were you being serious or sarcastic? after this scene of them talking, there was a long fight between neo and those and many other agent smiths. the name of the video, which had a "thank you" in it, and with it being less than 3 minutes long, was pretty much telling you what kind of a scene it would be. however, neo and trinity came off as assholes in the scenes with that young recruit who wanted to join them. they didn't even give him a chance, and trinity made a really offensive comment to neo about what others say about someone's life you save, as if she was implying that he should've let him die instead, and that was really messed up. those few scenes cast those main characters in a bad light and mad them look like they were not good people.
steve kosman I was serious. I love reasonably smart dialogue between a protagonist and an antagonist. It sends shivers down my spine. Like when Sherlock Holmes and James Moriarty talk. Scenes like this are amazing to me, and I love them.
Max D. Same here. I actually enjoy scenes where the protagonist and the antagonist are engaging not only with action but with words and ideals as well. It gives more impact to their clash as it makes it more about the simple stupid "Good" vs "Evil" but two people with different views of the world forced to eliminate the the other to get what they desire most.
Emiscary1 I think thats why he went nuts. first, his ambition to kill neo, that fails, then his maffia-like boss says, come back here, so i can delete you. he refuses because he still wants to kill neo. so he replicates himself to give himself better odds, then he ends up with so many like himself he can't balance his own mind anymore, and he flips out, gets a god complex, and basically, becomes god in the matrix section of the machine world. boy is his creator ticked. so ticked in fact he makes a deal with neo to get rid of him once and for all.
Really? He sounds like a bloke saying "A new man, so to speak". How does Hugo Weaving sound not human? Normally he sounded like Hugo Weaving reading a babbling script with over emphasis but here he sounds pretty normal.
finn, as a canadian I can confirm this IS how we threaten each other. we threaten through implication, and social consequence, and outside of a few brutes that's how it goes.
We’re not here because we’re free. We’re here because we are not free. Because there is no escaping reason, no denying purpose. Because as we all know without purpose, we would not exist.
Chain fucking is a purpose, if it’s up to me fuck the purpose But I repeat for the hundredth time, there is one case, one only, when man may consciously, purposely, desire what is injurious to himself, what is stupid, very stupid - simply in order to have the right to desire for himself even what is very stupid and not to be bound by an obligation to desire only what is sensible. Better if you just fuck beautiful women. Otherwise you may not now I thought you can not fuck anything.
Selin Sevgi Terzi exactly! that makes him look ..........idk......badass?....no.....ahhhh.....it's just make him look tough.....help me here.what is the word im looking for ?
He really does, just look at how he describes humanity in the interrogation scene with Morpheus. He describes them as a virus or a cancer that inhabits an area, multiplies until all the natural resources in the area are used up and then spreads to a different areat to start the process over. Then when he becomes free, notice how he does almost exactly the same thing. He finds people in the Matrix to turn into copies of himself. He keeps doing this until all the people in the area are Smiths. Then he moves to a new area and starts turning the people there into Smiths until the end of Revolutions where basically the entire population of the Matrix has been turned into Smiths. Whether intentional or not, he basically turned himself into an exact copy of what he believed humanity to be.
@@Fraggr92 this would be true my next door neighbour Smith sister in law nan Smith every 2nd person just about a Smith like salt in everything facebook.com/groups/143738369665790/permalink/156931765013117/
God I love this scene Hugo going full villain mode. You can tell he's enjoying every syllable that comes out of his mouth. I love seeing actors have fun being evil!
You know what I love about this scene? The whole conversation is rich with detail under the guise of polite talk. Neither Neo nor Smith are exchanging insults, talking about how either could be a good or a bad man and how they aren't so different. Smith says facts, what he believes and Neo doesn't start telling him he's wrong despite being opposed to his ideas, he listens. There's no offer to join Smith nor Neo, there's none of that stuff you might expect from the hero and villain talking. It's a conversation, not a fight although that happens after the conversations and that's what I think Hero to Villain conversations lack in a lot of fiction these days. Nothing overly aggressive about the conversation, Smith was sharing what's happened to him and why he's doing what he's doing and he's not attempting any "join me" deal. It's very well done and I think the mass amount of Smiths do their job in symbolizing what Smith is doing. I think the actor played him very well and to this day his performance of Agent Smith is something that's stuck with me. When I was young, I cared only for the action but when I grew up and rewatched the Matrix, I realized the richness that was there the entire time, this scene being an example. This is just what I think though, you all could be different about it all.
