Anyone else notice these similarities?

These scenes from M1 and M3 look pretty similar:

Coincidence?? I think not! There's even the same knuckle-cracking noises when they clench their fists.

And this.. when they equal each other out, in M1 they run out of Ammo, in M3 they throw each other backwards. And in M1 Neo does a stylish flippy-swoop to get up, while Smith just gets up. In M3 Neo does a flip and lands on his knees and Smith gets thrown into pavement!

if i had watched m1 after revo i would have caught it... nice eye... the w bros are brilliant

I noticed the punching gun thing after the trailer for Revo came out.

But not the standing knuckles one... that's good.

Thnx! 🙂
It just proves how much of a life that I really don't have... 😛

U forgot Neo's reflection in the car window, when he goes to see the Oracle!...Just like the "really good noodles" scene! I don't believe it was coincidence!... 😉

Noodles are the best food ever!!

those are wicked 😄

Originally posted by Verity
U forgot Neo's reflection in the car window, when he goes to see the Oracle!...Just like the "really good noodles" scene! I don't believe it was coincidence!... 😉

Originally posted by silver_tears
those are wicked 😄

Ha ha you said wicked ha ha ha ha! Fan-Fan is funny!

Originally posted by burlyman
i loved that scene... totally reminded me!! be cool if they used the same footage n the green screen

that wasnt a green screen shot. they actually had a huge projeciton of the video and filmed against that. they wanted that scene in m1 to look fake (since neo now knew the truth) and shooting it against a green screen looked too real.... (watch the m1 special features on the dvd)

wats wrong with the word wicked 🤨

Originally posted by EyeMakeMovies
that wasnt a green screen shot. they actually had a huge projeciton of the video and filmed against that. they wanted that scene in m1 to look fake (since neo now knew the truth) and shooting it against a green screen looked too real.... (watch the m1 special features on the dvd)

It IS the same road they go down and it has the same camera shots 🙂 There is ALOT of Deja Vu in Revolutions AND Reloaded.

well they incoorperated many techniques from each movie into each other. Thats how they make a trademark. Like the scene in club hell, that whole fight scene was similar to the original lobby scene, i think that was done puropsely, because everything that has a beginning has an end. So it's like they were going back to the beginning in revolutions with having a fight scene similar to one in the orginal,and telling you that this is the end. I mean the movements in the club hell scene were greatly similar in many different aspects to the lobby fight in M1, especially putting the trinity kick in there, thats another thing that hints that this was done purposely. The trinity jumping crane kick, was from the first movie, and it was mixed in the same scene in revolutions that mirrored the major lobby fight scene from the orginal. Even the way they used the slow motion when trinity did the kick was the same exact way they showed it in the original. it was the same, from the technique to the way the camera zoomed around her in slo motion. I believe this was planned out

Great eye, I didn't catch that. I loved the way Trin, Morph and Sereph moved together in club hell....I thought that was tight as hell 🙂

also the fight in club hel and the bit where Neo is in the back of the car

True...

And did anyone pick up on this? From the subway fight, Neo spat up blood after being thrown down by Smith... Smith's expressions are like, exactly the same. Also, when he kicks Smith in the face, his glasses are somehow altered (M1=cracked and takes off, M3=kicked off)

Yes, i have noticed this many times and i have the same pics together in a special folder. 🙂

Everybody in the Matrix movies has there own style given to them by the W. bothers. Every time Smith is about to enter a shot a bag or papers blow by like a western and you hear a clicking noise, so when Neo fights Smith it's very High Noonish like in westerns. They keep the themes of each character through out every movie which is why the fights are similar to previous fights.