For anyone who wants them (which, I imagine, is everyone) 4:55 The Golden Globes Nominations 10:49 The Matrix 35:18 Animatrix 51:40 The Matrix Reloaded 1:24:51 The Matrix Revolutions 1:42:08 Q&A 1:53:00 Adam's reccommendation (Buffalo '66)
On the machines' use of humans as an energy source making no sense: my understanding is that the Wachowskis' original script gave a different reason for the creation of The Matrix: the machines are using humans' brains for processing power as part of a distributed network. While the conscious part of your mind is doing whatever in the Matrix, another part of your brain is being used as part of a supercomputer, basically. This makes more sense because it not only does it not contradict the laws of thermodynamics, it explains why the machines need humans specifically (most complex brains in the animal kingdom) and why we need to be conscious--our brains need to be active to be useful for the machines. But the producers felt general audiences wouldn't understand a complicated plot involving parallel processing and got the Wachowskis to change the machines' motivation to something Laurence Fishburne could explain by holding a simple household object, a Duracell battery, up between two fingers.
It still doesn't really make a lot of sense to use a brain as a processor. It's fairly unreliable for anything other than what it's been naturally selected for.
I always just took it as the machines subjugating humanity but not really wanting to wipe out their creators, so they came up with some vague excuse to keep us alive.
Pretty obvious theme throughout the films (to me at least) is the control and subjugation of humanity. Th reasoning in the machine's mind being "You made us as slave so now we will do the same to you".
I had a dream Adum sang the Neon Genesis Evangelion theme song but in English, and in his usual cringey way of tying it in with Sardonicast and woke up because it felt all too real.
Small world, had a dream WAY back that was half of an Honest Trailer, voice and all, for NGE, it was not very good as you'd expect but the freaky thing was the pacing was close.
---QUESTION TIMESTAMPS--- 1:42:27 - What is the best special effect you've ever seen in a movie that impresses you? 1:47:27 - What are your thoughts on the golden raspberry awards? 1:49:46 - Why do you watch films you already know are bad?
@@deetvleet okay. 1. there is not an objective rating scale 2. he doesnt even have them that high 3. they're not shitty lol, get off your high horse, esp thinking somebody is "wrong" lmao
@@fayewestwood4193 Dude have you listened to this podcast? Adum outright admits that his enjoyment comes from nostalgia. I'm not trying to start shit here
I personally hate the Razzies for the fact that they nominated Stanley Kubrick for worst director for The Shining. They also nominated Shelly Duval for worst actress for the same movie.
@Joel Woods Really a lot of people thought the Shining was a big failure when the movie came out. A lot of people watching this at the theater laughed a lot during the movie, for the wrong reasons. Etc.
@@mabusestestament Wasn't it also kinda seen as Kubrick selling out by adapting a Stephen King book? Even today most people think the movie is boring and goofy.
Even if you don’t like a certain movie or someone’s performance in that movie, it’s undeniable that both Kubrick and Duval gave their all for that movie and stepped outside of their comfort zone. I believe such awards for worst actor or director should be given to phoned in or lazy performances, rather than ones with effort put into them.
Besides the first Matrix, I always found "The Second Renaissance" parts 1 and 2 of the Animatrix to be the most memorable and compelling part of the universe. Great story, art direction, tone, music, etc. It has really stuck with me over the years,
Despite being a mixed bag, I prefer the Animatrix to the first movie. I think it presents more fascinating explorations for some the ideas/stories (you already mentioned the 2nd renaissance) that were done in the first one. A shame they didn't make at least one more anthology film for this universe.
@@thirtyyearoldmulberryfield I think I agree to some extent, it had a lot more time to explore various aspects of the universe and the thematic throughlines in them. I also particularly enjoy how unflinching and grim the tone is for a lot of them.
I agree, especially the extent of how innocent the robots are at first, but our actions cause them to become what they are. Then just how disturbing them "figuring us out" was to watch.
The original script for the Matrix had humans used as co-processors rather than as a power source but the studio thought audiences wouldn't accept that concept so they changed it.
My favorite effect from any movie would have to be Davy Jones and his crew from Pirates of the Caribbean 2 & 3. Despite being 13 years old, the motion capture and CGI still looks perfect. Not to mention the fact that every member of the crew has their own different and unique design.
An animated feature from this year that was great in my opinion of I Lost My Body on Netflix. Really interesting, fairly dark French animated featured.
Ralph, the reason Skynet doesn't go back even further in time and prevent the human species from existing is that that would prevent IT from existing as well. It doesn't want to disrupt the sequence of events that led to its own creation; that's what the heroes try to do in T2.
