She's love Morpheus)

To listen is confusing, simply heed to what you truly felt, gut feelings.

For a split second, I actually thought Niobe was the next Oracle, or maybe is Oracle...

The heart never speaks, but you must listen to it to know.

@@God-T right? I get that too.

That's because they're not dealing with elements within the story that could account for the change like this movie does or a movie like the last one Heath Ledger was in that dealt with magic in which the actors that filled in his role during parts he couldn't do is explained away through magic changing his appearance. But I will admit, Hollywood needs to do a better job recasting characters because they don't even bother to get actors that remotely resemble the previous one apart from race. Then there's little to explain and we can just buy the character aged a bit or just ignore the subtitle differences but still buy this is the same person. This series here with the Oracle gets a pass since I like Mary Alice and think she did a good job and since we're dealing with computer programs, I can get around a digital being looking drastically different if need be for protection or a punishment.

@@devontehuntley6274 Its not just a matter of trying to find an actor who looked like the previous one but also if they are a good actor. Not impossible but hard to find someone who both looks like the previous actor and can act when on a tight schedule which a lot of movies are.

@@livingcorpse5664 Movies often take a while to start shooting so they have time. There's like a million actors out there they can fine one that could fit the bill. They just don't try hard enough and frankly I always see people that don't even look like the previous actor in a recast role. There's so many actors I come across that could have made good replacements in something from who was actually cast and I'm like, "Why didn't they go with this person?" like a missed opportunity. Ghostbusters Afterlife had the Gozer character return and the replacement looks JUST LIKE the original in the make-up and everything. Now that is how you do it. Johnny Depp was replaced in the new Fantastic Beast movie and I bet you the new guy is going to have a different look and make-up completely. I hope they explain his appearance different with magic since this is a fantasy movie.

Respect is earned not just given

That’s exactly what I said!!!!! Wtf how did you say exactly what I said?

His name is Seraph.

Yes. I always had this impression in regard to The Matrix franchise. I clearly remember my excitement with how great "english" was in the first film (meaning the dialogues) shortly after the film was released in my teens. It's not my first language and I was absolutely amazed (which explains why I am a massive fan even over 20 years later).

This could have multiple meanings as well. I like how the meaning of "no glasses" changes throughout the first film. Smith's manipulation during the interrogation under the disguise of honesty which, ironically, is also there. Then, what you just said shown by Morpheus (as Neo didn't wear glasses yet). Inherent humanity of Neo and Trinity in "lots of guns" scene and finally Smith's glasses broken by Neo's passionate attacks.

@@WhiteRabbitDave absolutely. Great interpretation.

Not always. When Seraph takes Trinity and Morpheus to see her before rescuing Neo, neither takes off their glasses, but that has its own reasons too.

@@dr_rune That's because the trust is gone at this point which is also clearly emphasised in this scene. And Seraph is a firewall - no surprise he won't take his glasses off.

Smith is definitely a bastard his mother(the Oracle) made him without the father(the architect )

I really love them both

This one is more badass. I like her better.

@@alicemi4155 the first one had a more open attitude. This one feels a lot like they keymaker: doing her job because it's her purpose. The first one felt like she was trying to have fun, experimenting with the matrix. Also the first was in theme with the appearence-essence difference in the matrix. You wouldn't expect the lady in red dress to become an agent, nor the oracle to be a real oracle.

@@BingChilingEnjoyer I guess it doesn't bother me because I watched Dr. Who

@@mathisleyenda8724 wish I knew what you mean

EtM being a part of transmedia storytelling initiative technically is the fourth movie in the franchise but I know what you mean ;)

Maybe, but give these guys credit. They actually made the cutscenes like a fourth movie. That's going the extra mile.

For a split second, I actually thought Niobe was the next Oracle, or maybe is Oracle

True, Niobe is cool as fuck

I wish speech recognition would learn the difference between then and than. I can't tell you how many times I've sent a response but didn't read it first and then cursed technology

Very nice. You seem like one of the old army yourself. Welcome back on the mission.

@@WhiteRabbitDave hopefully its not in vain

And This is why you are not a film editor.

I don't, I think this was too much of a side story we never heard and it made the what the oracle said a mystery like it was with everyone else.

It would fit more as a special feature or something.

I Don think there’s a concept of marriage at this point. They used the word “with” instead.

HAHAHA!

Not really. It's tied to the Sati storyline in the third film - her parents had to return to the Source but couldn't bring their daughter along as she wasn't meant to exist, so the Merovingian made them a deal - he'll protect her in exchange for the Oracle's shell's termination codes. She explains it in the Ghost version of the cutscene.

@@res20stupid how is it "bad" for the oracle to change her shell exactly ?

Ever heard of Doctor who?

