The great thing about the first Matrix is that it takes those philosophical concepts and wraps them up in a cool generally accessible action film. The issue with the next two is that it falls so far down the philosophical rabbit hole that it requires the audience to read those books as well.
That is why I love those movies just as much as the first, I found the philosophy part miles more interesting than bullet time (that shit got old quick with every movie and game post the matrix abusing the fuck out of it). Merovingian rambling about causality makes my dick hard every time.
They never leave the matrix in the movies. The guy loosely explains it in the architect scene. But it is more prevalent in the part where neo uses his powers outside the matrix, proving they are still in the machine. The second layer is just for the people who see though the first layer so that they stay trapped.
Wasn’t the whole point of it to let the viewer guess if the were still in the machine or if „the chosen one“ just means that the world is modeled after one human and what he expects to make it realistic. That is why he has these powers but in the „real world“ he is still part of the machine/a high level program and that is why he has some control.
i always assumed it was more like running a virtual machine, those who became aware found it easier to build a second layer that protects them from tracking and control which they pull others into than it was to locate each person and pull them out of the simulation
The matrix, including its aesthetics, philosophical implications, and theoretical physics were directly ripped from Grant Morrisons "The invisibles" His lawyers even told Morrison to sue since he would have easily won, but Morrison didn't sure because he liked the movie
Wish I could thumbs up this multiple times, everyone says the matrix was chiefly influenced by Ghost in the shell and anime, maybe Simulacra and Simulation, but anyone that knows about The invisibles knows that it is the real inspiration. It's too bad they didn't rip off my favourite thing from The invisibles, the backstory of the random guard that gets killed, humanizing a type of character that is always dehumanized, the cannon fodder baddie, should have happened in the lobby scene in the first Matrix, I choose the dude just reading his newspaper before getting an entire magazine emptied in his face out of fucking nowhere.
@@NorHeadHunter Among artists it often agreed that the best ones steal. To the point where certain concepts, scenes or lines are copied to the letter. In times long past that was actually the norm. Because using someone else's idea in a work of art which you're putting your own soul into was (and sometimes still is) seen as the highest praise. It means that the other artist has read/heard/seen your art, liked it, understood the idea, philosophy and concept, and made it their own so that more people could be influenced by it. For the original artist, it means that they have left their mark on someone. That their art is more than just temporary entertainment.
I actually know where Laurence went to acting school and I've seen the training the actors go through to learn how to analyze and understand difficult material. I'm not surprised he found it so easy compared to what he went through in college.
The Matrix was created when Skynet became self aware and killed off most Humans. Until Skynet won and put all remaining Humans in a computer generated reality.
@Hunter Anderson not frivolous at all... if there was a shot of the rolling stones, sting, lenny kravitz and rod stewart and someone said "omg the entire rolling stones band is there!" you'd point out how wrong they were, yeah....
@@flamebreaker7318 How about making ten minutes worth of content, instead of trying to stretch out a 2 minute trivia fact in to a 10 minute video. What, I'm supposed to jerk this guy off because it's so dreadful he has to make ten minutes worth of content somehow? Jesus thousands of other channels do the same ten minute video but with actual ten minutes off information instead of 8 minutes of filler.
@@kennethmory1803 It was Plato's Allegory of The Cave (damn this sounds so stupid in English) piece by piece. It looks also a lot like the concept of Dark City, a movie released just a year before Matrix! There is allways a reality behind the perceived reality. Humankind is imprisoned in the cave and held in chains but they can't see it. It's said that Platon didn't lived where Computer simuations were known. I'm pretty sure he would have asked if there realy is more than the device that runs the simulation.
I'm with Morpheus, it really wasn't that hard of a philisophical thing to understand. And I didn't read 3 massive textbooks about philosophy first. I watched all three movies over a weekend in college, probably ten years after they came out, went in under the impression that it made no sense. I came out going "huh? I understood that."
draco18s It's not just the movies and the script, they also had to read the Matrix's insperation and some philosophy books and/or science theories or something like that, and then were tested on the deeper meaning of the script and possibly the inspiration. So I believe that was the difficult part.
@@joshthebrawler Nah, Larry was pretty specific about "everyone on their first reading of the script" and since they had to pass all those tests before being allowed to see the script... I'm betting they expected WAY more out of the story than what was shoehorned into the first movie and were confused that it incorporated practically 2% of what they were ordered to learn before hand. It'd be like having to read a 40 page document and given a 12 question multiple choice test, but the ass-hat who wrote the answer key didn't bother to randomize the answers' order and the whole test is just "mark B for points".
That just reeks of intellectual insecurity, doesn´t it? Making people take tests on the meaning of your scripts. And the extent of that in the movie is a slap in the face obvious, pretentious rant by someone who´s "so deep" because they copied something from a book without understanding it and think they´re smart because there´s "meaning".
That's basically the Wachowskis in a nutshell. I used to think their movies and the Matrix was deep, then I took a 200-level philosphy class, realized exactly how full o'shit they are, and how ridiculous people sound when they act like Matrix is deep. Mile wide, inch deep, that.
"Scary Movie 3 was the best one..." uuuuuuuuh it must be a British thing. The first 2 movies were the best. After 2 the series became waaaay too slapstick and PG-13.
