Saw this in an empty cinema in london. Its incredibly strange, which makes it interesting. Good score too.

That last sentiment by Roger hurts so much more in 2024. Jesus.

C'est rigolo à la fin quand il dit je vais pas vous bourrer le crane...

Le grand talent de Jean Lapointe. Quel beau sketch... le meilleur.

Siskel would have hated this cause of non stop action and NO STORY this movie is revolutionary only because of effects if you want story watch Ghost in a shell that Matrix is badmsed off of Siskel and Ebert loved that.......Wachowskis stole that fron anime same as Black Swan, Inception, same as Nope man grow up Anime is still raising us 90s babies and is biggest influence of scifi the only original scifi is 2001 and Blade Runner every copied those 2

Les Sport'ischhh

Je veux juste dire merci d'avoir upload ce vidéo là, c'est vraiment intéressant de voir mon père dans sa carrière de chanteur. Très apprécié.

Woody Allen was such a master. One of a kind. Absolutely loved his films in the 80s

La foire aux malaises

Communality lost - nobody to hear you when you laugh now

Ah merci pour ce document qui fait éprouver une certaine nostalgie

Merci pour ton excellent boulot au fil des ans. J'apprécie grandement. As-tu d'autre matériel que tu comptes mettre en ligne prochainement? Y a-t-il des vidéos que tu n'as pas pu mettre sur ta chaîne à cause des droits d'auteur?

Roger completely neglected to mention that the Alan Alda character was the brother-in-law of Woody Allen’s character

Man, even legends can be wrong. This movie rocked. And the “toy war” scene that Ebert was pontificating about is an excellent way to embody WWII. A lot of good people didn’t want to fight, but they found that they had to in order to survive. Fascism is existential to humanity.

Elle était pitoune

Its like mixing The Santa Clause with Willy Wonka

The Matrix ties itself up nicely in one movie but you cant really judge the story without seeing 2 and 3 (which are much worse movies but they pay off the plot)

These guys really struck out on their reviews. I saw The Matrix in theaters when it came out and it was 100% obvious that it was an instant classic and a generational film. I was in my late 20s and not just a wide eyed kid dazzled by special effects and action. I saw it multiple times then. I am surprised these guys basically just gave it a golf clap. Totally missed the boat.

Artiste incroyable

Bob Binette est pas vraiment amanché pour critiquer la prononciation des autres.

Wonderful film! So glad I finally watched it

There are things I liked about the movie, but who saw that egg bit and thought "yea, that's comedy gold."

Vraiment drôle

Ah, Bad Religion, j'ai tellement écouté ça. De loin le meilleur groupe punk rock, mais d'accord avec Rajotte cet album fut hélas le début de la fin pour eux. Ça sonne comme du prog rock avec une production à chier.

Eu amei a entrevista por está legendado em francês 😅 daí pude saber do que estão falando,apesar de não conhecer os grupos do qual Roland falou, só Duran Duran 😊🎉, Obrigadaaaaa 👍🤩

I still love The Matrix but I have to kind of agree with Ebert in that the story and characters could have been better realized, especially in how it dealt with concepts of reality, freedom and purpose. Movies with more fleshed out scripts that came out the previous year, like Dark City, The Truman Show, Antz, Pleasantville, etc. explored these ideas better I thought and in much more interesting ways.

I love how they sey about "Crimes" is a "movie of the 80s". Well, maybe one of the Woody Allen's finest works. The sadness, the bitterness, the darkness of that movie is something that grabs your soul. I only didn't like the Allen's part of the story, the funny stuff. The Martin Landau's part is enough

Phil😅what the hell!!!

Great movie! They got it wrong on this one. Its iconic.

This is one of my favorite classic movies from the early 70s.

The Matrix turns 25! Made $171 million domestically and $463.5 million worldwide Highest earning Easter movie opening ever Many of its accolades include Oscar nominations for editing, sound effects, sound, and visual effects This is the movie that truly made the Wachowskis household names taking inspiration from comic books, anime, and French philosophers It also reinvigorated the sci-fi genre of filmmaking A rare example of an action movie making people think The film bears a striking resemblance to Dark City yet that movie failed box office wise not gaining appreciation until later But here the Wachowskis present their ideas and concepts covered in tight leather attire, big special effects, heady material, and plenty of Jesus symbolism Plenty of allusions of 'Alice in Wonderland' The special effects although somewhat dated really revolutionized modern filmmaking techniques Earlier attempts have started slo-motion but this is the movie that made it infamous with bullet time even so much as making into pop cultural references like other films, tv shows, cartoons etc. There's a lot of clever analogies, metaphors for gender identity, self-actualization, Samsara, The Cave allegory, terrific action, intellectualism, a terrific score by Don Davis, Biblical and Buddhist influences, and this thankfully paved the way for 3 sequels including a mini-movie collection, two video games even books of literature digging into the philosophy What is real?, are we living in a true reality or something else?, how many of us has had dreams we were so sure weren't real?, fate gives the idea that we are not in control of our own lives, to deny our own impulses is to deny the very thing that makes us human, maybe human beings are like a virus that grows, consumes until it destroys everything, mind over matter still is stronger Okay yes the main leads are bland devoid of personality and human emotion But thanks to 'The Matrix' action movies have changed and influenced future moviemakers for days to come while also being complex and challenging

Yuen Woo Ping was the director of Drunken Master(1978) and The Buddhist Fist(1979). He staged fight scenes for some Chor Yuen-Shaw Brothers films.

Tremors (1990) and Jaws (1975) and Alligator (1980) as a 90s kid all three of them have become my all time favorite monster movies ever created as well:).

I was late to the Woody Allen movie fandom .... once i saw this film it became one of my absolute favs that he did

0:09 Happy 35th Birthday Look Who's Talking. 1989 - 2024. 35 Years Of TriStar Pictures Movie Magic Coming Of Age Fantasy Family Comedy Fun Epic Groundbreaking Music Comedy Action Adventure And Excitement. YEAH I GOT YOU BAB. Excellent Work Mr Gene Siskel And Mr Roger Ebert From Siskel And Ebert At The Movies The Original Series A Bit Like Bert And Ernie From Jim Henson's Sesame Street The Original Series. X

I thought that this movie was a clever Shakespeare adaptation for the Y2K high-school generation that still works years later.

Le grand drame d' inxs c' est d' avoir mal négocié le tournant des années 90.ils méritaient un comeback plus réussi. Écrasés par la popularité du grunge et éternel concurrent de U2.

The Matrix is a masterpiece. And thank you for uploading this.

Даже в сиреневом пиджаке вижу родную душу.

I was 23 when this came out and it blew my mind because it showed how the world REALLY worked, I saw it 3x. It changed me as it was about the time I started to see how things really are. A phenomenal movie.

1:37 hahahah tellement !!

hahahah rajotte etait the best !!

Rajotte, l'album de Colin James a pour titre Sudden STOP. Pas Sudden Impact. Tu t'es trompé avec le movie de 1983 mettant en vedette le beau et grand Clint Eastwood. Je sais que j'ai été rapide sur le piton pour te le dire. Après tout, ça m'a juste pris 34 ans.

Je viens tout juste de passer 3h sur ta chaine à écouter tout cest souvenir, merci à toi pour le partage ❤ Je suis gros fan de musique industriel... Quelque vidéo mon fais vraiment plaisir. Musique + me manque ✌️

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Cet album de gros mené (1999) es maybe le meilleur album de rock sale/expérimental made in Quebec ❤

Un album bon de A à Z ❤

Un de mes albums pref ever ❤

Wow 😂

Les nouveau prophète, cetais hilarament nul 😂 wow merci claude