When Washington D.
is shown the first time in "the second renaissance", you see that directly behind the capitol, there are enormous skyscrapers, but the second time they show the capitol (in the riot scene), you can see the sky behind it.
The word "scanning" is misspelled as "scaning" on a monitor.
Fans of the original Matrix trilogy might worry that this is just 'The Matrix Cartoon' thankfully it isn't it may be animated but it isn't cartoony. The nine short serve to add to the original films showing us more of life in The Matrix and explaining its origins.
Normally the term "Straight to DVD" is the kiss of death. But this does well because it's The Matrix.
Born from the directors(Larry and Andy Wachowski)of "The Matrix" ,this 9 part great animated movie tell's the story of what happened whit mankind before the time that "The Matrix" takes place.Here are the titles of the nine part of The Animatrix: 1.
This anthology of short films is really great. It has a lot of variety as it involves lots of different creators.
To say that "The Animatrix" could've been a helluva lot better than it was would truly be an understatement.This 2003 presentation contains 9 short, animated films (using video-game style visuals) whose stories are set within the (apparently) fathomless world of the Matrix.
I don't see any fun watching this. Just a bunch of random stories from Matrix universe, some characters makes a cameo for fan service, other than that the stories themself aren't very interesting, they are short and not enough build up to care for them.
Viewed in 2017 in my own at Perry House after being suggested countless times. I had seen all of the other Matrix material already.
I don't think anyone will ever forget the "The Matrix," which was, by far, the most ground-breaking and most revolutionary film released in 1999. By now, we all know that "The Matrix," the landmark science fiction film co-written and co-directed by The Wachowski Brothers, Andy and Larry (as they were known at the time, and are now known as "The Wachowskis") - with its ground-breaking CGI special effects (including the reality-bending "bullet time") gravity-defying, Hong Kong-inspired action sequences and stunt-work and heady (if slightly more than paranoid) arm-chair philosophical ideas - became an instant classic and a sci-fi & pop culture milestone.
Ooooh, yeah, I just ripped into Revolutions for breaking from the way The Matrix and Reloaded looked and now... the Animatrix.