Cal H Go and watch their first videos the whole point was that nobody was watching them except for like ten people so they would find ways of making it sound as ridicules as possible I was just pointing out that they started gaining subs after they stopped wich shows that not saying it at all is better than pissing your fans off every video
Gotta admit that I didn't really understand the philosophy of the matrix trilogy until it was brought up to me. Then and only then did it make sense to me, otherwise it was just a weirdly themed action movie to me. As far as the scary movie franchise, I have to agree with you Carl with a K, scary movie 3 is my favorite one as well
i'm pretty sure i read somewhere that the actual inspiration for the matrix was the original ghost in the shell and the wanted to make a western version of it and that's how they got the idea for it in the first place (cant bother to look for the source rn)
My mom and I were watching something on TV one day and during the ads my brother changed the channel to the scary movie 3, we started telling him to go back to what we were watching and he was saying "no no no just wait, this movie is really funny, if you don't laugh in 2 minutes I'll change it back" he barely said that and the rap scene cuts to Simon Cowell, we just started laughing hysterically.
not that it's a sky high bar, but yes it is. My favorite bit in SM1(and it's because it's the most "Naked Gun-y" is where the cop is showing Cindy pictures and it's all of him in a speedo
Star Wars, Harry Potter, Indiana Jones, Goonies, Alien, The Matrix, BTTF, Scary Movie and most of the films made fun of, in Scary Movie were written by one guy. Cowboy Bebop, Firefly, Futurama, Invader Zim, Space Dandy and The Tick Ect. have many unfinished episodes and some have complete seasons are ready written up. Now it's over and he doesn't want to continue with the entertainment industry anymore.
Obligatory Negative Comment Of The Day: I started watching Horrible Histories, as suggested in a past episode, and it's amazing, thank you for the recommendation.
12:40 your favorite quote/scene for Scary Movie 3. I just realized I never saw it and that clip you showed, made me laugh like crazy, so I'm off to see Scary Movie 3 now.
Scary Movie: -"Hey Doofy, smell my finger!" -"What's that?" -"that's the smell of when you become a man!" -"Hey, smell my finger!" -"Eww, wtf is that?" -"My ass"
He also was credited as Larry Fishburne in "Apocalypse Now" I think maybe his first film. I had heard somewhere that he was actually underage during production but that could be an incorrect memory.
I really don't know what's sadder, that only one actor had enough grasp of the material to show basic competency in it, or that the directors even felt they had to go into such detail over such basic concepts every intro to philosophy student gets, like the problem of solipsism, theory of mind, and the nature of knowledge. I really like the idea of Keanu scratching his head, chimp like, at the concepts the allegory of the cave is trying to illustrate though.
Mostlyharmless1985 ok, considering a lot of people have issues with philosophy in the Matrix there's one of three things going on here 1: you don't see any of these themes in the Matrix 2: you're a philosophy major who doesn't get that everyone else isn't a philosophy major 3: you just belong on /r/iamverysmart
To address your points: 1. Problem of solipsism. How do you know if you are a brain in a vat? Could the entirety of your existence be an elaborate simulation meant to fool you into thinking any external stimuli is actual? th-cam.com/video/zQ1_IbFFbzA/w-d-xo.html Theory of mind: How would you consider and interact with a sentient machine? Would they see you the same way you see them? Would you even recognize them as another mind? Would they recognize you as another mind or a resource to be exploited? th-cam.com/video/JrBdYmStZJ4/w-d-xo.html Nature of knowledge: Is knowing something enough to make it so, or is it such that your perception is the reality? Can your perception of reality take effect in reality proper, or tying back to the question of solipsism, can you perceive reality in such a way that your perception *becomes* the reality? th-cam.com/video/uAXtO5dMqEI/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/BHGIGwiMK6c/w-d-xo.html So there's one. 2. No, i'm not a philosophy major, the Matrix is not complex in it's philosophical nature, it has it's own internal answers to the questions it asks as to the nature of reality. It literally asks these questions then immediately answer them. 3. I'm not a smug enough cunt to belong on /r/iamverysmart The Matix's philosophy isn't complicated to grasp, or understand. It would not require a PHI1101 crash course to effectively act in it.
Mostlyharmless1985 alright, those are all really effective answers that were done in a good job. A+ for not just calling me a fag and not taking a week to respond. And yeah, those are all pretty easy concepts. Don't get me wrong, the answers can be complex but the original idea or question is relatively simple. Not everyone gets these ideas, everyone is better at different things, teach a fish to climb I tree and all that.
Let's just bask in the light of a positive youtube interaction, and also giggle while we imagine Keanu repeating for the 30th time "so, wait... where exactly is this cave? Cause it's not right that these guys are locked up, we should do somthing about that." and being patiently explained to by Lawrence that the cave isn't actually real.
Maybe cuz I'm black but I completely disagree with your opinion about scary movie .Scary Movie one is the best of the franchise followed by a Scary Movie 2 but the 3rd Scary movie, I believe is complete s***.