Let me just start out saying that I love this podcast and I listen to every episode. Last night I was listen to this episode as I was falling asleep and I think I must of dreamt or imagined something rather odd. (After revisiting the episode in the morning I realized it was all a dream) so I thought the 3 of you all broke out into song. I cant remember all the lyrics, but Ralph was singing about how sardonicasts center was love and that he found Adam and Alex very attractive. And Alex chimed in with a verse about being yourself, letting your guard down and having a good time. And then Adam comes in all tender and sings about how sardonicast is his new family and that the audience is a part of that family. There was a animation to go along with the song and everything. It was a very vivid experience. I hope people notice my comment becuz this is too funny to go to waste
I just love when Adam talks about the stuff he loves. Great episode, really nice how everyone had different levels of engagement with the material and it came through in the discussion.
Out of all the reviews of Reloaded I've seen, no one mentions how padded and overlong the story is. Remember that terrible trend of Part 1/Part 2 book adaptations where there wasn't enough material to draw from so they invented material or drew it out? The Matrix Reloaded has this problem big time. Every action scene goes on longer than needed and plenty of other scenes feel very drawn out. It's like a feature length prologue to Revolutions.
@@movieace1295 I'd rather see a fan edit that cuts the two films into one film. I feel like this story either needed to be trimmed down or maybe just told better. But as it stands, the two part format is not done well.
@@movieace1295 That's missing the point. The movies are overlong in all aspects. A version that just Matrix scenes is still a shitty movie. The only difference is that now its shittier because the plot could not possibly make any kind of sense and its gonna jump around real jarringly. Really you just needed to cut down every single dialogue and action scene by half you could get a reasonable 2 and a half hour sequel to the Matrix.
You guys should consider going over the Back to the Future trilogy. Personally that's my favorite trilogy, and I think it would be interesting to hear your thoughts on those movies.
I used to think "yeah the acting in the Matrix is stiff" but then i thought "they were created by machines. Also there is no sunlight so there is no serotonin in their brains. Makes sense."
On The Matrix's idea of a computer-generated fake world being confused for reality being the first time anyone had ever done that: Dark City came out the year before and has essentially the same reveal. It also has a similar neo-noir aesthetic.
@@mabusestestament sure, in both movies the protagonist discover that he lives in a fake world, but one is being in a computer makes all the difference? No. It's like you say to me a green apple it's not the same fruit as a red apple for the external details, when the core its the same. And yes, it's not secret that matrix recicled sets from dark city, what they usually don't tell you is that they also recicled camera angles and movement, so it's basically the same shot
@VJ Goofy No, the comparison would be that you said they're both red apples of equal size and taste, but you're wrong because one is actually green, smaller and has a sweeter taste. And that's not even that great a comparison. It's more like, they might seem a but the same, but one is a dog and the other a hyena.
They all talked about their favorite effect from any movie, but did they forget about the Skeksis dying in the Dark Crystal? They were all blown away by that effect.
I probably like the sequels more than most since I wanted to see more of Neo being the one. I might just be really sold on the fight scenes alone just cause they give me so much of what I want.
I believe the genre of music Adam was trying to describe in the first movie is triphop (like Portishead, Gorillaz, Massive Attack), which was very popular at the time
World On A Wire is about someone finding out they live in a simulation. Amazing 70s film by Fassbinder that obviously inspired Blade Runner, The Matrix etc.
19:03, actually the first movie to have that was open your eyes, directed by Alejandro Amenabar. That movie premiered in 1997, two years before the Matrix.
The plot of the 2nd movie is: neo and the gang need to find the matrix architect to shut down the matrix (something about finding the “Source” mentioned by the oracle). There’s a reveal that neo is another cog in the system of control and is the 6th ‘the One’ to come to the architect. Neo needed the key maker to get to the architect. Even though the story is told in a very convoluted way, I’m surprised you guys didn’t remember or didn’t follow what was going on
The part of rhe Animatrix that always sticks out in my memory is when the machines take over Washington DC and they force like the politician to sign away rights of the government/country. The robot is controlling the politicians hand as he writes. I thought that was pretty clever, like something a robot might do with their binary thought. As if a person signing something legitimizes the robot cause, when it is the underlying social contract that gives power to that signature that actually matters. Something a robot wouldn’t understand.
Well I mean yeah but I ended up watching your other videos. It’s kinda bs you only have 3k subs, you should have way more than that (not trying to suck your junk)
They use humans COMBINED with a form of fusion energy, so it's not like they are just using the humans as batteries... it's more figurative than that. Also it's pretty obvious throughout the films that the matrix is basically just a method of control, subjugation and retribution of humanity on the part of the machine sentience. It's given wider context in the Animatrix that the machines only wanted freedom and a symbiotic relationship with humanity, but humans forced their hands and started the war. It's also stated in Reloaded that even if the one fails his intended task the machines are prepared to accept a certain level of survival, implying they can survive without humans if the matrix is destroyed. On the part of why the need to be in a simulation in the first place, Morpheus says it himself "the body cannot live without the mind"... without the Matrix the podborn humans would become braindead and die.
