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Spoilers
Audio/visual unsynchronised
During the chase scene at the end of the movie, Neo steals a phone from a man in a black suit. As he runs off, the man starts shouting and pointing at him. When we see the man from behind, although he's still shouting in the same voice, the actor is clearly Hugo Weaving as Agent Smith, with his gray suit and different hair cut. The sound effect to indicate the transformation into Agent Smith isn't played until quite a few seconds after the change of actor and costume.Share this
Continuity
After Neo is shot by Agent Smith, Trinity leans close to whisper. Her hair begins to fall over her face. Cut to another angle and her hair is back in place again.Share this
Factual errors
When Smith shoots Neo outside room 303, Neo hits the wall and there is a blood smear on the wall but no bullet holes - a desert eagle would go right through Neo and in to the wall.Share this
Incorrectly regarded as goofs
Cypher discusses handing over Morpheus with Agent Smith at a restaurant in the Matrix. However, it's taken for granted someone would have had to jack him into the Matrix and back out of the Matrix. He or she would have also known that Cypher was conversing with an Agent by reading the Matrix code. Cypher's betrayal would have become known. Although the movie doesn't make it clear, Cypher was able to set up the system to jack himself in and leave again automatically. This is what he's doing when he's interrupted by Neo, which is why he shuts off the monitors immediately.Share this
Revealing mistakes
When the 3 agents fire their pistols at Neo and he stops them by holding his hand up and saying "No". You can clearly see there are no rifling marks on any of the CGI bullets, nor on the real bullets that fall to the floor. Rifling is a series of spiral grooves in gun barrels, that causes the bullet to spin (without which it would tumble, bending its path randomly); it leaves distinctive marks on bullets, which are used to match bullets to the guns that fired them.Share this