Whats on my Mind? 🤭🤭 Really don't know what you're trying to get at, but "cuz I'm black", was me informing others of where some of my opinion derived from. Does it mean other black people share the same opinion ? No. Do I feel that it affects MY opinion? Yes. Was I trying to change other people's opinion of the Peace? No. Do I give a f*** if it changes your opinion? f*** no, it's the Internet, no one of importance cares. Hope this clears things up for you.🤙🏿
well as we are all for equality and not segregating based on colour or race then I can only assume your "maybe cuz i'm black" comment is in fact a racist comment :) See you can't have it both ways. You would be the first to kick up if a white guy said "maybe because i am white" i am sure.
5:17 “Lawrence Fishburn is not a fuckin extra” sounds like something Samuel L Jackson would say casually, and something Mr.Fishburn would say if someone really pissed him off 😂😂😂
i think they explained it somewhere that. The bridge of the glasses, that bit where it pinches on your nose was spring articulated and a serious size clamp .
A friend of mine wrote over 50 pages of analysis on the second Matrix film and a philosophy Within. He wrote a longer one on the architect speech. I just conceded and agreed to call the second film brilliant.
OK she didn't win lawsuit (btw I said I believe whole time not I know for fact =) I liked your post but ever read the 3rd eye from 1981? Copyrighted and it is interesting to say the least. Here is a review of book years ago "I do read the obvious connections that can be seen in the Matrix and Terminator movies".
Thank you very much for that knowledge I appreciate it. The court papers and e-mails to studio are in the new revision of her book =) The "one" who stops the machines from causing nuclear disaster. Story is like Bible, Conspiracy Theories, Matrix and Terminator all in one. It isn't a great read only 30 pages but from 1981 and these movies that came out after, they should have gave her something out of court IMO.
+Tevo77777 Extraterrestrials are a fairly old antagonist going back into the late 19th century at least where the idea that something other than us could exist "out there" was well established. But yeah the idea that computers or machines could become the antagonist is a much more recent device late 20th century at least though there were some musings on the possibility such a thing could occur before that they took some time to enter the public eye. Early programmable universal computers were developed for wartime use after all.
My interpretation of the Matrix is that everybody, in their youth, is full of dreams and ambitions, but eventually, succumb to and get corrupted by the Powers That Be, becoming more and more like Agent Smith over time, trading individual freedom for a more restrictive "reality". Neo, in his case, "woke up" with the realization that what he believed to be "reality" was, in fact, a product of the collective and that he, as an individual, was living a lie, which eventually lead him to his true potential. In other words, it's about the constant war between the individual and the collective.
That's not so much an interpretation, that's actually the simulation we live in. Pre-school kids are still full of dreams, ambitions, curiosity. They explore the world and they constantly ask questions. But when they're about to finish school, most of that is gone and the only question that is important is: "Will that be in the test?" Also, "waking up" doesn't really do anything. Just look at neo, he "woke up" and learned the truth about the matrix, he "woke up" again when he learned that the prophecy of the one is false. Then he "woke up" a third and last time when he realized, that the only way to make a difference is to succumb to the false prophecy and to accept the simulated role of "the one". Neo and all the others might have "woken up", but they never left the simulation, even all the people outside the matrix. In fact, the matrix, as a digital simulation, is just one part of the entire simulation, which we most commonly refer to as: The System!
Oy! I had a guy named Flugge that has a family of custom lens crafters and frame engineers. The morpheus glasses are a silver spring hinge made in the 1800s. Larry wore one of only a few pairs made during the movie. It's believed that no1 alive can recreate the complex silver hinge.
I honestly don't understand why this channel only has 33k subs it deserves so much more it's easily my favorite youtube channel and I discovered it quite recently I hope it will get a lot more in the future, best of luck to you lot.
My favorite gag in Scary Movie 3 is when the ring girl climbs out of the well at the end and she holds the chainsaw in the air like leatherface then that causes the ceiling to collapse on her
I'm with Larry on this one, but then I also got Donnie Darko on the first viewing too. I think it may be that many people seem uncomfortable quantifying and reflecting on things outside of conformation bias and their world views. As a result we get movies like Inception which repeatedly push their main premise, until viewers have no choice but to get it.
Pincé nez .. Saw them for sale in Germany, along with Trinity, Neo, Agent Smith & I think, another character that escapes my memory at the moment. I could be mistaken.. All matrix themed anyway.. in 2000 near Frankfurt
Very few people know the idea for the Matrix came from a book written in 1988 by Valdamar Valerian titled "The Matrix" The books were never in high demand and many are still only stapled together and extremely rare. The main idea behind the book is that Alien technology controls society and our reality.
Scary Movie 3 was definitely the best Scary Movie, in fact its the only Scary Movie I enjoy. But I enjoy it a lot, and Leslie Nielsen really does steal that movie, the scene where he says that we're not so different after all about the aliens, after they just peed out their finger, and then he does it too, I'm cracking up just thinking about it. So great, think I'm gonna go watch it again now.
Little known fact Fishbourne's sunglasses were played by Samuel L. Jackson.