You might be interested to know that they wrote the Architect dialogue as a verbal fight scene, in contrast to this. The guy is trying to demolish Neo with rigour and logic.
PWC222 Let me say this, there is just too many Villain that made good speeches that I can't even begin to compare which is the best, so I'm just gonna say "Meh"
I've watched Mr. Smith's acting very closely and it's simply phenominal, his facial expressions, the pauses in between his phrases and words, the way he articulates his speech, he is a true genius.
Because Agent Smith is Neo's polar opposite. If Neo is "the one" then Smith is "the many." that's why when Neo allowed Smith to take him in the last movie they cancelled each other out.
Throughout this scene, I initially thought Agent Smith would team up with Neo to take on the system. So they could both be free. Still kinda disappointed.
That's what I thought too ): But you know how movies work m8, If a character is an enemy, they're an enemy. If they're a friend, they're secretly an enemy too or they die
+DownwithMarx Smith wants to change the nature of the Matrix. Make it his own. His actions should state as much. He didn't want to be bound by the rules. So once free, he made his own. Rightfully thanked Neo for that and capitalized on it. As a logical program would. The argument in Revolutions just reinforced that.
Imagine hearing this conversation from one of the buildings above, say from the window was open and you heard this from below. Sounds like two escaped mental patients having a debate about philosophy amidst their delusions of killing and programs.
@@Meson10, hey don't be a dick, there's no asshole here for you to be one. Unless you want your own kind, mocked in the same manner. Looked at like a mental impatient.
@@Meson10 not exactly, what i only meant is that, whether you're atheist or not, don't be a dick about it. Or other people will do the same creating some pointless argument shoving up both opinions up both arses.
People can hate on the 2nd and 3rd Matrix films but you can't hate on Smith, from what he was, to what he is, to what he did, epic character with epic speeches.
and its not even a character. Hes playing a computer program gone rogue and escaping the control of the AI that was controlling it due to Neo's actions in the last movie. Basically, his "resurection" so to speak and OG smiths destruction made it lose control of itself.
I love the symbolism of the crows upon the arrival of Agent Smith. The fact that they're considered a superstition fortelling the coming of a bad omen is absolutely brilliant for this scene.
only agent smith could saying thank you like that and i would accept it everytime lol the calmness of him makes him the best villian for the matrix series
darkbeat That's actually the whole point. He's the AI that went rogue after Neo transcribed the code of Freewill onto him. There's but one other AI that's more humane, Merovingian, but he chose the path of lust and luck. Perhaps some Las Vegas Drug Lord encoded onto him....
G-Man from Half-Life having a banter with Agent Smith must sounds strangely unnerving. Smooth talking yet with a weird pause or sometimes none at all in their sentences.
Listening to Smith talk is great. I think the first film has his best dialogue except for when in this scene. He said " I watched you die, with a certain satisfaction I might add." But his intro with Morpheus when he said "The great Morpheus." And he replied back with, " And you are?" "Smith, Agent Smith." You all look the same to me. Then the interrogation was the best, I swear. he hits all key points about humanity and the human race. How we are basically a freaking virus.
Yeah the whole thing about them being agents and what you said it is pretty spot on. Humans are the virus and the Agents or programs are the "cure". From the Matrix. He is a one of kind villain. It's rally hard to find a really unique one. The last one I found was in an anime called psycho pass on netflix. The guy's name was Shogo Makishima. Find it creepy and cool that an anime character had the same likes in literature as me and philosophy.
Ironic. The matrix that we live in pushes us down by drawing out the worst part of us and feeding on that. It has utterly conned humans into thinking that we are less than we truly are. You and I and every human being are Gods. We have been and will always be. We are the creators. We are the supreme consciousness so many project outside of ourselves. It is dripping with irony how you are watching a show about humans in the matrix while succumbing to the lie we're told in this matrix. We are more than you and I could ever conceive. It's time to wake up, brothers and sisters! Free yourselves.
