The Matrix Revisited (2001) (V)

Director:

Josh Oreck

Release Date:

20 November 2001 (USA)

Genre:

Documentary

Plot:

An "extras-only" DVD, packed with documentaries and behind-the-scenes footage from the filming of the ground-breaking 1999 movie "The Matrix"...

Plot Keywords:

Interview | The Matrix | Behind The Scenes | Special Effects | Alternative Reality

Cast

Kym Barrett	...	Costume Designer
Jason Bentley	...	Music Supervisor
Geofrey Darrow	...	Conceptual Designer (as Geof Darrow)
Dane A. Davis	...	Sound Designer (as Dane Davis)
Don Davis	...	Composer
Lorenzo di Bonaventura	...	President, Worldwide Theatrical Production, Warner Bros.
Peter Doyle	...	Dfilm
Laurence Fishburne	...	Himself / Morpheus
John Gaeta	...	Visual Effects Supervisor
Carrie-Anne Moss	...	Herself
Owen Paterson	...	Production Designer
Bill Pope	...	Director of Photography
Keanu Reeves	...	Himself / Neo
Joel Silver	...	Producer
Janek Sirrs	...	Associate VFX Supervisor
Steve Skroce	...	Storyboard Artist
Zach Staenberg	...	Editor
Andy Wachowski	...	Himself / Director
Larry Wachowski	...	Himself / Director
Hugo Weaving	...	Himself / Agent Smith
Woo-ping Yuen	...	Kung Fu Choreographer (as Yuen Wo Ping)

Runtime:

123 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Certification:

Australia:PG | Germany:16 | UK:15 | Netherlands:AL

Trivia:

Although it was available as a stand-alone release, the disk was also part of a new "The Matrix Collector's Edition" DVD set. The idea was that owners of the existing Matrix DVD could get the new extras without paying for the film a second time.

Movie Connections:

References The Matrix Revolutions (2003)

Soundtrack:

Hipshot

Something to tone me down...

I am salivating for the sequels. I needed something to keep me from going insane with tension, anxiety (what if it isn't as good?!), and constant lack of information. I needed something to calm me a little, something to pass the time, other than, of course, The Matrix. This was just the thing.

I found it informative (like the part about Keanu's neck...) and some of it was funny. I pitied Carrie-Anne soooo much when she said there was only one bathroom and all those guys. I found only one problem with it. Given that 95% of the people there were as a matter of fact male, they just kinda let their mouths run wild, and there was language in it. It's not near as bad as The Shawshank Redemption's cussing runs, but that one scene were Keanu is describing a bad day, plug your ears if you are little. >

It was entertaining and was just what I needed. It is what all Matrix fans who are going nuts need to keep them quiet. They mention a tiny bit about the sequels, and someone almost gives something away, but he catches himself in time (shoot!). It gives you almost no spoilers, but it is great to have if you are a Matrix Head like me.

There is no spoon.