Despite the film and this scene explaining it that way, I don't look at it that literally. I see it more as like the Oracle being a program that got slightly corrupted "in transit" of whatever it is she had to do, and then changed some when her program was recovered. Yes mostly it was her shell (i.e., UI) that changed but some portion of her personality went along with it, despite what she tells people. She's either lying because that's what Morpheus, Trinity, Neo and Niobe needed to hear...or her new program genuinely believes that she hasn't changed. The other thing to add is that she may be more serious now because things are far more dire than before.

Samuel Jackson requested a unique light saber color. Lore and canon were created out of a simple choice of vanity by an actor wanting something so he could stand out. Sometimes a performance is just that. But story being what it is look at the children it has birthed..

Its too difficult to imitate, first actor is a league better than the second, no offense.

The actress was a close friend of Gloria Foster, the original Oracle, and understood her acting style well as a consequence. That's why she was chosen to take over the role for the game and Revolutions. I think she did a good job of representing the Oracle with a different tone, one more suited to finishing her personal mission in helping Neo and ending the war.

There's more. There was about an hour of live action scenes filmed for Enter the Matrix which tells a story understood as a part of the canon. Have fun watching these clips, they're on KZfaq!

@@WhiteRabbitDave why I learned this just now? I have a lot to watch!

@@TheMrTumbs Go for it! If you have PS2 somewhere you can play the game (or just use a computer it's an old game so it doesn't need a crazy good computer in comparison with current standards). The thing is that The Matrix trilogy is a relatively early exercise in transmedia storytelling therefore the game, Enter the Matrix, is like the fourth film. This means that all instalments of the meta-narrative (war with machines and the return of the One) are comprehensible and self contained narratives (stand alone releases complete to a degree). These would be the first, the best film, the sequels (they're basically one film shot back to back so they need to be watched together for comprehension of Revolutions), The Animatrix, comic books or Enter the Matrix. They're available in different media and you can watch, read or play them on their own and they make sense however you get the most of them if you get the whole package. So the first film would be like an ur-text, you have the mandatory exposition or rules of diegesis of the meta-narrative outlined there. Then there's the Animatrix where two episodes specifically set either a narrative or its element for the sequels. Comic books expand on The Animatrix and therefore on the whole world of The Matrix. For example there's an event in The Animatrix, a murder case which leads to the war with machines but in the comic book you actually witness B166ER murdering its human masters. After The Animatrix and comic books (vol 1 and vol 2) you have sequels, The Matrix Reloaded and Revolutions where we meet captain Niobe. Her character gets her own exposition, as well as a detailed narrative arch, in Enter the Matrix game. It take place during the sequels and expands both on the world as well as significant developments of the cinematic trilogy in regard to choices made by characters. Additionally, if you play game twice, once as captain Niobe and once as the first mate on Logos, Ghost, you get to see the events unfolding during the game from two, slightly different perspectives. Go for it!

@@WhiteRabbitDave i knew about Animatrix but not about Enter the Matrix being a whole new story! Interesting how they kept expanding the story. I should check it asap Thanks!

@@TheMrTumbs Play for the story, the game is dated now and upon release it wasn't amazing although I personally quite liked it. Oh, there also was The Matrix Online which seems to have continued the story beyond the peace with machines but it's long gone and I have never played it (it wasn't even available in my country at the time when servers worked).

A very important quote.

@@WhiteRabbitDave Indeed!

true.

niobe is cool

cool = cold! :))

cold Niobe = cool :)

Niobe is also married... It isn't right to see her this way...

Check your temperature because I don't think you're feeling well.

Holy shit, she was wasn’t she? Damn.

We could try guessing it's because Niobe doesn't believe in the prophecy and most possibly doesn't fully trust the Oracle. Also, Morpheus could be a sensitive subject as although she loves him, at this point she was still with Lock.

I watched it over 300 times. This is from a game which acts as the fourth film - Enter the Matrix. There was about an hour of live actin footage filmed for this game.

@@WhiteRabbitDave Oh thanks for the quick reply. Actually I remember the Enter the Matrix game. I had played it when it was first released. But it has been a while. So I don't remember these footages. Also I watched the animatrix. Just I didn't play the online matrix game.

That's a very conventional approach. Maybe it's because you didn't explore her story through Enter the Matrix?

Exiles were purged once a new version of The Matrix started. The few who remained managed to survive by radically altering their identities.

*is made by the many. It's not as simplistic as you put it.

I wrote that comment for myself and meant to write it that way to keep record. But go off. I don't reply a second time.

Towards the end of Enter the Matrix. It's a game which takes place along the narrative of the sequels. Except for the usual cutscenes about an hour of footage for this game was filmed together with the films.

Quite deep indeed.

Danielu, zdecydowanie jesteś w Matrixie ;) Scena pochodzi z gry Enter the Matrix.

More or less as Smith began takin over the Matrix. Towards the end of Enter the Matrix, cpt. Niobe playthrough. Later there's a run to the exit through the city of Smiths and eventually escape from the sentinels which concludes with a crash picked up in the cinematic trilogy.