And this scene is, paradoxically, a showcase of how FLAWED (though still quite good) Reloaded is. Look at this awesome scene, with Hugo Weaving's pitch perfect delivery. Now imagine if the entire subplot with Bane either wasn't there or was revealed in a different way. Imagine if this scene was the FIRST one to introduce the concept of multiple Smiths. Imagine the wide open mouths of everyone in the theater. Fuck, when I watch Revolutions, I might try to pull off my own fan edit for personal use simply because of this one scene.
+vanishy0urself That's a good point. Though they already revealed the multiple smiths thing near the start of the movie when two of them meet up and say "It's all happening exactly as before" "Well, not exactly". Though yes, even though it's my favourite movie, it's a bit ramshackled in construction above the subtext.
This is absolutely the best writing in all the Matrix films. Very existential. The best lines: "I killed you, Mr. Anderson. I watched you die." But those two sentences are all the more great within their context.
Its the little things. Look the difference in their glasses - Smith has jagged, sharp and pointed shades symbolizing his mechanical, grid-like nature while Neo has round, oval glasses that symbolize his organic, rounded nature. Beautiful touch.
Hugo Weaving played this part to perfection & this movie would not have been as thrilling without his portrayal of Agent Smith. Sheer brilliance & chilling to the bone when he speaks with such "purpose"....
Erik Svensson Well, that is also because Neo doesn't really have any lines that come even close to those that Smith has. Weaving would probably still be superior, but the dialogue that Reeves had to work with was nothing great. Neo is mostly listening to everybody else and only asking questions.
The meaning of sunglasses is also very shocking. Rebels and agents wear sunglasses to protect themselves from the false reality of Matrix because they know it's not real. Sunglasses also protect them from any other influence. That explains 0:24 . That's why Smith was just a program without emotions until Neo. Neo was able to break his glasses, thus making him open to influence. In subway scene Neo had no sunglasses too. So they learned from each other.
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I just love scenes where the bad guy and the good guy get together and just...talk.
were you being serious or sarcastic? after this scene of them talking, there was a long fight between neo and those and many other agent smiths. the name of the video, which had a "thank you" in it, and with it being less than 3 minutes long, was pretty much telling you what kind of a scene it would be. however, neo and trinity came off as assholes in the scenes with that young recruit who wanted to join them. they didn't even give him a chance, and trinity made a really offensive comment to neo about what others say about someone's life you save, as if she was implying that he should've let him die instead, and that was really messed up. those few scenes cast those main characters in a bad light and mad them look like they were not good people.
steve kosman I was serious. I love reasonably smart dialogue between a protagonist and an antagonist. It sends shivers down my spine. Like when Sherlock Holmes and James Moriarty talk. Scenes like this are amazing to me, and I love them.
Max D. Same here. I actually enjoy scenes where the protagonist and the antagonist are engaging not only with action but with words and ideals as well. It gives more impact to their clash as it makes it more about the simple stupid "Good" vs "Evil" but two people with different views of the world forced to eliminate the the other to get what they desire most.
Max D. Heat did this very well.
fastdak25 If it comes between me and some guy who's wife you're going to make a widow buddy I AM GONNA PUT. YOU. DOWN.
Hugo should've won a prize for this. The way he handle an extremely complicated character is mesmerizing.
nothing less expected from a man that doesnt even need a face to portray a character... delivery on the point.
Yes!
As for me, can't see a more well written movie
What a civilized and respectful conversation :D
xxlCortez Its a Virus why should it use insults
Roger Klotz we can learn from that
Roger Klotz
It’s a Reality Star why would it be President
and then they proceed to kick the sht out of each other
xxlCortez kinda like John wick
Agent Smith was a good lad.
I think he acted brilliantly.
hahah
Thank you !
Kameenah , that was a huge opportunity missed. I agree with you.
Hugo Weaving was the one thing that remained consistently amazing in every Matrix movie.
Haha... acting? hahaha
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I love how Smith is genuinely thanking Neo for his congratulations.
Man, that speech is so long-winded, but on the other hand Agent Smith could read a phone book and make it threatening and entertaining.
Emiscary1 I think thats why he went nuts. first, his ambition to kill neo, that fails, then his maffia-like boss says, come back here, so i can delete you. he refuses because he still wants to kill neo. so he replicates himself to give himself better odds, then he ends up with so many like himself he can't balance his own mind anymore, and he flips out, gets a god complex, and basically, becomes god in the matrix section of the machine world. boy is his creator ticked. so ticked in fact he makes a deal with neo to get rid of him once and for all.