Jab Jab JABBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB....... Youre dead. Thank you guys.. i needed this. I just want to say how much I appreciate your time and dedication you all put in to this.I really enjoy each up load and it helps me so much with my anxiety listening to you talk about things.. its soothing esp at this time of year when my worries are sky high.... Thank you for all the hard work you have done this year.
--QUESTION TIMESTAMPS-- 1:42:27 - What is the best special effect you've ever seen in a movie that impresses you? 1:47:27 - What are your thoughts on the golden raspberry awards? 1:49:46 - Why do you watch films you already know are bad?
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I really like The animatrix. Very good animated short films.
"Guff", for anyone who's wondering, is originally a danish thing and describes the white fluffy stuff inside certain chocolate sweets, popular in Denmark and Germany. It is literal filler.
Imagine talking about The Matrix trilogy, and never really mention the subtext. How Neo in the first in The One, but he's just an anomaly within the programming and because of humanity ability to have choice (and hope). Hope being the thing that brought Zee to fight (to have a chance to reunite with Link), The Kid choosing to fight (because he believes in Neo and saving The Hammer). Instead of Neo making the utilitarian choice and to reset the system and reset Zion, he chooses to save Trinity "dooming" humanity, but filled with hope to change.
I wanna know YMS' opinion on 'I Lost My Body'. An acclaimed animated film from this year (French - On Netflix). As for other animated films, maybe 'Weathering With You' will be good?
I feel so bad because the scene where Neo meets Col. Sanders is basically indecipherable on the first viewing or any viewing after without subtitles, but it's also pivotal to understanding Reloaded's goals and understanding what the hell it is everyone's trying to do in Revolutions. It isn't just that all this has happened before, it's that the resistance, the One, the prophecy - all of it is part of the Machine's design, their way of keeping control. Resistance is inevitable, so instead of letting it destroy them, the Machines calculated a solution - one that allows the conflict to stop and start infinitely. Reloaded is well aware of the problem that Neo is basically Superman, and that's why it ends by telling Neo to go fuck himself, that even though he can punch shit real good, it's not actually securing humanity's freedom. That's also why Revolutions is about finding another way - the _fight_ isn't going to end well, and so Neo sets off to set things right with a giant baby face made of robosquids. It all makes sense when you really think about it. It only took me...4 viewings? And a lot of fan explanations? Great trilogy.
The special effects that blow me away, to this day, is pretty much everything in the first Jurassic Park movie. I saw it in the theater when I was a kid, and it blew my mind! It's hard to explain to younger people just how revolutionary those effects were at the time. No one had ever seen ANYTHING like it!
The original concept for The Matrix was actually to the have the robots use the humans’ brains as a neural network. But when Lilly and Lana presented this idea to the studio, they rejected it because they feared an audience that had only recently been introduced to computers would have trouble understanding the concept. So it was changed to batteries to make it more digestible for moviegoers
In the first matrix movie i didnt have much of a problem with the CG. Most of the time i felt it kind of fit, seeing how the matrix itself was basically a fucking video game Idk it didnt decrease the quality for me
Timestamps: 4:55 - The Golden Globes Nominations 10:49 - The Matrix 35:18 - Animatrix 51:40 - The Matrix Reloaded 1:24:51 - The Matrix Revolutions 1:42:08 - Q&A (Thank you for timestamps "A Hamlin fan") Adam recommends Buffalo '66 for next episode.
Other interesting anime movies from this year: - Weathering with you, from the director of Your Name - Children of the Sea, really cool looking art style - Ride Your Wave, from the director of Devilman Crybaby and Ping Pong More for straight up anime fans, but the Konosuba is good apparently Oh yeah and Lupin III The First, which is full CG, just aired in Japan and it looks DOPE
For anyone who wants them (which, I imagine, is everyone)
4:55 The Golden Globes Nominations
10:49 The Matrix
35:18 Animatrix
51:40 The Matrix Reloaded
1:24:51 The Matrix Revolutions
1:42:08 Q&A
1:53:00 Adam's reccommendation (Buffalo '66)
Love you
You are aware that the timestamps are already provided via. the bio right?
@@jamesbaird6913 These are clickable which makes them way more convenient
@@jamesbaird6913 actually, they didnt have the timestamps in the bio until i posted them. They even credit me at the bottom
@@ahamlinfan7224 you are a good man
Everyone has their own Star Wars. For Adam, it's The Matrix, for Ralph, it's Star Wars, and for Alex it's Madagascar. All unforgettable trilogies.
This comment is pretty good. Only one thing..... you forgot the FRED trilogy!
