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The coat Neo wears when he is at the train station is clearly inspired by the coat worn by the vampire count in Nosferatu.
The big "machine head" at the end is just like the Wizard's head
dialogue spoken by 'The Kid' at one point is adapted from the Season 1 episode "Sometimes You Hear the Bullet" script, the dialogue was orginally spoken by Ron Howard (credited as Ronny Howard)
The APU's in The Matrix Revolutions are almost identical to the power loader that Ripley uses in Aliens, and they are used for the same purpose as well. Also, the short-haired woman with the bazooka in Revolutions is identical to Vasquez in Aliens. And the aliens in Aliens look and act similar to the sentinels in Revolutions.
Big explosion of water in fight scene matches big explosion in Neo Tokyo (ie shimmering orb growing in city)
Both films have a homeless guy jumping into a moving subway train
Quotes the movie with "love is just a word"
The final fight between Neo and Smith involved flying and severly damage to their surroundings.
(shot of Neo driving in the car through the matrix)
A subway train is the only way to go between worlds. Also, the moment when Haku stands up to that Ubaba lady, it looks JUST like NEO standing before the Deus Ex Machina in the machine city, just flopped. note how Ubaba is mostly a big head, and how she charges at Haku with hair swirling around Haku while he remains calm.
gun flying in the air towards camera
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At the press conference Ann Faris talks about Keanu's character dying and being reincarnated in a movie featuring martial arts i.e Matrix Revolutions
Billy Crystal wonders if anyone understood 'those Matrix films'
DVD is on shelf at the pawn shop.
mentioned many times
poster in bedroom
after describing The Matrix, Angel says it is part of a trilogy
Simon Pegg offers the blue and red pill, with a similar dialog like the first Matrix
Poster of the movie was shown.
Mentioned by Connor's friend.
Turk mentions this film
A character mentions this movie.
Poster on the wall
A DVD of this movie is shown in a promotion of other movies starring Laurence Fishburne available at BigPond Movies.
Amy being trapped under the statue mirrors Trinity's final scene, complete with accompanying background music
mentioned once
Someone plans to watch the Matrix trilogy back to back.
Title mentioned during Keanu Reeves' speech
Penny agrees that both Matrix sequels sucked.
Leonard mentions the third Matrix movie.
Sheldon mentions both the first and third Matrix movies.
fan film
mentions the sequel
Critic references a scene from this movie.
Panda says Inception is the direct sequel to The Matrix 3
Tosh jokes that The Matrix parody was actually a Matrix Revolutions parody
"These movies can go hang out with Matrix 2 and 3."
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Welshy admits to liking this one too
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same characters
How "The Matrix Revolutions" should have ended
In one scene, superhero Kurt runs towards the Buddha-army. The scene spoofs the final battle between Neo and Smith.