2 h 19 min
Episode #346 - ‘The Matrix Revolutions’ - Not The Machines You’re Looking For ReWatchable: A TV Re-Watch Podcast
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The ReWatchable crew enters the Matrix one more time to finish out the original trilogy with a discussion covering whether or not this is a love story, determining who is entitled to eat the cookies, and consider where the next movie may take audiences. This Matrix Revolutions panel is a modge-podge one superfan and several sort of newbies who tackle the biggest questions the series has to offer humanity, including: is this movie the only time Keanu Reeves has made a joke? Join us as we navigate one last trip into the Matrix as we know it and prepare for what The Matrix: Resurrections has to offer!
Fun Facts
As a reminder: we are no longer found on Hypable – we are now on Subjectify Media! Read all about it in our relaunch article: Reintroducing ReWatchable: And our next round is… – Subjectify Media
Spotify Wrapped is here (much to Natalie’s dismay) and not everyone on the panel listened to Taylor Swift!
The Matrix Revolutions
The movie dives right into the thick of it but not action-wise, the characters take center stage
Volume was a major issue for home viewing, perhaps due to its IMAX release
With the balance of jumping between character moments, did we lose a lot of Neo in this film after sticking very close to him in the past 2 films?
Which direction is the train going? And are the passengers running toward reality or away from it?
The machines aren’t who we thought they were
A moment to acknowledge how great Keanu looks at this moment — and in the PRESENT
The Oracle is replaced due to a real life death, however the plot gives a lot to chew on with a vessel changing as a result of a choice made in the Matrix
Imagine being programmed to live with a guy who eats half an olive at a time?
Is there a lack of emotional investment (or none at all?) for Trinity? But was this intentional?
Smith, who are you? Why are you here? What is your purpose?!
The cookies are done, but who does the Oracle actually think that they are for?
Smith turns out to be quite the three-dimensional character despite Brittany’s best attempts to ignore his existence
We are in Zion/the real world for a majority of the movie with the crews of the ships and on the battlefield defending Zion
The side characters give us hope
The Kid is actually a bigger deal than just being the President of Neo’s fan club
Another battle/fight scene makes us care a bit more when it cuts between people rather than focusing on one character at a time
The casting of Bane was *chef’s kiss*
“Neo dust”
Neo is blinded-but he cannot escape Smith’s sunglasses-and he kills Bane
Does Keanu make his only joke… ever… in this movie?
Trinity and Neo’s deaths - what was the emotional and logical reactions to each of these?
Happily ever after, or not, there’s always the 4th movie
Neo master negotiator with the machines
Iconic RAIN BATTLE
Based on canon alone the machines taking Neo is a giant question mark (but there are possibly some answers in the video game)
Natalie adds some must-sees to her Sydney tour and it is an eel wall (no thank you)
What is the one thing that would keep you living in the Matrix? Or Zion?
There are some disturbing procreation discussion
What the hell is going to happen in The Matrix: Resurrections?
Favorite scenes
Favorite lines
This episode’s panel included superfan: Karen Rought, one panelist who has seen The Matrix Revolutions once: Kendra Cleary, one panelist who may have seen it: Natalie Fisher, and one panelist who has never seen it: Brittany Lovely.
ReWatchable: A TV Re-Watch Podcast is dedicated to rewatching completed cult classic or unjustly cancelled TV shows with a team of both superfans and newbies. Join us for analysis, commentaries, character discussions, and more for each show we choose to tackle.
During our rewatches, we stay spoiler-free for our discussions on an episode-to-episode base, to give our newbie hosts and listeners a chance to discover things fresh! We ask that listeners
The ReWatchable crew enters the Matrix one more time to finish out the original trilogy with a discussion covering whether or not this is a love story, determining who is entitled to eat the cookies, and consider where the next movie may take audiences. This Matrix Revolutions panel is a modge-podge one superfan and several sort of newbies who tackle the biggest questions the series has to offer humanity, including: is this movie the only time Keanu Reeves has made a joke? Join us as we navigate one last trip into the Matrix as we know it and prepare for what The Matrix: Resurrections has to offer!
Fun Facts
As a reminder: we are no longer found on Hypable – we are now on Subjectify Media! Read all about it in our relaunch article: Reintroducing ReWatchable: And our next round is… – Subjectify Media
Spotify Wrapped is here (much to Natalie’s dismay) and not everyone on the panel listened to Taylor Swift!
The Matrix Revolutions
The movie dives right into the thick of it but not action-wise, the characters take center stage
Volume was a major issue for home viewing, perhaps due to its IMAX release
With the balance of jumping between character moments, did we lose a lot of Neo in this film after sticking very close to him in the past 2 films?
Which direction is the train going? And are the passengers running toward reality or away from it?
The machines aren’t who we thought they were
A moment to acknowledge how great Keanu looks at this moment — and in the PRESENT
The Oracle is replaced due to a real life death, however the plot gives a lot to chew on with a vessel changing as a result of a choice made in the Matrix
Imagine being programmed to live with a guy who eats half an olive at a time?
Is there a lack of emotional investment (or none at all?) for Trinity? But was this intentional?
Smith, who are you? Why are you here? What is your purpose?!
The cookies are done, but who does the Oracle actually think that they are for?
Smith turns out to be quite the three-dimensional character despite Brittany’s best attempts to ignore his existence
We are in Zion/the real world for a majority of the movie with the crews of the ships and on the battlefield defending Zion
The side characters give us hope
The Kid is actually a bigger deal than just being the President of Neo’s fan club
Another battle/fight scene makes us care a bit more when it cuts between people rather than focusing on one character at a time
The casting of Bane was *chef’s kiss*
“Neo dust”
Neo is blinded-but he cannot escape Smith’s sunglasses-and he kills Bane
Does Keanu make his only joke… ever… in this movie?
Trinity and Neo’s deaths - what was the emotional and logical reactions to each of these?
Happily ever after, or not, there’s always the 4th movie
Neo master negotiator with the machines
Iconic RAIN BATTLE
Based on canon alone the machines taking Neo is a giant question mark (but there are possibly some answers in the video game)
Natalie adds some must-sees to her Sydney tour and it is an eel wall (no thank you)
What is the one thing that would keep you living in the Matrix? Or Zion?
There are some disturbing procreation discussion
What the hell is going to happen in The Matrix: Resurrections?
Favorite scenes
Favorite lines
This episode’s panel included superfan: Karen Rought, one panelist who has seen The Matrix Revolutions once: Kendra Cleary, one panelist who may have seen it: Natalie Fisher, and one panelist who has never seen it: Brittany Lovely.
ReWatchable: A TV Re-Watch Podcast is dedicated to rewatching completed cult classic or unjustly cancelled TV shows with a team of both superfans and newbies. Join us for analysis, commentaries, character discussions, and more for each show we choose to tackle.
During our rewatches, we stay spoiler-free for our discussions on an episode-to-episode base, to give our newbie hosts and listeners a chance to discover things fresh! We ask that listeners
2 h 19 min