@@zacharyvortivask9734 fuck FRED. Norm of the North is true goat
@@thedemonthatchasedyouupyou1747 NAH NAH NAH we all kno the despicable me trilogy is wear its at
@@morrison3423 is spitting
The Madagascar world building and atmosphere was truly remarkable...
"Jab is such a violent word"
American word: shot
Jeb
Jab jab bunks
"oh, shots!"
oh shoots th-cam.com/video/mJEptlJMT60/w-d-xo.html
Jab makes a lot more sense, in the context of an injection. You don't get shot by needles for goodness sake.
Ralph: So would you take the red or the blue pill?
Adam: I would say a six closer to a seven than five.
Adam: I would say a six closer to a seven than five
Ralph: So..... is this supposed to be Alfred?
On the machines' use of humans as an energy source making no sense: my understanding is that the Wachowskis' original script gave a different reason for the creation of The Matrix: the machines are using humans' brains for processing power as part of a distributed network. While the conscious part of your mind is doing whatever in the Matrix, another part of your brain is being used as part of a supercomputer, basically. This makes more sense because it not only does it not contradict the laws of thermodynamics, it explains why the machines need humans specifically (most complex brains in the animal kingdom) and why we need to be conscious--our brains need to be active to be useful for the machines. But the producers felt general audiences wouldn't understand a complicated plot involving parallel processing and got the Wachowskis to change the machines' motivation to something Laurence Fishburne could explain by holding a simple household object, a Duracell battery, up between two fingers.
It still doesn't really make a lot of sense to use a brain as a processor. It's fairly unreliable for anything other than what it's been naturally selected for.
@@FortoFight i want to believe
I always just took it as the machines subjugating humanity but not really wanting to wipe out their creators, so they came up with some vague excuse to keep us alive.
@@Arkantos117 That was my idea. They accepted an inefficient system as a sort of mercy to us. But that's just head canon.
Pretty obvious theme throughout the films (to me at least) is the control and subjugation of humanity. Th reasoning in the machine's mind being "You made us as slave so now we will do the same to you".
0/10 podcast, did not start with the Eric Andre Morpheus song.
Morpheus drinking jenkem in a death basket!
I had a dream Adum sang the Neon Genesis Evangelion theme song but in English, and in his usual cringey way of tying it in with Sardonicast and woke up because it felt all too real.
Booger Uppercut it would be funnier if he tried to sing it in Japanese with zero idea what he’s saying
holy shit
Booger Uppercut sounds like a great dream
Small world, had a dream WAY back that was half of an Honest Trailer, voice and all, for NGE, it was not very good as you'd expect but the freaky thing was the pacing was close.
Zankoku
---QUESTION TIMESTAMPS---
1:42:27 - What is the best special effect you've ever seen in a movie that impresses you?
1:47:27 - What are your thoughts on the golden raspberry awards?
1:49:46 - Why do you watch films you already know are bad?
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Adam seems like a character created by Tim Burton
Ouch but you're right.
Just Your Average Joe and Ralph’s from a Martin Scorsese film and Alex is from a British sitcom.
@@dr.strangelove431 Yes, but Alex is the straight man of the cast so he doesn't get to be funny.
Yes
@@dr.strangelove431 Alex is a character from The Office UK.
We actually get to see Adum be a nostalgic fanboy for once.
I totally agree, but it is fun to see this side of him, despite him being wrong
@@randomguy6679 how is he “wrong” lmaoo
@@fayewestwood4193 Adum's rating scale is the closest to objective out of our 3 boys, and yet he rates the shitty matrix sequels so high.
@@deetvleet okay. 1. there is not an objective rating scale 2. he doesnt even have them that high 3. they're not shitty lol, get off your high horse, esp thinking somebody is "wrong" lmao
@@fayewestwood4193 Dude have you listened to this podcast? Adum outright admits that his enjoyment comes from nostalgia. I'm not trying to start shit here
An Marrige Story/ Kramer vs Kramer episode would be neat
Maricon Heterofobico
True both are similar in themes but one I’d argue goes more in depth than the other
How bout The Disaster Artist vs Ed Wood
I personally hate the Razzies for the fact that they nominated Stanley Kubrick for worst director for The Shining. They also nominated Shelly Duval for worst actress for the same movie.
I mean I personally didn’t like Shelly Duval in that movie (didn’t deserve a razzie tho)
@Joel Woods
Really a lot of people thought the Shining was a big failure when the movie came out. A lot of people watching this at the theater laughed a lot during the movie, for the wrong reasons. Etc.
@@mabusestestament Wasn't it also kinda seen as Kubrick selling out by adapting a Stephen King book? Even today most people think the movie is boring and goofy.
