Matrix Revolutions

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Despite the fact that this was filmed in Super 35, "Filmed in Panavision" is listed in the end credi [...]	D
Ian Bliss was cast as Bane, in part because of his dead-on impression of Hugo Weaving (Agent Smith), [...]	D
The face of the "Deus ex Machina" was modeled after photographs of Lilly Wachowski's infant nephew.	D
Composer Don Davis thought it would be wasteful for the choir to be singing simple "ooohs" and "aaah [...]	D
The name of the station between the Machine World and The Matrix is called Mobil Ave. Mobil is an an [...]	D
Eva Mendes, Samantha Mumba, Brandy Norwood, and Tatyana Ali were all rumored to be possible replacem [...]	D
The high-rise room where Neo fights Smith is a replica of the movie's production office.	D
Many of the "raindrops" in the final fight between Neo and Smith are actually single lines of Matrix [...]	D
Sati (Sathi) means "friend" in Nepali, the most common language in the country of Nepal.	D
The late Gloria Foster and her replacement Mary Alice had played sisters in a long-running Broadway [...]	D
The full cast in the ending credits appear credited alphabetically according their last names.	D
While Sati's parents were forced to return to the Matrix, they had arranged for her to be set free. [...]	D
The extras at Club Hel were, for the most part, actual members of the local BDSM scene wearing their [...]	D
Neo is an anagram for One.	D
In The Matrix, the human resistance reveal that they do not know what the year is, but that it is cl [...]	D
When Morpheus, Trinity, and Seraph enter the elevator to Merovingian's club, Morpheus presses the re [...]	D
The ship referred to as the Hammer was actually named the Mjolnir, after Thor's hammer. The hammer i [...]	D
Agent Smith only calls Neo by the name "Neo" once in the trilogy. This is at the end of the burly br [...]	D
Before she could film her scenes, Gloria Foster passed away from diabetes, and The Wachowskis had to [...]	D
When Morpheus, Trinity and Seraph encounter the Merovingian at the club, he says "You have fought th [...]	D
Keanu Reeves reportedly earned $15 million for the film, the equivalent of $400,000 for every minute [...]	D
The only Matrix film not to end with a Rage Against the Machine song in some form. The Matrix featur [...]	D
The street corner where Neo and Smith fight in the crater is the same corner from which Neo made his [...]	D
Adam Savage built a detailed moving clockwork mechanism in the model for the Zion Dock control tower [...]	D
The storyline is continued in The Matrix Online (2005).	D
In an unprecendented simultaneous global release, this film opened at exactly the same moment in eve [...]	D
In the scene where Morpheus, Trinity, and Seraph are chasing the Trainman, an advertisement for Tast [...]	D
Seraph is the singular of Seraphim, a Hebrew word that literally means in English: "the burning ones [...]	D
Merovingian refers to the first Frankish dynasty reigning from about A.D. 500 to 751.	D
The first film to premiere in the brand new Walt Disney Concert Hall in downtown Los Angeles.	D
Maggie and Captain Rowland both briefly mention the term "VDTs" to describe a possible cause to what [...]	D
In the score for the first film, some cues were given names which were anagrams of "The Matrix" or " [...]	D
The last scene of the movie set in the park is the only time in all three movies that greenery and a [...]	D
Laurence Fishburne and Harry Lennix have appeared in 3 films together, the last one would be Man of [...]	D
During the final fight sequence between Neo and Agent Smith and also during the credits, the followi [...]	D
A flying rig referred to as "the tuning fork" (rotatable at 360 degrees) was specially constructed f [...]	D
In Matrix (1999), when Morpheus tells Neo the story about The One, he states that The Oracle prophes [...]	D
In the closing scene the Oracle is wearing yin/yang earrings, symbolizing the balance that is mainta [...]	D
Only one full-size APU was ever built. It was completely rendered in Auto-CAD, and parts were made d [...]	D
The 2003 Super Bowl trailer, the only one which incorporates both back-to-back sequels "Reloaded" an [...]	D
The film dropped 66 percent in total earnings in its second week of release.	D
The special effects crew spent two months designing the apparatus to make the perfect rain drop.	D
Though never mentioned by name, based on information from Animatrix (2003) the Machine City is actua [...]	D
Zion, from Hebrew, refers to the citadel in Palestine, which was the nucleus of Jerusalem, or the Je [...]	D
John Gaeta: The movie's visual effects supervisor appears as an APU operator.	D
The "product placement" billboards in the subway chase scene were added in post-production - during [...]	D
There are 804 visual effects shots, almost all of them containing some kind of a live-action element [...]	D
Sati is the ancient Hindu practice of a widow immolating herself on her husband's funeral pyre. This [...]	D
The black cat at the end of the film is the same one in the "dÃ©jÃ -vu" scene from Matrix (1999) [...]	D
In an interview on the Team Deakins podcast in the summer of 2020, The Matrix trilogy's director of [...]	D
While Trinity is chasing the Trainman in the subway, an advertisement for Powerade can be seen. When [...]	D
Jada Pinkett Smith (Niobe) and Mary Alice (The Oracle) both appeared in the TV series "A Different W [...]	D
The lighting in the Neo/Smith fight resembles the wings of a devil growing out of Smith. With an ide [...]	D
The key of the beginning theme you hear at the beginning of every Matrix movie (rousing strings and [...]	D
To help understand the mechanics and aesthetics of an airborne hand-to-hand brawl, the movie's fight [...]	D
The nightclub scene is of the actual club night "The Sydney Hellfire Club" which ran for 27 years, t [...]	D
In the last scene of the film, the bench the Oracle sits on has a small metal dedication plate on it [...]	D
All three Matrix movies have at least one dance-club type scene. In this movie, it is within the Mer [...]	D
Matrix Reloaded (2003), Enter the Matrix (2003), and this film were shot back-to-back-to-back.	D
The twin handguns Seraph uses in the coat check shoot-out are Browning BDM pistols.	D
Gloria Foster (Oracle) died from diabetes before she could complete any scenes for the third film, a [...]	D
The name of the climactic battle cue, "NeodÃ¤mmerung" is derived from the German word GÃ¶tterdÃ [...]	D
To make this film visually distinctive from its predecessor, most of the action takes place in the r [...]	D
Two new types of Machine would've appeared in the approach to the Machine City, but were written or [...]	D
When Neo goes to see The Oracle in her apartment, the jazz standard "I'm Beginning to See the Light" [...]	D
The crew of the Hammer all have names related to firearms. AK refers to the Kalashnikov series of au [...]	D
Mary Alice played Laurence Fishburne's mother in his first professional stage appearance, when he wa [...]	D
During the scene at the club, The Merovingian is wearing his tie in a fashion that is actually calle [...]	D
The brand of cigarettes the Oracle smokes is "Double Destiny".	D
In spite of this film officially ending the Matrix movie trilogy, a continuation in the form of Matr [...]	D
The second live-action film to be released in both regular and IMAX theaters at the same time.	D
In the second and third Matrix films Carrie Anne Moss executes "scorpion kicks". Due to the extreme [...]	D

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