The only movie in which samuel l. jackson doesnt say motherfucker
@@LEGIONCABAL Not True. He voiced Arnold Schwarzenegger in Terminator 3. lol
Brilliant
fuck this made me laugh
@@BabyNommer made me laugh too I forgot all about this comment. Lol
The great thing about the first Matrix is that it takes those philosophical concepts and wraps them up in a cool generally accessible action film. The issue with the next two is that it falls so far down the philosophical rabbit hole that it requires the audience to read those books as well.
That is why I love those movies just as much as the first, I found the philosophy part miles more interesting than bullet time (that shit got old quick with every movie and game post the matrix abusing the fuck out of it). Merovingian rambling about causality makes my dick hard every time.
I've always assumed Morphius' glasses just had a springy bridge that just gripped the bridge of his nose.
They’re called pince-nez...
Don’t think logically. Certain people could scare the glasses to stay on.
they aren't glasses. they are two nose tumors that grew out of either side of his nose and then flattened and spray painted black. duh...
@@MrPooPooJohn weird.
everyone knocks the Architect scene, but it's one of my favorite scenes.
Why does this only have 3 likes, that scene is great
Wrong it has 4
They're pince-nez glasses, French for nose pinchers.
Teddy Roosevelt wore them, too.
Obscure fact.
They never leave the matrix in the movies. The guy loosely explains it in the architect scene. But it is more prevalent in the part where neo uses his powers outside the matrix, proving they are still in the machine. The second layer is just for the people who see though the first layer so that they stay trapped.
alex papka , agent smith was the only real human in the movie.
Wasn’t the whole point of it to let the viewer guess if the were still in the machine or if „the chosen one“ just means that the world is modeled after one human and what he expects to make it realistic. That is why he has these powers but in the „real world“ he is still part of the machine/a high level program and that is why he has some control.
i always assumed it was more like running a virtual machine, those who became aware found it easier to build a second layer that protects them from tracking and control which they pull others into than it was to locate each person and pull them out of the simulation
@@intetx why are you mixing commas and quotation marks like ,,''?
@@lukefreeman828 in some countries (for example Germany), that's how you do quotations. Quotes start with the lower marks and end with the high ones.
I’m so glad you mentioned him cocking the shovel that’s honestly one of my favorite gags in any movie
The matrix, including its aesthetics, philosophical implications, and theoretical physics were directly ripped from Grant Morrisons "The invisibles"
His lawyers even told Morrison to sue since he would have easily won, but Morrison didn't sure because he liked the movie
Wish I could thumbs up this multiple times, everyone says the matrix was chiefly influenced by Ghost in the shell and anime, maybe Simulacra and Simulation, but anyone that knows about The invisibles knows that it is the real inspiration.
It's too bad they didn't rip off my favourite thing from The invisibles, the backstory of the random guard that gets killed, humanizing a type of character that is always dehumanized, the cannon fodder baddie, should have happened in the lobby scene in the first Matrix, I choose the dude just reading his newspaper before getting an entire magazine emptied in his face out of fucking nowhere.
@@NorHeadHunter Among artists it often agreed that the best ones steal. To the point where certain concepts, scenes or lines are copied to the letter. In times long past that was actually the norm. Because using someone else's idea in a work of art which you're putting your own soul into was (and sometimes still is) seen as the highest praise. It means that the other artist has read/heard/seen your art, liked it, understood the idea, philosophy and concept, and made it their own so that more people could be influenced by it. For the original artist, it means that they have left their mark on someone. That their art is more than just temporary entertainment.
@@CanIHasThisName It's like having children, droplets making waves across time
i thought it was ripped from technomancer
Everything is a remix.
What if John Wick is actually Neo replanted into the Matrix having lost his memories because of the final battle with Smith?
I actually know where Laurence went to acting school and I've seen the training the actors go through to learn how to analyze and understand difficult material. I'm not surprised he found it so easy compared to what he went through in college.
Ive spent that last three days watching probably too many of your videos, funny shit 👍
Me too bud.
No such thing as “too many” of Karl’s videos. Ha
This Is just one of the best channels on TH-cam! These guys do a great job.😁👍
The Matrix was created when Skynet became self aware and killed off most Humans.
Until Skynet won and put all remaining Humans in a computer generated reality.
It's not the ENTIRE Wu Tang Clan, there's about three of them and a bunch of different rappers
Bruce Leeds lol yeah it hurt me that this white guy was so confident that Macy gray,master p and red man are part of wu tang
Yup, pretty weak on his part🤥
@@Jdior620 redman wasn't part of wu-tang? bruh...
Right redama master p... Only since meth gza and fucn specta deck? Idk but no ghost or reakwon etc
@@dustbrum3607 Nope he sure wasn't.
Watching as a kid: OMG The Matrix is the best!
Watching as a teenager: This movie kinda sucks now...
Watching as an adult: OMG The Matrix is the best!
That wasn't the entire wutang clan. There was Master P, Redman, Macy, etc who aren't part of wutang.
@Hunter Anderson not frivolous at all... if there was a shot of the rolling stones, sting, lenny kravitz and rod stewart and someone said "omg the entire rolling stones band is there!" you'd point out how wrong they were, yeah....
Uhhhh so method man rza and ugod dont count? I mean it's not the whole wutang clan but there are some members
@@ashley.sterling ^
@dabz The Clown ^^
Congratulations on the recent high frequency of subscribers
Oscar Hansen 3K in one day...