Even if you don’t like a certain movie or someone’s performance in that movie, it’s undeniable that both Kubrick and Duval gave their all for that movie and stepped outside of their comfort zone. I believe such awards for worst actor or director should be given to phoned in or lazy performances, rather than ones with effort put into them.
@Joel Woods
I agree about Shelly Duval, but I don't see how Kubrick supposedly stepped out of his comfort zone with The Shining.
Besides the first Matrix, I always found "The Second Renaissance" parts 1 and 2 of the Animatrix to be the most memorable and compelling part of the universe. Great story, art direction, tone, music, etc. It has really stuck with me over the years,
Despite being a mixed bag, I prefer the Animatrix to the first movie. I think it presents more fascinating explorations for some the ideas/stories (you already mentioned the 2nd renaissance) that were done in the first one. A shame they didn't make at least one more anthology film for this universe.
@@thirtyyearoldmulberryfield I think I agree to some extent, it had a lot more time to explore various aspects of the universe and the thematic throughlines in them. I also particularly enjoy how unflinching and grim the tone is for a lot of them.
I agree, especially the extent of how innocent the robots are at first, but our actions cause them to become what they are. Then just how disturbing them "figuring us out" was to watch.
I love it when the robot diplomats to the UN in their formal human style costumes get murdered, like they were trying so hard to be friends.
The first Matrix was really good but the 2nd and 3rd feels like a dream looking back at them.
Nick is Dank You went to far down the rabbit hole, Alice
Isn't that kind of fitting, given the setting?
The original script for the Matrix had humans used as co-processors rather than as a power source but the studio thought audiences wouldn't accept that concept so they changed it.
it actually makes more sense they'd use brains as processors
My favorite effect from any movie would have to be Davy Jones and his crew from Pirates of the Caribbean 2 & 3. Despite being 13 years old, the motion capture and CGI still looks perfect. Not to mention the fact that every member of the crew has their own different and unique design.
I thought Alex did like How to Train Your Dragon 3?
I like it, dunno if it's oscar worthy though lol
@@IHE It's not like there's much competition this year.
I Hate Everything What about Angry Birds 2? I mean the incest jokes alone should qualify as Oscar worthy, no?
I Hate Everything? More like...
Yeah I got nothin
@@IHE theres no mars bars in How to Train Your Dragon 3. Do I hate mars bars
An animated feature from this year that was great in my opinion of I Lost My Body on Netflix. Really interesting, fairly dark French animated featured.
Ralph, the reason Skynet doesn't go back even further in time and prevent the human species from existing is that that would prevent IT from existing as well. It doesn't want to disrupt the sequence of events that led to its own creation; that's what the heroes try to do in T2.
Kenneth Connally why wouldn’t it send a machine into the past, or several machines, and invent itself before humans evolved into existence.
@@7vanave Because the concept doesn't work. Time travel shit doesn't work.
Let me just start out saying that I love this podcast and I listen to every episode.
Last night I was listen to this episode as I was falling asleep and I think I must of dreamt or imagined something rather odd. (After revisiting the episode in the morning I realized it was all a dream)
so I thought the 3 of you all broke out into song. I cant remember all the lyrics, but Ralph was singing about how sardonicasts center was love and that he found Adam and Alex very attractive.
And Alex chimed in with a verse about being yourself, letting your guard down and having a good time.
And then Adam comes in all tender and sings about how sardonicast is his new family and that the audience is a part of that family.
There was a animation to go along with the song and everything.
It was a very vivid experience.
I hope people notice my comment becuz this is too funny to go to waste
Wtf this is amazing
I just love when Adam talks about the stuff he loves. Great episode, really nice how everyone had different levels of engagement with the material and it came through in the discussion.
I Lost My Body is a French animated film this year, from the same writer as Ameile, and it was actually really good
Klaus and Invader Zim: Enter the Florpus were good animated movies, that were on Netflix
what really blew my mind was when i realized "Cypther" was one of the Fertelli brothers in the movie "Goonies"
i was like Neo... "whoa"
I adore Buffalo ‘66, can’t wait for the next episode
Canadian Preds Fan it’s a masterpiece
I feel silly because I haven’t seen it and I actually live in Buffalo
I think the themes and ideas are deeper in the sequels but the execution is the best in the 1st.
I actually watched the first Matrix a couple nights ago, completely forgetting that it was a Sardonicast recommendation
Out of all the reviews of Reloaded I've seen, no one mentions how padded and overlong the story is. Remember that terrible trend of Part 1/Part 2 book adaptations where there wasn't enough material to draw from so they invented material or drew it out? The Matrix Reloaded has this problem big time. Every action scene goes on longer than needed and plenty of other scenes feel very drawn out. It's like a feature length prologue to Revolutions.
there is a cut out there that's combining 2 and 3 and taking away the zion scenes.
