or since. Just a simultaneous douchechill of "wow, that sucked."

I remember a lot of people around me having the “Wait! What?!” expression.

It's early 2000s gaming, it's to be expected.

Dang good catch!

Wanted is perfection.

Brian Sebor uhh, no... read the comic it was supposed to be based on, THAT was awesome, the movie was complete shit.

+Samur/Aye I was actually joking about it being perfect because it's just a fun action movie but it is way better than the comic. It changed the characters enough so that they're not just clear ripoffs of already existing comic characters (Catwoman, etc.) but other than that, it was a movie that wasn't great based on a comic that wasn't great.

Brian Sebor they were supposed to be ripoffs, that was the point... a world where the superheroes we know and love lost the fight... we see an old dynamic duo who basically think they are Adam West and Burt Ward... a geriatric Superman, and countless others... we see the main characters narration tell us he went to alternate realities killing Men of Steel and Dark Knights. They pissed on that with the movie, although i will admit the action scenes were cool as fuck.

They didn't "piss" on it, they just didn't want to do that in their movie.

LuckyFlesh he was the one at the end of the first film. he never reborn but died a martyr unless I miss the reborn part. you never read the book

He was reborn after Agent Smith killed him. After he comes back to life he's able to stop bullets and fly and everything else only "the One" can do. He couldn't do any of that until after his "resurrection". Not sure what you mean about the book.

+noobzrule He was reborn. The Oracle said, "I'm sorry you aren't the one. Maybe you are waiting on your next life or something". That was foreshadow to his death when Smith shot him multiple times and he is brought back to life by Trinity showing her love.

noobzrule There was no book. The Matrix wasn't a book that was turned into a movie. It was a ,movie from the word go.

Aventine Just wanted to mention that you explained it much better than I did. :)

Not a buh, a bomb.

What a shame.

BadassFreeman I thought it would be a cookie.

I... I thought you were a GEP gun?

What movie is that? I recognise that line!

I don't think that you're being paid to watch CinemaSins videos to be honest.

As web developer i have mandatory breaks, in those i do as i please... but the boss does not know when i take them, so he could think that i'm having "fun" at work...

karlzone2 no one gives a shit what you think to be honest

fatherdoctor shut the fuck up

scruffybubblez Well that was awfully rude for no reason...

Wellllll, technically they're all just programs so all good. The people connected to them in the real world would just be given new memories and lives :3

Joshua Guevara No they'd die, and be fed to the living ones (It's bs but that's what was stated in the 1st movie)

Bluepills are still plugged into the matrix and are effectively the enemy

@@ArtietheArchon Exactly, Morpheus explained this in the first movie.

Well in the first movie they already killed innocent cops and guards who are clueless and just doing their job. So it's not like they care that much.

+Doug Holmes This movie is the worst excuse to make money out of a great Movie. They had no plan to keep on doing more of it. But money.

129 minutes. bit.ly/1trjMpn

Half the time and double the sin tallies.

Yeah no though. I'm sorry to bring this 3 year comment back, but the Oracle SPECIFICALLY said his CODE was not that of the one. When he was reborn, he still had the same code. We find out in the 3rd one that he was an anomaly who wasn't the "true one" but the ONE to stop the cycle of all the OTHER ones. She didn't specify what the ONE was and that was the problem with the second and third movie.

Triforce Studios what the Blue Hell is the true ONE? Stop the Cycle of the other ones?

Sentinels are connected to the source, which neo controls

Exception_ But he's not connected to the the source or the matrix or anything when that happens, so he shouldn't be able to control anything.

Film Theory theorized that.

+Fredrik Wahlgren people think the matrix allowed him to expand his minds capabilities, others think the machine world is also the matrix, like a dream inside of a dream, in other words. Inception

+Fredrik Wahlgren He got wifi. No need for cables anymore.

+Unicron Intel's generic graphics driver could run it 60fps no question

+Unicron Prolly more like Mac.

+Unicron If the matrix were uploaded to windows everyone would get an email from sender "agentsmithmail992@outlook.com" with subject "100 million dollars for you from a nigerian prince" the next day. Then everyone would have agent smith malware in the registry for all time.