It went from like 13k saturday, to 26k this morning, and now he's at 29k
They’re about to explode
I subbed on saturday at 13k now its 33k
Now its 34k and I just finished writing the first reply
Scary Movie 2 > Scary Movie 3
-"Here take my strong hand!"
-"No, give me your other hand!"
Facts!!!
Yep, Scary Movie 2 was deff the best and most iconic of the Scary movies. Faxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Thank God someone said it. 2 is the best in the series
Scary Movie 2 is the "Master of Disguise" of spoof movies, absolutely awful
Two words: Cowboy Curtis.
You spent more time talking about Scary movie 3 than you did talking about how Laurence FIshburne got the Matrix.
Can u imagine how short these video's where if they only talked about what is written as the title. Prolly 3 mins max.
darkage5 And we love it!
@@orionpax5776 It's almost as if he has some motive to drag it out to hit some sort of quota.
@@atomicNoodle it’s almost as if that’s how he makes money so we shouldn’t fucking complain
@@flamebreaker7318 How about making ten minutes worth of content, instead of trying to stretch out a 2 minute trivia fact in to a 10 minute video. What, I'm supposed to jerk this guy off because it's so dreadful he has to make ten minutes worth of content somehow? Jesus thousands of other channels do the same ten minute video but with actual ten minutes off information instead of 8 minutes of filler.
Why is no one talking about this being a hyper technological version of Plato's Allegory of The Cave?
Why, because every generation likes to repackage what the previous did and call it innovation.
That is one of the listed texts mentioned in this video that all of the actors were required to read
Check the text box at 1:05
@@gdolphy this WAS innovative in that it presented an old idea in a new way that was captivating to its audience...
@@kennethmory1803 It was Plato's Allegory of The Cave (damn this sounds so stupid in English) piece by piece. It looks also a lot like the concept of Dark City, a movie released just a year before Matrix!
There is allways a reality behind the perceived reality. Humankind is imprisoned in the cave and held in chains but they can't see it.
It's said that Platon didn't lived where Computer simuations were known. I'm pretty sure he would have asked if there realy is more than the device that runs the simulation.
"I have a dream!"
"what's that?"
"TO HAVE A DREAM!"
I assume Laurence's shades, were kept on by his incredibly strong brow.
The glasses stayed on because Keanu asked them to, and come on. You don’t deny that man a polite request.
I just wanted to mention, Fishburne was and extra in Nightmare on Elm St. 3 in 1987, he played Max the Orderly. He was credited as Larry Fishburne
I'm with Morpheus, it really wasn't that hard of a philisophical thing to understand. And I didn't read 3 massive textbooks about philosophy first. I watched all three movies over a weekend in college, probably ten years after they came out, went in under the impression that it made no sense. I came out going "huh? I understood that."
draco18s It's not just the movies and the script, they also had to read the Matrix's insperation and some philosophy books and/or science theories or something like that, and then were tested on the deeper meaning of the script and possibly the inspiration. So I believe that was the difficult part.
@@joshthebrawler Nah, Larry was pretty specific about "everyone on their first reading of the script" and since they had to pass all those tests before being allowed to see the script... I'm betting they expected WAY more out of the story than what was shoehorned into the first movie and were confused that it incorporated practically 2% of what they were ordered to learn before hand. It'd be like having to read a 40 page document and given a 12 question multiple choice test, but the ass-hat who wrote the answer key didn't bother to randomize the answers' order and the whole test is just "mark B for points".
That just reeks of intellectual insecurity, doesn´t it? Making people take tests on the meaning of your scripts. And the extent of that in the movie is a slap in the face obvious, pretentious rant by someone who´s "so deep" because they copied something from a book without understanding it and think they´re smart because there´s "meaning".
@@koryfredrick1164 Considering the Wachowskis
That's basically the Wachowskis in a nutshell. I used to think their movies and the Matrix was deep, then I took a 200-level philosphy class, realized exactly how full o'shit they are, and how ridiculous people sound when they act like Matrix is deep. Mile wide, inch deep, that.
"Larry" Fishburne also starred in Apocalypse Now.
Tyrone "Mr Clean" Miller
YES cocking the shovel was the best, I literally cried and had to hold my stomach
The sheriff's hat that keeps getting bigger by the second in SM3 it's what always kills me
"There were no glasses"
"Scary Movie 3 was the best one..." uuuuuuuuh it must be a British thing. The first 2 movies were the best. After 2 the series became waaaay too slapstick and PG-13.
EillonCross I agree
Scary movie was the wayans brothers baby. Hollywood went and kidnapped it after scary movie 2.
Julian Martinez let me know
@@RambofromWarzone ?
Julian Martinez (me) was supposed to (em) like them
It's called humble bragging
Maybe Laurence didn't get any of it but you know he's a great actor
my favorite bit of scary movie 3 was the parody of the signs reflective knife under the cabinet and the aliens look at her panties- or the yahtzee one
I love how when you stopped doing like comment subscribe riffs you started gaining a ton of subscribers
Cal H Go and watch their first videos the whole point was that nobody was watching them except for like ten people so they would find ways of making it sound as ridicules as possible I was just pointing out that they started gaining subs after they stopped wich shows that not saying it at all is better than pissing your fans off every video
He also went by Larry Fishburne in Apocalypse Now, and he's so young in that movie I hardly even recognized him the first time I watched it.