You could cut out the first 40 minutes and lose basically nothing
@@movieace1295 I'd rather see a fan edit that cuts the two films into one film. I feel like this story either needed to be trimmed down or maybe just told better. But as it stands, the two part format is not done well.
@@movieace1295 That's missing the point. The movies are overlong in all aspects. A version that just Matrix scenes is still a shitty movie. The only difference is that now its shittier because the plot could not possibly make any kind of sense and its gonna jump around real jarringly.
Really you just needed to cut down every single dialogue and action scene by half you could get a reasonable 2 and a half hour sequel to the Matrix.
@@rsfilmdiscussionchannel4168 Yes and THAT exists.
You guys should consider going over the Back to the Future trilogy. Personally that's my favorite trilogy, and I think it would be interesting to hear your thoughts on those movies.
Adam would spent 25 minutes talking about how the time travel doesn't make sense. And I'd happily listen to it!
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I used to think "yeah the acting in the Matrix is stiff" but then i thought "they were created by machines. Also there is no sunlight so there is no serotonin in their brains. Makes sense."
1997residente That was some pretty bad endocrinology right there.
Excuses excuses
Hmm, interesting
apparently they directed the actors to be deliberately stiff in certain scenes, so they may have actually gone for that
On The Matrix's idea of a computer-generated fake world being confused for reality being the first time anyone had ever done that: Dark City came out the year before and has essentially the same reveal. It also has a similar neo-noir aesthetic.
The matrix has actually recicled shots from dark city
@VJ Goofy
No it doesn't 🙂
@Kenneth Connally
Dark City does not have a computer generated fake world. So no 🙂
@@mabusestestament sure, in both movies the protagonist discover that he lives in a fake world, but one is being in a computer makes all the difference? No. It's like you say to me a green apple it's not the same fruit as a red apple for the external details, when the core its the same.
And yes, it's not secret that matrix recicled sets from dark city, what they usually don't tell you is that they also recicled camera angles and movement, so it's basically the same shot
@VJ Goofy
No, the comparison would be that you said they're both red apples of equal size and taste, but you're wrong because one is actually green, smaller and has a sweeter taste.
And that's not even that great a comparison. It's more like, they might seem a but the same, but one is a dog and the other a hyena.
I would have absolutely loved to watch a 3 hour video of Adum watching the new Lion King just angrily typing away, grumbling to himself.
Prescient.
They all talked about their favorite effect from any movie, but did they forget about the Skeksis dying in the Dark Crystal? They were all blown away by that effect.
I probably like the sequels more than most since I wanted to see more of Neo being the one. I might just be really sold on the fight scenes alone just cause they give me so much of what I want.
I believe the genre of music Adam was trying to describe in the first movie is triphop (like Portishead, Gorillaz, Massive Attack), which was very popular at the time
I'm so early there's no timestamps yet, guess I have to listen to the whole thing to get to the Q&A part
I recently rewatched the first Matrix as an adult and I gotta say it holds up extremely well, I was shocked. It’s a 10
Whoa der partner
When the writing is a 1/10, a film doesnt deserve a 10/10
World On A Wire is about someone finding out they live in a simulation.
Amazing 70s film by Fassbinder that obviously inspired Blade Runner, The Matrix etc.
Awesome recommendation, love looking into some of these less discussed, older sci-fi films like this and "Alphaville".
Man, no one has seen this, haha. I saw it at TIFF in its entirety. Was so wild.
19:03, actually the first movie to have that was open your eyes, directed by Alejandro Amenabar. That movie premiered in 1997, two years before the Matrix.
No.
later remade has Vanilla Sky, the most boringest movie ever made
The Matrix trilogy's boxset may made me a film buff, great special features. The first movie change my life as my fav movie.
For me it was the Alien Box set, so much to look into once you get familiar with the films themselves.
Really awesome time stamps on this one, great job guys
The plot of the 2nd movie is: neo and the gang need to find the matrix architect to shut down the matrix (something about finding the “Source” mentioned by the oracle). There’s a reveal that neo is another cog in the system of control and is the 6th ‘the One’ to come to the architect. Neo needed the key maker to get to the architect. Even though the story is told in a very convoluted way, I’m surprised you guys didn’t remember or didn’t follow what was going on
Because who gives a shit, the execution is so dumb and boring that it doesnt deserve your attention.
"Watch films that get bad reviews and wonder why they get bad reviews."-John Waters
The part of rhe Animatrix that always sticks out in my memory is when the machines take over Washington DC and they force like the politician to sign away rights of the government/country. The robot is controlling the politicians hand as he writes.
I thought that was pretty clever, like something a robot might do with their binary thought. As if a person signing something legitimizes the robot cause, when it is the underlying social contract that gives power to that signature that actually matters. Something a robot wouldn’t understand.