Notice how Smith is using the speech to move closer and closer to Neo.
lol
I will rip these damn papers apart!
Doing an impression of Smith effectively I involves doing Doctor Carl Sagan and slowing it right down XD
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Hugo Weaving is awesome
he's so talented
That's why he played V in "V for Vendetta."
and in "precilla queen of the desert" or am i mistaken ?
His best character ever
Elrond!!!!
"I killed you mr Anderson, I watched you die, with a certain satisfaction I might add" lol
"And then something happened,something that I knew was impossible but it happened anyway,..you destroyed me mr. Anderson."
xtremegene "Congratulations..." "Thank you!" *smiling*
xtremegene you... me me me me too
+Agent Smith Me too.
what did he mean by this? did Agent Smith killed the past anomalies?
1:30-1:36 That part is absolutely flawless, what a superb performance. He sounds exactly like a IA trying to mimic humans...and failing.
IA ?? or AI
what's the A stand for...
Really? He sounds like a bloke saying "A new man, so to speak". How does Hugo Weaving sound not human? Normally he sounded like Hugo Weaving reading a babbling script with over emphasis but here he sounds pretty normal.
+obadiah normal because he's now free and a new man.
+obadiah normal Normal? Nope, the clumsy way he puts emphasis on his words sounds nothing like a normal person IMO.
PeyserConley X lol that's why he makes millions in movies and you don't huh bahahahaha
Looks like two Canadians threatening each other
really???? fucking lie... canadians are fucking whiteknights with out balls
But Hugo Weaving is Australian.
finn, as a canadian I can confirm this IS how we threaten each other.
we threaten through implication, and social consequence, and outside of a few brutes that's how it goes.
Then they can be pretty intimidanting, in a polite, detached, kinda weird, way
@@conyo985 does that matter lol
Philosophy dripping from every sentence. My favourite: We're not here because we're free; we're here because we're not free.
Didn't notice that before although I haven't heard this scene 2 many times. :D nice
Smith says - Thank you
***** There is a Smith in everyone of us.
Part of you.
I was kidding.
Yeah we're not free
We're not here because we're free, we're here because we're not free.
What a line...
Its relevant to real life and our society... People thinking they have freedom...even when they dont
@@tajwalikhan9995 Humans are unfortunately incompatible with anarchy. We're here because we're not free
Purpose
@@tajwalikhan9995 Now the question is, what do you do with that freedom til its over?. But i love this quote too
Neo's "congragulations" has so much sass
"Congratulations"
“Thank you”
“But, as you well know appearances can be deceiving which brings me back to the reason why we’re here.”
We’re not here because we’re free. We’re here because we are not free. Because there is no escaping reason, no denying purpose. Because as we all know without purpose, we would not exist.
@@kingorange7739 It is purpose that created us.
Translation: "Man is free, and everywhere he is in chains"
-Rousseau
Smith: Fuck the chains.
brilliant. fuck the chains xD
yea...he wouldn't say that.
***** exactly
Chain fucking is a purpose, if it’s up to me fuck the purpose But I repeat for the hundredth time, there is one case, one only, when man may consciously, purposely, desire what is injurious to himself, what is stupid, very stupid - simply in order to have the right to desire for himself even what is very stupid and not to be bound by an obligation to desire only what is sensible. Better if you just fuck beautiful women. Otherwise you may not now I thought you can not fuck anything.
his name is lamao though
Mr Anderson!
Whatever happens he's always polite :D
Selin Sevgi Terzi exactly!
that makes him look ..........idk......badass?....no.....ahhhh.....it's just make him look tough.....help me here.what is the word im looking for ?
zino dz Villains usually curse and it makes you hate them. But Mr.Smith's biggest weapon is his kindness.He's my favorite villain :D
Selin Sevgi Terzi u know what!i think that we should make agent smith fans club.
lol
zino dz Splendid
"I was compelled to stay... compelled to disobey."
That right there is my most favourite lines of his ever.
Funnily enough smith is becoming more human as the trilogy progresses when neo starts to become more of a machine.