You found a convoluted way to get some attention instead.

@@WhiteRabbitDave lol...yeah....

@@WhiteRabbitDave I am in a dillema

@@sarfarazpanjwani3459 Not the place for it. Seeking answers? You'll need much more time and more than one scene although itself it can prove to be defining answers you seek at a given time. Attention? No.

@@sarfarazpanjwani3459 I cannot help you. It is not the spoon that bends, it is only yourself.

Right.

It wasn't deleted at all. In fact it was added. 8t comes from a videogame called Enter the Matrix. About an hour of additional footage was filmed together with the sequels especially for this game which is a canon story of cpt Niobe.

It isn't. It comes from a videogame called Enter the Matrix

That's clever, didn't notice that until now.

If you did you wouldn't comment here.

About an hour of live action was filmed for Enter the Matrix game which is an installment in the metanarrative of The Matrix franchise.

@@WhiteRabbitDave where can I see the full hour?

@@xxZerosumxx On youtube I guess.

@@xxZerosumxx kzfaq.info?search_query=enter+the+matrix+cutscenes

Kind of. While filming The Matrix Reloaded and Revolutions the team also filmed additional footage for a game called Enter the Matrix. In the transmedia storytelling model it counts a a narrative that expands the story from the films however both can be experienced separately, without being familiar with the other. The actors never knew which parts were meant for the cinematic release and which were for the game.

You already know what I'm going to tell you.

Enter the matrix it's a game you play as ghost and niobe

They didn't. It was filmed along the cinematic trilogy content however it was meant for a game - Enter the Matrix.

Maybe I am or I may be.

Gloria Foster died for reasons related to diabetes. That's why.

@@WhiteRabbitDave Ahhh.. Damn

@@GeneKSM At least now you know.

It's very much integral and coherent. The Oracle knows how the things usually go as this wasn't the first time the One occurred. However, Neo is different. Neo truly makes his own choices. Therefore he's not completely predictable and the Oracle can't be sure of the outcomes resulting from his choices.

@@WhiteRabbitDave I was saying specifically, that statement of Oracle in this scene, that was not shown in the trilogy says, that she cannot see beyond end. Then says that there was only hope left. She cannot understand the decision made to get herself to Smith. Than means, logically that the world 'has ended', because maybe different decisions were made, hence the the outcome was not in the timeline that already occured. But, here, why she is saying about need of saving world, when she already stated that there she can see the end?

A bit late but adding to your point, Neo even surprised the architect when he decided to open the door that would allow him to save Trinity while deciding not to save Zion

Is Zeus you're personal God cartoon?

Thank you for your complain b

Yes. Females are very beautiful in The Matrix series.

Yeah, you are lost.

The og actress died after filming wrapped up for the second movie. This actress (who was also a friend of the original), was cast for the Enter the Matrix game and for the third movie.

Maybe if you're not familiar with the trilogy.

This is a perfectly retarded comment. However, I am truly intrigued by your thought proces. How did you manage to determine a correlation between a blood type and approaches to the interpersonal relationships?

@@WhiteRabbitDave Mostly through a retarded C0Relation Gameplay.

First "the One" you mean?

It may have been many people at once. The first Matrix was rejected by most of its inhabitants because it was too good to be true. The one was probably not the first to awaken. He is just the anamoly.

@@Kojitsu Correct.

Jesus

the matrix is a fricking bible verse... No truth is set in stone, except the One 😅

Red clothing worn in Zion means a captain of a ship in Zion fleet. She is not the only one to wear red in Zion. Additionally, Ballard, Soren, etc. wear red inside the Matrix as well. Of course, red is a cinematic sub-code with meaning specific to the diegesis of The Matrix trilogy however you are wrong pointing out incorrect details. Keep looking down the rabbit hole, you have all the time in the world. It is also not true that the rebels wear exclusively black clothes. In the sequels Morpheus wears purple.

@@WhiteRabbitDave damn... LOL! I love going down the rabbit hole. Took a wrong turn! Thanks for the correction, and not being a turd about... lol. 🤙

Not at all. Similar but the 1st one had a specialness to her acting

@@macabree5856 Most definitely my man

Lol, are you saying that The Matrix (1999) is clumsily done? Also, this clip isn't from any of the films. It's from a game.

@@WhiteRabbitDave Yes, and good luck!

Lol, you're an idiot. You don't even know what it is. It wasn't removed at all. Go away, looser.

Go away.

@@WhiteRabbitDave All I'm offering is the truth. Nothing more.

@@Technique-kj2bp To look down the rabbit hole you need to drop the veil that prevents you from seeing.

@@WhiteRabbitDave What am I not seeing then

@@Technique-kj2bp As you gaze to the front you loose sight of the other side

She’s better than trinity

She isnt trinity but she is starting to believe.