3:23 "some people die of the flu this time of year"
yea i guess you could say that
Da heck I was watching one OF your videoz this morning, keep op da gud work
@@urameshi2113 ayyy thanks. I am assuming it was the doctor who one since my other videos don't rake in nearly as many views.
Well I mean yeah but I ended up watching your other videos. It’s kinda bs you only have 3k subs, you should have way more than that (not trying to suck your junk)
@@urameshi2113 hah well thanks
23:10 - I could be wrong, but I think the word you are looking for is Trip Hop
So we’ve gone from having full timestamps to having partial timestamps to no timestamps
Waiting for them to talk about Beyond, my favourite Animatrix short
"yeah it was OK"
*cries
23:11 I think the genre they're talking about is called drum & Bass. I don't really know exactly but I've heard the name being used before.
hell yeah, totally agree with Adam on The Thing. The effects are still insanely convincing
They use humans COMBINED with a form of fusion energy, so it's not like they are just using the humans as batteries... it's more figurative than that. Also it's pretty obvious throughout the films that the matrix is basically just a method of control, subjugation and retribution of humanity on the part of the machine sentience. It's given wider context in the Animatrix that the machines only wanted freedom and a symbiotic relationship with humanity, but humans forced their hands and started the war. It's also stated in Reloaded that even if the one fails his intended task the machines are prepared to accept a certain level of survival, implying they can survive without humans if the matrix is destroyed. On the part of why the need to be in a simulation in the first place, Morpheus says it himself "the body cannot live without the mind"... without the Matrix the podborn humans would become braindead and die.
Exactly what I needed on this beautiful Monday morning
Anyone else really fuckin hyped for YMS: Lion King?
The twist in Ender's Game is so dark, I love it.
It’s a great book
Unfortunately the sequels got really preachy and prophetic, felt like it was pandering to a religious base.
We didn’t deserve the time stamps (´༎ຶོρ༎ຶོ`)
I just got the notification for this video, how are these comments days old?
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Rip my poor self
Wibbly wobbly timey whimy stuff
24:50 "Shut Up", it's the little things yms do that crack me up
I don't care for The Matrix Reloaded, but I gotta admit that car chase sequence is one of the best car chases ever put to film.
Laughs in The French Connection, Drive, Mad Max Trilogy, Death Proof, Ronin, The Bourne Trilogy, etc.
I am shocked adam was so positive. I agree completely
He's got nostalgia googles on like you do
Ralph: Went to film school and acts like a big shot film critic
Also Ralph: Has never heard of Buffalo '66
but i could've sworn he's mentioned it in a video before
Ralph says things without thinking sometimes.
@@fuzzydunlop7928 Sometimes? Ralph's entire channel revolves around saying things without thinking
@@lukess.s ayo
I havent heard about it before either, and I spent three years in film school
i lost my body is a pretty good animated movie on netflix
That CGI one was in front of Dreamcatcher.
Big Beat is the music genre you're thinking of
Buffalo ‘66 ! Yes! Thanks for choosing it Adum. I hope you guys love it :D
Guys dont forget to put timestamps next time for each topic in the video
Jab Jab JABBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB....... Youre dead. Thank you guys.. i needed this. I just want to say how much I appreciate your time and dedication you all put in to this.I really enjoy each up load and it helps me so much with my anxiety listening to you talk about things.. its soothing esp at this time of year when my worries are sky high.... Thank you for all the hard work you have done this year.
The Wachowskis have it in them to be GODS of schlock. I think the Matrix sort of threw a curveball in that regard
7:18 That moviemaker guy constantly sounds like someone is edging him trough the entire podcast lol.
--QUESTION TIMESTAMPS--
1:42:27 - What is the best special effect you've ever seen in a movie that impresses you?
1:47:27 - What are your thoughts on the golden raspberry awards?
1:49:46 - Why do you watch films you already know are bad?
I really like The animatrix. Very good animated short films.
My affection for the second matrix movie can be summed up by: Morpheus has a sword.
"Guff", for anyone who's wondering, is originally a danish thing and describes the white fluffy stuff inside certain chocolate sweets, popular in Denmark and Germany.
It is literal filler.
Imagine talking about The Matrix trilogy, and never really mention the subtext.
How Neo in the first in The One, but he's just an anomaly within the programming and because of humanity ability to have choice (and hope). Hope being the thing that brought Zee to fight (to have a chance to reunite with Link), The Kid choosing to fight (because he believes in Neo and saving The Hammer). Instead of Neo making the utilitarian choice and to reset the system and reset Zion, he chooses to save Trinity "dooming" humanity, but filled with hope to change.
Ricky Gervais is hosting golden globes again this year!
God damn it. It says that Neo has been looking for Morpheus, he knows about him, so he has some idea about the whole thing
You talking about his denial? Yeah, its dumb as hell.