Gotta admit that I didn't really understand the philosophy of the matrix trilogy until it was brought up to me. Then and only then did it make sense to me, otherwise it was just a weirdly themed action movie to me. As far as the scary movie franchise, I have to agree with you Carl with a K, scary movie 3 is my favorite one as well
In an alternate universe or timeline neo tool the blue pill, the resulting timeline is the John wick movies.
No mention of Ghost in the Shell (the original not the shitty ScarJo remake)?
jocax188723 seriously the whole plugging in through the neck was straight up Ghost in the Shell original
Tevo77777 No, the ScarJo version is definitely shitty.
nassim zway Yeah, nobody cares.
i'm pretty sure i read somewhere that the actual inspiration for the matrix was the original ghost in the shell and the wanted to make a western version of it and that's how they got the idea for it in the first place (cant bother to look for the source rn)
jocax188723 how was it shitty?
My mom and I were watching something on TV one day and during the ads my brother changed the channel to the scary movie 3, we started telling him to go back to what we were watching and he was saying "no no no just wait, this movie is really funny, if you don't laugh in 2 minutes I'll change it back" he barely said that and the rap scene cuts to Simon Cowell, we just started laughing hysterically.
Just found the channel amazing
J Dubs C no wonder you know all about how to find nuts you hunting for Karls
Early in Lawrence Fishburn's career he played the cartoon cowboy on pee wees playhouse
Except it wasn't a cartoon. It was live action with Larry dressed up as Cowboy Curtis
I literally found your channel yesterday and I've been binging all your videos
You're great and I hope you guys don't stop any time soon
Lepong20 literally the same for me
Love that they slipped in the Morpheus head cannon
the matrix is just the monty python philosophical football skit extended to a movie
PsychoLucario close enough.
Scary Movie 3 always did give me more of that airplane/naked gun feel and not just because of Leslie Neilson.
Scary Movie 3 was definitely the best one, it's so damn funny.
not that it's a sky high bar, but yes it is. My favorite bit in SM1(and it's because it's the most "Naked Gun-y" is where the cop is showing Cindy pictures and it's all of him in a speedo
Star Wars, Harry Potter, Indiana Jones, Goonies, Alien, The Matrix, BTTF, Scary Movie and most of the films made fun of, in Scary Movie were written by one guy.
Cowboy Bebop, Firefly, Futurama, Invader Zim, Space Dandy and The Tick Ect. have many unfinished episodes and some have complete seasons are ready written up.
Now it's over and he doesn't want to continue with the entertainment industry anymore.
The special effects from the matrix was done by the guy that made the killer bean movie..
Those logic chains from Matrix to Scary movie are awesome, nice t-shirt btw.
Obligatory Negative Comment Of The Day:
I started watching Horrible Histories, as suggested in a past episode, and it's amazing, thank you for the recommendation.
12:40 your favorite quote/scene for Scary Movie 3. I just realized I never saw it and that clip you showed, made me laugh like crazy, so I'm off to see Scary Movie 3 now.
Leslie Nielsen is god.
I never found Matrix to be that confusing until the third one. I think being raised on a steady stream of scifi is all you need to understand it
Scary Movie:
-"Hey Doofy, smell my finger!"
-"What's that?"
-"that's the smell of when you become a man!"
-"Hey, smell my finger!"
-"Eww, wtf is that?"
-"My ass"
I probably watched the trilogy 30 times. It was one of my favorites as a kid. I haven’t revisited as a adult. I might should do that.
Short version: The Wachowskis went yo great lengths to make everybody think they're a lot smarter than they are.
He also was credited as Larry Fishburne in "Apocalypse Now" I think maybe his first film. I had heard somewhere that he was actually underage during production but that could be an incorrect memory.
I swear you have more than doubled your subs in under a week
That pro pic is hilarious 😂
Sabelo Ngubo thanks i laugh at crying children too
@@humblehive6502 only when they're taking it up the ass.
@@robertharris6092 saw the pic too. *Insert lenny face*
@@humblehive6502 unfortunately there's no ass fucking in it.
Funniest line from scary movie 3: "Tom, I'm gonna need a ride..".
I really don't know what's sadder, that only one actor had enough grasp of the material to show basic competency in it, or that the directors even felt they had to go into such detail over such basic concepts every intro to philosophy student gets, like the problem of solipsism, theory of mind, and the nature of knowledge.
I really like the idea of Keanu scratching his head, chimp like, at the concepts the allegory of the cave is trying to illustrate though.
Mostlyharmless1985 ok, considering a lot of people have issues with philosophy in the Matrix there's one of three things going on here
1: you don't see any of these themes in the Matrix
2: you're a philosophy major who doesn't get that everyone else isn't a philosophy major
3: you just belong on /r/iamverysmart
To address your points:
1. Problem of solipsism. How do you know if you are a brain in a vat? Could the entirety of your existence be an elaborate simulation meant to fool you into thinking any external stimuli is actual?
th-cam.com/video/zQ1_IbFFbzA/w-d-xo.html
Theory of mind: How would you consider and interact with a sentient machine? Would they see you the same way you see them? Would you even recognize them as another mind? Would they recognize you as another mind or a resource to be exploited?