***** ikr They look like nachos lol

When did smith jack into bane in the Matrix? I never saw that must be directors cut or something.

Exactly what i was about to write. Bangin

Should have removed all sins. Yum.

I agree.

No, added one. "This scene does not contain a lapdance"

She’s the reason The Power of Boners exists.

She does kiss Jada Pinkett in the video game though 😁

Sterling Williams enter the matrix was a great game

@@agentsmithlikestofingerwom7115 What the fck 😂

@@pgc2670 his name explains His comment

@@sterlingwilliams8645 I always played Niobe's storyline just for that cutscene 😂

+Lemon Chief Doesn't everyone ?

But at the end of the last movie he could easily take on 1 agent smith.

Also, DC Comics. 😂😂 he sinned this movie because of superman 😂😂😂😂😅😅

She’s always going to be hot.

I would let her shit on my chest

@@djimma5080 dafuq?

@@djimma5080 Hi, I represent ms Bellucci, she says she would be into it.

And three years later? Still hot.

tbh watching half of this video I only heard them bring up one good point. They clearly dont understand it.

It was and he's in the video way before that cause I asked the same question

Yes it was man. And if you pay attention he even makes a cameo for about 2 seconds earlier in the video...

@@chrisshockey3681 Roy jones is a completely different character in this movie. Roy jones is the one who gave neo the message to go see the oracle, and the one who told Bane “shut your hole b4 I put you in one”

the counter would just be on fire for half an hour...

How can there be anything wrong with perfection?

there is a sequel coming soon so it could work

yes

we'd just wind up watching the whole movie

(edit) Oh. "Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog"

I was saying I get it, but does anyone else get it?

PinkSheDemon4915 I get it :D

But me but me but me but me but me...

No. Explain it.

they're not necessarily saying it's bad they're just pointing out iffy things in the movie, like over used cliches, etc

You realize half the videos he does has "Scene doesn't contain a lapdance" right? The point of this isn't to say "This movie sucks"

You shouldn't take these so seriously

The biggest problem with Reloaded is the lack of continuity from the first movie in relation to Neo. The first movie gave Neo awesome powers, like being able to disintegrate agent smiths but this movie gave him next to no conflict, ignoring the powers he gained in the first, and all the strongest villains were chosen to fight other characters while Neo is sent on philosophical journeys. The fight scenes felt uninteresting, except for the car chase scene, and so much of the story is mis-guided and often feels almost pointless or unexplained. While it could definitely be a lot worse, this movie faces the problem of being a sequel to the fucking matrix.

"would've" implies it did not work...

4 years later I read this comment at the exact moment he said it in the video.Amazingly strange.

@@bobobayside5710 Deja vu OR your brain remembered this comment from the last time so you automatically scrolled and looked at it.

That especially should of been to applied to transformers

Age of extinction was actually a huge redemption for the series

shadster koala I feel like the movie had to many plots going on at once

shadster koala No...Just.....No

shadster koala because moviebob told you so?

omfg so do i. But i gotta admit the last fight neo vs smith in revolutions sucked

At the playground area where he met the Oracle Agent Smith could have said it: "Mr.Anderson Come out to play-ay" banging three bottles with his fingers I understand I am taking it too far. But "I just like doing things like that".

@@VelhaGuardaTricolor Two-hundred fifty thousand sentinels...Zion! Hear me! I say, the future is ours! If you, can count... Can you dig it? Can you dig it?! _CAN YOU _*_DIG IT_* ?!?!

This is literally the only reason I came to the comments section but you beat me to it hahaha

i'm eager to hear your explaination

Half-Life 3 confirmed?

But there is next to no conflict in this movie. Neo fights all the weakest opponents while others fight the stronger ones. Maybe it was deliberate, but you have to remember that, in a movie, entertainment is like the meaty pie, and philosophy should be like gravy, as in, not the focus, but something to perfectly complement it. In this movie, the Wachowski brothers got stuck too far up their own asses trying to explain themselves. Don't tell me you understood the Architect's or Keymaker's speeches the first time you heard them. At the end of a speech, the audience should understand what is being said, but if they come back to it, they may understand more.

I don't think you understand that's a joke...

