Awesome The Matrix

1A4 Studio is back with another animated movie speed run. It’s amazing how they’re able to squeeze in most of the important scenes in just a minute. Did Neo really puke that many times?

Neo has to hide out from Agent Bill Lumbergh as he comes around looking for the latest T.P.S. report in this amusing combination of two incredibly classic movies, both released in 1999.

It’s an old video, and an even older movie and song. Yet, reddit readers dug up this little gem, showing how well Lou Bega’s cheesetastic tune syncs up with the lobby scene from The Matrix.

Good artists copy, great artists steal. We learn that yet again in this examination of the Wachowski’s 1999 classic The Matrix, which clearly found plenty of inspiration in many earlier films.

The classic lobby gun fight sequence from The Matrix gets its sounds effects replaced by a single dude, making noises with his mouth. A little silly, but Matt Mulholland gets an ‘A’ for effort.

A Matrix fan film about a bounty hunter named Kaydara, who thinks that The One is not a savior but a threat to man’s awakening. Skip the trailer if you want and watch the whole thing here.

28 year old Romanian dancer Razy Gogonea put on quite a spectacular audition on Britain’s Got Talent, taking his inspiration from the film The Matrix – even the Hoff was impressed. (Thanks Orion!)

The Matrix may be passé, but that didn’t stop these guys from creating an episodic action and effects-laden fan-film. Great looks, cheesy dialogue – just like the original. First episode out 5/21.

If only Neo’s problem was as simple as defeating Trinity’s Seven Evil Exes, then maybe the trilogy wouldn’t have been so freaking vague and convoluted. Neo, this is loco!

Choosing between red and blue pills is not so much a philosophical quandary as it is a peristaltic one for Neo in The Matrix Pill; if he’s The One, it’ll be a bitter pill for humanity to swallow.