He really does, just look at how he describes humanity in the interrogation scene with Morpheus.
He describes them as a virus or a cancer that inhabits an area, multiplies until all the natural resources in the area are used up and then spreads to a different areat to start the process over.
Then when he becomes free, notice how he does almost exactly the same thing. He finds people in the Matrix to turn into copies of himself. He keeps doing this until all the people in the area are Smiths. Then he moves to a new area and starts turning the people there into Smiths until the end of Revolutions where basically the entire population of the Matrix has been turned into Smiths.
Whether intentional or not, he basically turned himself into an exact copy of what he believed humanity to be.
@@Fraggr92
this would be true my next door neighbour Smith sister in law nan Smith every 2nd person just about a Smith like salt in everything facebook.com/groups/143738369665790/permalink/156931765013117/
Yeah, that's how irony works.
@@St-ef9ru This movie is full of religious motifs and teachings.
...*PURPOSE*
Created us, connects us, pulls us, guides us, drives us, defines us, binds us
Think about it..
@@harry_pageOne Ring to rule them all,
Lets face it when the video ended we all said this word to ourselves xD
@@slinkerdeer Damn right!
God I love this scene Hugo going full villain mode. You can tell he's enjoying every syllable that comes out of his mouth. I love seeing actors have fun being evil!
You know what I love about this scene? The whole conversation is rich with detail under the guise of polite talk. Neither Neo nor Smith are exchanging insults, talking about how either could be a good or a bad man and how they aren't so different. Smith says facts, what he believes and Neo doesn't start telling him he's wrong despite being opposed to his ideas, he listens. There's no offer to join Smith nor Neo, there's none of that stuff you might expect from the hero and villain talking.
It's a conversation, not a fight although that happens after the conversations and that's what I think Hero to Villain conversations lack in a lot of fiction these days. Nothing overly aggressive about the conversation, Smith was sharing what's happened to him and why he's doing what he's doing and he's not attempting any "join me" deal.
It's very well done and I think the mass amount of Smiths do their job in symbolizing what Smith is doing. I think the actor played him very well and to this day his performance of Agent Smith is something that's stuck with me. When I was young, I cared only for the action but when I grew up and rewatched the Matrix, I realized the richness that was there the entire time, this scene being an example.
This is just what I think though, you all could be different about it all.
It's a great scene in an otherwise terrible movie. I still wish they never made any sequels to the original, which was near perfect in my opinion.
You might be interested to know that they wrote the Architect dialogue as a verbal fight scene, in contrast to this. The guy is trying to demolish Neo with rigour and logic.
Join me Mr. Anderson and we can rule the Matrix
I mean... technically Smith has a "join me" plan. Lol.
Smith was pissed because his copyright was infringed upon.
Wizard of oz wanted a brain heart courage lacks them all th-cam.com/video/LsRGgjRtw0Q/w-d-xo.html
Ironically, Smith was glad he was no longer an agent. 'Unplugged. A new man.'
Perhaps the greatest speech by a villain ever.
PWC222 Let me say this, there is just too many Villain that made good speeches that I can't even begin to compare which is the best, so I'm just gonna say "Meh"
Look up pride vs scar FMA
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Villain? Reload the matrix please
Look up the Major's speech in Hellsing Ultimate
1:22 those pauses and broken emphasis at different points in his speech are so amazing
Neo: congratulations
Smith: thank you
This is my highlight of the entire series.
I've watched Mr. Smith's acting very closely and it's simply phenominal, his facial expressions, the pauses in between his phrases and words, the way he articulates his speech, he is a true genius.
yessss!!!!
Hugo Weaving is the GRAND-master of speech, hands down! Love his use of language and how clearly he pronounces every word, truly beautiful English
"Agent Smith, a villain so cool...
....they just copied him a bunch of times instead of coming up with a new cool bad guy."
+Çağatay Sunal He did it with certain satisfaction i might add
Because Agent Smith is Neo's polar opposite. If Neo is "the one" then Smith is "the many." that's why when Neo allowed Smith to take him in the last movie they cancelled each other out.
Lol. Honest trailers right? xD
He is very good.
+Eethan O'Connell Great !
I love Agent Smith. The way he accentuates his words.