Bottom line is this movie was a whole lot of "tell" and almost no discernible "show." Which is not how movies work. Not good ones, anyway. As for the "struggle" you mentioned, when did Neo even come close to any conflict that could accurately define that word?

I think all the neo's on the screens are showing the possible reactions of that one neo

Damn that's a good one. The only thing I could think of is that the crux of the scene, and the entire trilogy really is the "problem of choice." In other words, the TV screens didn't represent previous Neo reactions, but like, an infinite number of Neo reactions, vis a vis, an infinite amount of "choices." Also, ergo.

dave smith Exactly. Both the Architect and the Oracle are programs that function using probability. Hers to predict, and his to respond. What you see going on in his room of screens is exactly the same thing that goes on in her head--he just chooses to exist in an environment which externalizes the process (note that the "security cameras" from Neo's interrogation in the first movie would actually have been screens from the Architect's chamber). The Architect predicts every possible reaction The One could have (probably ignoring many of the other permutations he exists to monitor at the time, owing to the vast import of his visitor at that moment), and refines his prediction algorithms based on Neo's ACTUAL response--the zooming in on one camera. Unlike the previous 5 Ones, Neo has a special connection with the Matrix based on his being glitched together with Smith. It's possible that his prophetic dreams are a result of that--his subconscious connecting with the Oracle's or the Architect's predictive processes. This could explain why he had a different response to the Architect's evasions . . . and maybe even why the Oracle chose to ACTUALLY defect rather than simply appearing to.

Maybe the 6th Neo was a winny bitch

Okay for your first point, Neo didn't really know any of this, he wasn't completely sure the Smith was alive, he had no way of knowing what had happened with Smith at that time, for all he knew during the fight with those agents it would work, he had no reason to think what you're saying.

way to not have a sense of humor. i bet you are a blast to be around...

Everything Wrong With Cinema Sins is a great channel

Thanks for the engagement

+Rashad Moore I heard that he sued WB for breaching their agreement, so Wachowski's just changed the plot a bit so they could "delete" him ;d

Nah I loved this movie too

No, you're not. I loved every minute of it, even its small flaws. I love sequels that don't just repeat the plot of the first movie, only with a harder final boss, and instead go for a whole new storyline.

You better be the only one stupid enough to like this cancer feast. Not a single scene made me Impressed or even interested.

@@narcleptik cool story, broseph. Did you not read the other comments before you wondered if I might be the only one who liked this movie? That alone would contradict your pointless remark. But whatever floats your dinghy, son...

@@narcleptik "cancer feast"

Is still doesn't take from the fact that its boring in the sense that, there's no risk factor for him, thus making the fight unnappealing.

Kahlil WilliamsTM Kahlil WilliamsTM It’s not supposed to show risk factor. It’s supposed to establish that he’s still “The One” and that even when the system upgrades itself to try to catch up, he’s still superior as Morpheus said he would be in the first movie. And that scene isn’t boring at all, it was well choreographed and did its job perfectly. Ppl nitpick about the smallest shit, I swear

Three? Hope they bought him dinner first...

@@lemmihilldrix1450 I agree with that. Personally, I enjoy battles with an overpowered character just as much as battles with two equals. For example, the fight Neo had with Seraph later in the movie was amazing and great to watch, but watching Neo plough through hundreds of Smiths was equally as enjoyable.

Kam Kam Yes! Each scene serves a purpose (I absolutely love the fight with Seraph, and the Chateau Scene is my favorite in the movie), and some people just cant perceive that, I guess lol. The fights show the fullness of Neo’s known power. The only person who would’ve absolutely wrecked him under certain circumstances was the train man (and we both know why lol). I agree with you, man. It’s nice to see the different types of fights instead of one cookie cutter type

Then she says no your not. So she does tell him but then explains that she only agreed because he made up his mind about not wanting to be the one or believing it himself. He had to beileve that he was the one in order to be the one. Remember they don't go to her to find answers, they go to figure out why and understand those answers. Which they or Neo can only do by walking his own journey

@@kijoy5450 she actually said he won't be the one in this life. He died at the end of the matrix and became the one.

@@blaxrader112 exactly ! She said maybe in the next life.