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Nature of knowledge: Is knowing something enough to make it so, or is it such that your perception is the reality? Can your perception of reality take effect in reality proper, or tying back to the question of solipsism, can you perceive reality in such a way that your perception *becomes* the reality? th-cam.com/video/uAXtO5dMqEI/w-d-xo.html
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So there's one.
2. No, i'm not a philosophy major, the Matrix is not complex in it's philosophical nature, it has it's own internal answers to the questions it asks as to the nature of reality. It literally asks these questions then immediately answer them.
3. I'm not a smug enough cunt to belong on /r/iamverysmart
The Matix's philosophy isn't complicated to grasp, or understand. It would not require a PHI1101 crash course to effectively act in it.
Mostlyharmless1985 alright, those are all really effective answers that were done in a good job. A+ for not just calling me a fag and not taking a week to respond.
And yeah, those are all pretty easy concepts. Don't get me wrong, the answers can be complex but the original idea or question is relatively simple.
Not everyone gets these ideas, everyone is better at different things, teach a fish to climb I tree and all that.
Let's just bask in the light of a positive youtube interaction, and also giggle while we imagine Keanu repeating for the 30th time "so, wait... where exactly is this cave? Cause it's not right that these guys are locked up, we should do somthing about that." and being patiently explained to by Lawrence that the cave isn't actually real.
Mostlyharmless1985
"Can they do shadow puppets?"
"No no no, it isn't real"
".....can they request puppets?"
The way he stood there and said "through sheer force of will" fucking killed me
guess i'm watching scary movie 3 then. who needs to study for finals anyway?
LordScyther998 how did you do?
I’m kinda disappointed they didn’t mention the “we aren’t so diferente then” part from scary movie 3 that always cracks me up
Maybe cuz I'm black but I completely disagree with your opinion about scary movie .Scary Movie one is the best of the franchise followed by a Scary Movie 2 but the 3rd Scary movie, I believe is complete s***.
you is from da hood?
Hood adjacent
not meant to change any opinion. It's an opinion. My opinion.
Whats on my Mind? 🤭🤭 Really don't know what you're trying to get at, but "cuz I'm black", was me informing others of where some of my opinion derived from. Does it mean other black people share the same opinion ? No. Do I feel that it affects MY opinion? Yes. Was I trying to change other people's opinion of the Peace? No. Do I give a f*** if it changes your opinion? f*** no, it's the Internet, no one of importance cares. Hope this clears things up for you.🤙🏿
well as we are all for equality and not segregating based on colour or race then I can only assume your "maybe cuz i'm black" comment is in fact a racist comment :)
See you can't have it both ways. You would be the first to kick up if a white guy said "maybe because i am white" i am sure.
Love how the end of the video is basically a compilation of funny bits from Scary Movie 3
Scary Movie *3* was the BEST one in the series?!? WHAT THE FU** ARE YALL SMOKING???
anythingnew, everyone has their own sense of humor, but at least 1 & 2 had funny moments. Part 3 was when the comedy became cheap and weak.
if you saw the source material they parodied and understood the idiosyncrasies of the various genres then SM3 was very very funny :)
amojak , everyone is entitled to their own opinion.
they are and they are also open to hearing other peoples opinions in response too.
yeah the parrot constantly shitting was a high moment of the first 2 ?
5:17 “Lawrence Fishburn is not a fuckin extra” sounds like something Samuel L Jackson would say casually, and something Mr.Fishburn would say if someone really pissed him off 😂😂😂
“Scary Movie 3 is the best one”
No, just...no.
i think they explained it somewhere that.
The bridge of the glasses, that bit where it pinches on your nose was spring articulated and a serious size clamp .
Lost me at "Scary Movie 3" is the funniest of those movie... I knew you guys talked sh!t, but c'mon... XD
A friend of mine wrote over 50 pages of analysis on the second Matrix film and a philosophy Within. He wrote a longer one on the architect speech. I just conceded and agreed to call the second film brilliant.
I should mention at least 2 pages we're philosophical citations.
12:33 you obviously haven't seen all of their films, I am not saying its high cinema but they arent all as bad as you say
Me: Are you KFC?
The Architect: No that is concurrently incorrect.
Me: Ok.Pretentious Douche.
The Matrix is an allegory for being transgender; extremely camp and all
I used to have a pair of Morpheus glasses. They had springy nose clips and stuck there. They did fall off sometimes.
Matrix and terminator were created and written by a black woman in early 80s I believe they just settled the lawsuit
Enemy of The state mind if I have a source?
OK she didn't win lawsuit (btw I said I believe whole time not I know for fact =) I liked your post but ever read the 3rd eye from 1981? Copyrighted and it is interesting to say the least. Here is a review of book years ago "I do read the obvious connections that can be seen in the Matrix and Terminator movies".