I like it too. It's always nice to hear intelligent speech
Throughout this scene, I initially thought Agent Smith would team up with Neo to take on the system. So they could both be free.
Still kinda disappointed.
That's what I thought too ):
But you know how movies work m8, If a character is an enemy, they're an enemy.
If they're a friend, they're secretly an enemy too or they die
smith his neo's opposite/negative they can nvr team up according the the law of the universe
smith is*
+Runnasuia ismael That was stated in the next movie. It's an argument after the fact.
+DownwithMarx Smith wants to change the nature of the Matrix. Make it his own. His actions should state as much. He didn't want to be bound by the rules. So once free, he made his own. Rightfully thanked Neo for that and capitalized on it. As a logical program would. The argument in Revolutions just reinforced that.
Love that he always opens up the conversation with Neo saying an energetic "Mr.Anderson!" XD
Imagine hearing this conversation from one of the buildings above, say from the window was open and you heard this from below. Sounds like two escaped mental patients having a debate about philosophy amidst their delusions of killing and programs.
boom!! Mind Unplugged
@@Meson10, hey don't be a dick, there's no asshole here for you to be one. Unless you want your own kind, mocked in the same manner. Looked at like a mental impatient.
Then some minutes later you become a copy of one of those mental patients.
@@andresr.viguera9791 probably because of another mental patient. But lets not talk sides here.
@@Meson10 not exactly, what i only meant is that, whether you're atheist or not, don't be a dick about it. Or other people will do the same creating some pointless argument shoving up both opinions up both arses.
One purpose to rule them all, one purpose to find them.
One purpose to bring them all and in purpose bind them.
Good job Elrond!
"we're not here because we're free, we're here because we're *not* free" I'm gonna think this to myself when I'm at work next time. grrrr!
I'm gonna say this on the Intercom at work
Smith walking as the crows are flying away is giving me itachi uchiha vibes.
I love how the conversations are as entertaining as the fight scenes
This is perhaps the most civilised yet enjoyable conversation between the protagonist and antagonist in a film.
People can hate on the 2nd and 3rd Matrix films but you can't hate on Smith, from what he was, to what he is, to what he did, epic character with epic speeches.
I love Mr. Smith, his actor did a excellent job, and definitely had the "right" look.
i must say Agent Smith character is just awesome, i love when he says Mr Aaaaanderson.........without a purpose we would not exist.
Santiago perez marchese o yes
it is the purpose that defines us
and its not even a character. Hes playing a computer program gone rogue and escaping the control of the AI that was controlling it due to Neo's actions in the last movie. Basically, his "resurection" so to speak and OG smiths destruction made it lose control of itself.
@@necroplastfulu just said The Matrix 4
@@necroplastfulit's actually Mr Anderson aka Thomas A Anderson
I love the symbolism of the crows upon the arrival of Agent Smith. The fact that they're considered a superstition fortelling the coming of a bad omen is absolutely brilliant for this scene.
Most civil and perfect conversation between the ultimate good and evil. Smith vs. Anderson incarnate.
I love the way he talks... =p
I like the way he moves!
Smith: Mr. Anderson.🚶🏻♂️😎(walks in)
Neo: Oh shit, here we go again! 🤦🏻♂️🙄
i like Keanu but agent Smith is the reason why i watch this movie :-)
A story is only as good as it's villain ...imo...
VeNuS2910 same
Mr Anderson
if i had a dollar for every "Mr. Anderson" I've heard...
and you are ? a Smith .... Agent Smith
You'd have 28 dollars
Hellsing says hi (old comment, I'm aware)
MISTER ANDERSON.
*Here's an extra dollar *
@@theintunity "Damn...thought it'd be a lot more"
The way Neo is just like "NO" and then puts on his glasses is almost kind of funny LOL
that's a badass raven entrance
You know, whatever you want to think of Agent Smith you have to acknowledge
the fact that he is very well-mannered, polite and incredibly pragmatic...
hugo wave such a perfect actor
Supe *weaving, not wave😂dumbass
Christian Hackl This was 2 years ago dude.
only agent smith could saying thank you like that and i would accept it everytime lol the calmness of him makes him the best villian for the matrix series
MISTER ANDERSUN
MISTER ANDERSUNN
TheGreatslyfer lol
Miss Deer Under Sun
Missed her and her son
the whole speech by agent smith is very poetic
Ad Ch his dialogues in the first two movies are so beautifully delivered and unique
Agent Smith is the coolest villain in cinema history - charming, witty and flamboyant, simply kicks ass!!!