@@aperson7303 I mean he didn't know anything about the Matrix. Just the word.
I wanna know YMS' opinion on 'I Lost My Body'. An acclaimed animated film from this year (French - On Netflix). As for other animated films, maybe 'Weathering With You' will be good?
I feel so bad because the scene where Neo meets Col. Sanders is basically indecipherable on the first viewing or any viewing after without subtitles, but it's also pivotal to understanding Reloaded's goals and understanding what the hell it is everyone's trying to do in Revolutions. It isn't just that all this has happened before, it's that the resistance, the One, the prophecy - all of it is part of the Machine's design, their way of keeping control. Resistance is inevitable, so instead of letting it destroy them, the Machines calculated a solution - one that allows the conflict to stop and start infinitely.
Reloaded is well aware of the problem that Neo is basically Superman, and that's why it ends by telling Neo to go fuck himself, that even though he can punch shit real good, it's not actually securing humanity's freedom. That's also why Revolutions is about finding another way - the _fight_ isn't going to end well, and so Neo sets off to set things right with a giant baby face made of robosquids.
It all makes sense when you really think about it. It only took me...4 viewings? And a lot of fan explanations? Great trilogy.
How to train your dragon 3 was great.
"Truman Show came before this"
*Angry Plato noises*
The real question is why do they call biscuits, cookies, and shots inside the Matrix?
The special effects that blow me away, to this day, is pretty much everything in the first Jurassic Park movie. I saw it in the theater when I was a kid, and it blew my mind! It's hard to explain to younger people just how revolutionary those effects were at the time. No one had ever seen ANYTHING like it!
The original concept for The Matrix was actually to the have the robots use the humans’ brains as a neural network. But when Lilly and Lana presented this idea to the studio, they rejected it because they feared an audience that had only recently been introduced to computers would have trouble understanding the concept. So it was changed to batteries to make it more digestible for moviegoers
If it makes Alex feel any better, I've heard "guff" used here in California, just not by anyone under 60.
I use it in BC but more like "don't give me any guff"
I remember seeing the Animatrix late at night as a kid and it scared the shit out of me.
In the first matrix movie i didnt have much of a problem with the CG.
Most of the time i felt it kind of fit, seeing how the matrix itself was basically a fucking video game
Idk it didnt decrease the quality for me
"I'm totally fine with needles" - Adum
THANK YOU SO FUCKING MUCH ADUM!!!!!! WE'VE BEEN ASKING FOR THIS FOREVEEEERRRRR
I love all the matrix movies, fight me.
Timestamps:
4:55 - The Golden Globes Nominations
10:49 - The Matrix
35:18 - Animatrix
51:40 - The Matrix Reloaded
1:24:51 - The Matrix Revolutions
1:42:08 - Q&A
(Thank you for timestamps "A Hamlin fan")
Adam recommends Buffalo '66 for next episode.
With the green tinting, The Matrix should be called Cinema Verde.
I'll see myself out, thanks.
Before there was John Wick, there was Neo.
It's funny listening to Adam talk about shit he's actually really biased and nostalgic for like the sequels and The Lion King
Whats wrong with The Lion King? Agree with The Matrix though.
The terror in resonance fan art >>>>>
Ricky Gervais is hosting the Golden Globes again this year. I’m pretty hyped
Hopefully that means it’s more tolerable.
Eh, I've never really been a fan but he's sorta not great now especially
Ricky Gervais is awesome. He just doesn't give a fuck
@@drumbox9768 yeah but maybe he should give a shit, just the tiniest bit, his words have consequences and he might be able to do some good
@@Linkedup02 i see what you're saying and that would be good. I still really like him when he doesn't have a message or something like that
Adum: "The fight with the Smiths, the Agents not the band" lmao
"Were there any good animated movies this year?"
Promare was really good, if you guys never heard of it.
And if only you can watch it
PID Ha, also true.
Other interesting anime movies from this year:
- Weathering with you, from the director of Your Name
- Children of the Sea, really cool looking art style
- Ride Your Wave, from the director of Devilman Crybaby and Ping Pong
More for straight up anime fans, but the Konosuba is good apparently
Oh yeah and Lupin III The First, which is full CG, just aired in Japan and it looks DOPE
leo sky I wanted to see Weathering With You, Your Name was great
While the story is meh, the actual animation in Netflix's Klaus is pretty awe-inspiring.
A good animated movie from this year was I Lost My Body on Netflix
Poor adum, the one defender here.
You mean the one blinded by nostalgia?
@@randomguy6679 I mean I watched em last year for first time and liked them.
The genre that Adum might be thinking of is maybe Drum and Bass? That is pretty common in the Matrix. Also a lot of alt rock.