Thank you very much for that knowledge I appreciate it. The court papers and e-mails to studio are in the new revision of her book =) The "one" who stops the machines from causing nuclear disaster. Story is like Bible, Conspiracy Theories, Matrix and Terminator all in one. It isn't a great read only 30 pages but from 1981 and these movies that came out after, they should have gave her something out of court IMO.
+Tevo77777 Extraterrestrials are a fairly old antagonist going back into the late 19th century at least where the idea that something other than us could exist "out there" was well established. But yeah the idea that computers or machines could become the antagonist is a much more recent device late 20th century at least though there were some musings on the possibility such a thing could occur before that they took some time to enter the public eye. Early programmable universal computers were developed for wartime use after all.
That is a good shirt. I've made that pun in my head so many times.
The scene when Sydney hits the kid with the car will not go unnoticed that is singlehandedly one of the best running jokes ever
"Deleted scene". That's like a 45 minute sequence as an entire alternate second half of the film.
My interpretation of the Matrix is that everybody, in their youth, is full of dreams and ambitions, but eventually, succumb to and get corrupted by the Powers That Be, becoming more and more like Agent Smith over time, trading individual freedom for a more restrictive "reality". Neo, in his case, "woke up" with the realization that what he believed to be "reality" was, in fact, a product of the collective and that he, as an individual, was living a lie, which eventually lead him to his true potential. In other words, it's about the constant war between the individual and the collective.
That's not so much an interpretation, that's actually the simulation we live in.
Pre-school kids are still full of dreams, ambitions, curiosity. They explore the world and they constantly ask questions.
But when they're about to finish school, most of that is gone and the only question that is important is: "Will that be in the test?"
Also, "waking up" doesn't really do anything. Just look at neo, he "woke up" and learned the truth about the matrix, he "woke up" again when he learned that the prophecy of the one is false. Then he "woke up" a third and last time when he realized, that the only way to make a difference is to succumb to the false prophecy and to accept the simulated role of "the one".
Neo and all the others might have "woken up", but they never left the simulation, even all the people outside the matrix. In fact, the matrix, as a digital simulation, is just one part of the entire simulation, which we most commonly refer to as:
The System!
I'm with Fishy. The Matrix was 'obvious to me' yet friends who were Physics graduates didn't get it. I didn't get how people couldn't get it.
Oy! I had a guy named Flugge that has a family of custom lens crafters and frame engineers. The morpheus glasses are a silver spring hinge made in the 1800s. Larry wore one of only a few pairs made during the movie. It's believed that no1 alive can recreate the complex silver hinge.
I love that you mentioned the shotgun shovel! When that shell pops out I die laughing. So good!
I honestly don't understand why this channel only has 33k subs it deserves so much more it's easily my favorite youtube channel and I discovered it quite recently I hope it will get a lot more in the future, best of luck to you lot.
My favorite gag in Scary Movie 3 is when the ring girl climbs out of the well at the end and she holds the chainsaw in the air like leatherface then that causes the ceiling to collapse on her
If I were a pair of glasses I too would want to stay as close as possible to Laurence Fishbourne
wow. when i found your channel last night, you were at 69k, and now you’re at 72. seeing growth right before my eyes
A bit late to the party, but Fishbourne was credited as Larry in A Nightmare on Elm Street 3 the Dream Warriors.
I'd be willing to bet that the glasses were effectively glued on with some kind of cosmetic adhesive.
Or sheer will power.
Either or.
2:30 Flight? Nah. Bullet Time. John Wick operating on Bullet Time would be terrifying.
Laurence Fishburne's Matrix (car) commercial was amazing.
Lmfao “smelling your own farts bullshit” 9:30 what a way to say it. Bravo lad
I'm with Larry on this one, but then I also got Donnie Darko on the first viewing too. I think it may be that many people seem uncomfortable quantifying and reflecting on things outside of conformation bias and their world views. As a result we get movies like Inception which repeatedly push their main premise, until viewers have no choice but to get it.
I love how it's an episode on the matrix yet scary movie 3 is the TH-cam recommended movie
Pincé nez .. Saw them for sale in Germany, along with Trinity, Neo, Agent Smith & I think, another character that escapes my memory at the moment. I could be mistaken.. All matrix themed anyway.. in 2000 near Frankfurt
Very few people know the idea for the Matrix came from a book written in 1988 by Valdamar Valerian titled "The Matrix" The books were never in high demand and many are still only stapled together and extremely rare. The main idea behind the book is that Alien technology controls society and our reality.
Best part from Scary Movie 2 is when the guy opens up shorty's head and instead of a brain, there's just the actual Beetlejuice in there
As Larry Fishburne...a lot of people may have missed it but he actually had a part in Apocalypse Now.
Glad to know that someone else understands the brilliance that is Scary Movie 3
Scary Movie 3 was definitely the best Scary Movie, in fact its the only Scary Movie I enjoy. But I enjoy it a lot, and Leslie Nielsen really does steal that movie, the scene where he says that we're not so different after all about the aliens, after they just peed out their finger, and then he does it too, I'm cracking up just thinking about it. So great, think I'm gonna go watch it again now.
The film you where thinking of is event horizon where he was in the credits as Larry fishburn. Another amazing film
I know this is an old video but I fucking love that shovel joke too