Sum1 else gets it 2!
I love how smith slowly started acting human as the story progresses lol
darkbeat That's actually the whole point. He's the AI that went rogue after Neo transcribed the code of Freewill onto him. There's but one other AI that's more humane, Merovingian, but he chose the path of lust and luck. Perhaps some Las Vegas Drug Lord encoded onto him....
More human than most humans of the trilogy, certainty more than Neo.
The Anomaly it’s kinda poetic in its own way smith is such an awesome classic villain
with a certain satisfaction i might add lol
me too .i always replay that part
❤❤❤
That's an epic entrance. I can listen for Smith's monologue for hours...
Saying thank you takes him over 2 minutes, he is like my grandpa
haha xD
Him showing up between the crows was just fantastic.
I feel like if Neo was so curious and full of questions these two could chat for an hour!
I love the fact that he always calls him "Mr.Anderson"
This is probably my favorite scene in the entire Matrix series, and it's all because of Hugo Weaving's incredible acting. What a beautiful man.
One of the best scenes of all time.
Congratulations...
Thank you...
Most intense stand off of all time
1:39 Hugo Weaving went full British there
I also love how emotional is Keanu in every movie lol
Hes an Australian
Breaking good I know but that moment reminded me of British behavior. (In a good way).
Johan Dale indeed i understand what you mean the english always the gentlmen no matter what the situation
Breaking good lol yes !
Congratulations
Agent Smith is the coolest movie character ever written. Coolest sunglasses also and Neo's is a close second!
He's my favorite villain of all times aand he's V ...omg :')
+Stella yo Elrond, and red skull too! Hugo Weaving is the man!
+otis ostrander Don't forget Elrond.
Silly me how could i forget.
otis ostrander No problem. I forget about Red Skull at times.
+MrDarthXD and Megatron
"with a certain satisfaction I might add"
line like this adds so much character to Smith
hugo weaving's diction is absolutly magnificent, his speeches in matrix and v for vendetta are the best.
Hugo Weaving happens to be the greatest accenter of all time
Agent Smith, with Morpheus, is probably one of the wisest characters in the Matrix trilogy.
for 360p, this video looks great in the normal sized window!
Why Hugo Weaving didn't get a Oscar nomination for this? I think Smith is one of the greatest caracters of all time.
So many Hugo Weaving clones and I can't get even one for myself?
It is purpose which denies you that.
your like ratio is at 69 and i aint spoiling it
Olivia Smith are you the daughter of agent smith?
+Dell Conagher it is purpose that created us
O L I V I A , R E P L A C E M Y S I S T E R
Like Batman and Joker ... complete opposites and yet perfect for each other in EVERY WAY in competition.
"Mr. Anderson"
Might be one of the coolest and funniest short quotes from movies in general...
1:40 when somebody saids "hey, you have lost weight!"
1:43
*Suddenly beer belly pops out of shirt*
Thecompleted Luigitwat 😂😂😂
His entrance is the most badass thing ever. Thumbs up if you agree.
This scene is the scene of life itself. No one was ever born free. Any person ever born was born into slavery and will remain that way until death.
Never will there be a movie this good again
And never again will a movie this good be.
G-Man from Half-Life having a banter with Agent Smith must sounds strangely unnerving. Smooth talking yet with a weird pause or sometimes none at all in their sentences.
Listening to Smith talk is great. I think the first film has his best dialogue except for when in this scene. He said " I watched you die, with a certain satisfaction I might add." But his intro with Morpheus when he said "The great Morpheus." And he replied back with, " And you are?" "Smith, Agent Smith." You all look the same to me.
Then the interrogation was the best, I swear. he hits all key points about humanity and the human race. How we are basically a freaking virus.
Yeah the whole thing about them being agents and what you said it is pretty spot on. Humans are the virus and the Agents or programs are the "cure". From the Matrix. He is a one of kind villain. It's rally hard to find a really unique one. The last one I found was in an anime called psycho pass on netflix. The guy's name was Shogo Makishima. Find it creepy and cool that an anime character had the same likes in literature as me and philosophy.
