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The Matrix 101
The Matrix 101 is your guide to understanding The Matrix Trilogy. If you have questions about the movies, the people, the events, or
the meaning behind what you see on the screen,
you've come to the right place. If you're already an experienced and knowledgeable Matrix junkie, you may still learn something new here
at The Matrix 101. Other than the release of the trilogy on HD-DVD (RIP) and Blu-ray (soon, hopefully), the world of The Matrix is pretty
quiet these days. Since they completed the Matrix Trilogy, the Wachowski's collaborated on the fantastic V for Vendetta, and directed
Speed Racer, which we cover as well.What's New: - Under The Matrixscope 4: The Many Colors of The Matrix - We've come across some Books We Missed - Whoa: Someone is selling A V for Vendetta Steelbook Edition! - Under The Matrixscope 3: The Sight Without Time - Check out Matrix 4 - The Super Matrix by PD Wood - [V for Vendetta] [The Matrix on HiDef]
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If you haven't seen The Matrix, The Matrix Reloaded, The Animatrix, or The Matrix Revolutions please rent or buy them
before reading any further. In fact, watch them twice before you come back! This website contains material that will give away many
parts of the story that are better discovered through watching. Additionally, this website contains interpretations of the concepts
behind The Matrix. These interpretations may be commonly accepted by Matrix fans, but it's important to point out that the creators
of The Matrix have revealed little about what the movies "mean"; if there's a purpose to these movies, it's to encourage questions,
not provide answers. It's up to us to develop our own conclusions.
About Us:Welcome aboard the hovercraft Quetzalcoatl. Your crew:
Glyph, Captain: content questions, theories, feedback Virolent, Operator: partnerships, advertising, feedback Zed, Special Ops: site & game help, content questions Support The Matrix 101 |
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Did You Know?
'The Surrender of Breda', a famous classical painting by Spanish painter, Diego Velázquez, appears at a critical
juncture of 'Reloaded'. The painting shows the general of the surrendering city giving the keys to the city to the conquering Spanish
general during the Spanish-Dutch war in the 17th century. And when does it appear? The painting appears only briefly while the
Keymaker is running away from the Twins along a very long corridor with doors, followed by Morpheus and Trinity...in the building
where the keymaker is kept and before he gives his own key to Neo to enter the Source, of course.
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