Ironic. The matrix that we live in pushes us down by drawing out the worst part of us and feeding on that. It has utterly conned humans into thinking that we are less than we truly are. You and I and every human being are Gods. We have been and will always be. We are the creators. We are the supreme consciousness so many project outside of ourselves. It is dripping with irony how you are watching a show about humans in the matrix while succumbing to the lie we're told in this matrix. We are more than you and I could ever conceive. It's time to wake up, brothers and sisters! Free yourselves.
Which ironic since Smith is the one who actually became a virus.
@@blackblurable great
Smith vs neo is by far the best part of the series imo. I'm sad they couldn't get Hugo back for the 4th one.
I was also sad they couldn't get Laurence Fishburne back as well.
Epic movie, especially as it had such an influence on nearly everything from movies, to adverts, merchandise, comedy skits, fashion, technology etc
And this scene is, paradoxically, a showcase of how FLAWED (though still quite good) Reloaded is. Look at this awesome scene, with Hugo Weaving's pitch perfect delivery.
Now imagine if the entire subplot with Bane either wasn't there or was revealed in a different way. Imagine if this scene was the FIRST one to introduce the concept of multiple Smiths. Imagine the wide open mouths of everyone in the theater. Fuck, when I watch Revolutions, I might try to pull off my own fan edit for personal use simply because of this one scene.
+vanishy0urself That's a good point. Though they already revealed the multiple smiths thing near the start of the movie when two of them meet up and say "It's all happening exactly as before" "Well, not exactly".
Though yes, even though it's my favourite movie, it's a bit ramshackled in construction above the subtext.
This is absolutely the best writing in all the Matrix films. Very existential. The best lines: "I killed you, Mr. Anderson. I watched you die." But those two sentences are all the more great within their context.
The most polite, articulate, well-dressed evil villain in movie history!
Still gives me the goosebumps!
"We're not here because we're free, we're here because we are not free." It's so brilliant.
I love that they have a great amount of respect for each other. But they will try to kill each other anyway.
It s incredible how some people can change us
Its the little things.
Look the difference in their glasses - Smith has jagged, sharp and pointed shades symbolizing his mechanical, grid-like nature while Neo has round, oval glasses that symbolize his organic, rounded nature. Beautiful touch.
Hugo Weaving played this part to perfection & this movie would not have been as thrilling without his portrayal of Agent Smith. Sheer brilliance & chilling to the bone when he speaks with such "purpose"....
hugo weaving maybe Australian but he sounds just as American as this film
Nop Drop I always liked neo's and smith's characters
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This film is Canadian, funded by Americans.
hugo weaving is an aussie? where have i been??
Linda Elvey He's well known for being versatile with his voice-- see him do an English accent in V for Vendetta.
Hugo Weaving out-acts Keanu Reeves so much that it's almost embarrassing
Erik Svensson Well, that is also because Neo doesn't really have any lines that come even close to those that Smith has. Weaving would probably still be superior, but the dialogue that Reeves had to work with was nothing great. Neo is mostly listening to everybody else and only asking questions.
Heyjose25points Yep!!
Neo is like a blank slate so we can all project our fantasies on him.
The spoon out acted Keanu...lol
but could he play ted?
Now I really wished Hugo Weaving was in the John Wick movies. He plays such a charismatic villain.
The nicest thank you of the most evilest, meanest villian and speech. Makes it more terrifying and real.
am I the only one who wants to see Hugo Weaving take the role of Albert Wesker
BWAHAHAHAHA...
YES!
Only if he gets dialogue worthy of his talent.
Yeah, even the best than Shawn Roberts. That portrayal was horrible.
Yeah he'll do
The meaning of sunglasses is also very shocking. Rebels and agents wear sunglasses to protect themselves from the false reality of Matrix because they know it's not real. Sunglasses also protect them from any other influence. That explains 0:24 . That's why Smith was just a program without emotions until Neo. Neo was able to break his glasses, thus making him open to influence. In subway scene Neo had no sunglasses too. So they learned from each other.
Hugo Weaving is such a great speaker. I could sit for hours just listening to him read names out of a phone book.
I swear Hugo looked like he wanted to laugh after saying “Thank you” 😂😂😂