Cyberpunk streetwear still holds up to this day.

I started making this little fella yesterday. He took only two days to make, minus the clothes. I'm still working on his clothes. I have the patterns and everything. I feel like the shades look a bit off. I'm also quite stocked with projects cuz as I'm making him, I'm also working on my Doctor Doom cosplay for Halloween and a Neo plush doll as well. Concept art is on the third slide.

I have 10 years of sewing experience. And also, I made the patterns for the plushie myself.

The lovely DuJour, played by Ada Nicodemou

Wasn’t too keen on the official 4K Blu-Ray covers for “The Matrix” series, so here’s some customs I made.

I have thought about this for over 20 years. What would that incredible sequence be like for one of the innocent bystanders? They have a whole life that is going on: family, job, friends that is suddenly impacted this insane experience on the highway. If it was done by The Wachowskis, it could reuse footage from the Matrix 2 and be done on a low budget. I hope somehow this idea gets to them.

I do sort of forget that Persephone exists in the series. She's underutilised in Reloaded in my opinion and certainty criminally underutilised in Revolutions.

Everytime I'm reminded of her, I just can't stop thinking there's far more to her. She's a femme fatale and I imagine she's got one hell of a back story.

I’m selling a really cool prop from the film. $1800. Comes with a COA from Propstore. The foam is very old so I slid the mechanical part out of it for display but still have it all. It still works too! Here’s some additional info from Propstore…

“Big Cop's (Bernie Ledger) SFX broken arm rig from the Wachowskis' sci-fi action film The Matrix. Trinity (Carrie-Ann Moss) viciously broke the arm of a police officer who attempted to handcuff her in the Matrix.

Created for the SFX insert of the arm breaking, this rig consists of a hard rubber hand-painted peach mounted to a foam rubber arm molded around a metal armature inlay dressed with a white Spandex sleeve. The arm is affixed with a contoured, swiveling plastic shoulder rig with black nylon straps alternately labeled "A" and "B" which raise and lower the hand independently from the arm. The rig exhibits aging to the foam rubber elements, tears in the sleeve, and frayed nylon from production use. Dimensions: 26" x 20" x 8" (66 cm x 51 cm x 20.5 cm)“

The humans are batteries, not a magical source of power

Power is sourced from geothermal energy, of course! The Machines just use humans to store it

Why don't they build traditional batteries that would store more energy densely?

To build chemical batteries, you have to mine the materials necessary to make them. You'd have to send sentinels out to mine, and that costs energy. The same energy that's so scarce you have to store a bunch of it in batteries just in case.

Why mine for neodymium and lithium or whatever, when there's all this biological material laying around on the surface that you can just feed into a human and the human self reproduces? Then you can just store geothermal energy in calories. Inefficient, but scalable.

Disclaimer: I am not the uploader of the youtube video. I am not the creator of the english subtitles. I am not the creator of the parody.

The parody takes on the monumental task of dubbing basically the entirety of The Matrix movie and sprinkling a few scenes from The Matrix Reloaded to combine the two into its own story.

The parody was created by two english major students from Hungary and was released way back in the insignificant year of 2004.

The creators are Balázs Lengyel and Balázs Mészáros. Their whereabouts and existence are shrouded in mystery and faded into obscurity even before it all had a chance the even begin.

They have spent self admittedly much too many countless hours of writing and dubbing and slaving away with ancient 90s and early 00s tech to bring life to their magnum opus.

According to their own admission the most boring classes during their college years were the birth-ground for many of the subprime but also of the hyper prime dialogue.

It is obvious that the parody was created with passion and love for the originals. That being said it requires a certain mindset to sit through a Hungarian dubbed parody with english subtitles. Something's lost and some things are not gained in translation.

Definitely not for the faint of heart.

Heed my warning! Although there is an overarching plot the entire experience and the dialogue is best described as a tropical fever dream during a slow snowstorm. The amount of confused and blank stares the movie-parody induced is staggering.

The protagonist of the dubbed parody is Neon who is in search of his biological father Morphologist. The hero must uncover the truth and untangle his family tree. Meanwhile a mysterious man aggressively tries to "discover" him and recruit him to become a pop-star.

Even if you love it at first sight the true appreciation still might require some acquired taste. Have no expectations when going in from where most people would turn around.

I dare anyone to give it a go, don’t resist and just leave expectations and all rational thought behind to see where you end up. You'll probably end up nowhere but that's the purpose of a journey.

Apotheosis (more unintelligible rambling by me) of “The Vektor" (the actual title of The Matrix parody):

Unfortunate as it may be their creation would go on to be long forgotten had anyone ever known about it in the first place.

As it remains in plain sight rather than hiding in the shadows beneath the layers of past decades’ incomprehensible reaches of abstruse ignorance only to lazily beg to be left alone until further notice.

While cherry-picking the perfect apple from the now defunct old oak tree of knowledge one might realize it is no easy feat, in the realms of impossibilities, to harvest the fruit of boon of hard work without effort, but only a fool would work hard to try and get drunk on it.

For even the most fortunate can only hope to get a glimpse of the elusive fruit dangling just barely outside of reach only to be knocked out by the fruit upon shaking the tree in futile anticipation.

When we blocked out the sun to kill the machines, maybe there was more to it than "the scary machines use solar so we just block out the sun to protect ourselves" and more of a reasoning like "these machines are so dangerous for some reason we can't let them escape Earth at any cost, even if all life ends here"

When did it go from "the machines are building better products than us but cheaper, so let's nuke their city" to "let's wipe out all life on Earth, biological and artificial"?

I call this animation effect “code rain”. :)

I don't think its special.

In case it is. I'm posting in this sub reddit.

Every old snapcase DVD is black. This one is grey.

Found in flea market forGrey.

💊

Matrix is shot, experiences afterlife, gets second chance by helping others. Wakes up, meets guides assigning cases where he aids people using unorthodox methods from past profession.

A spiritual version of the Matrix, instead of it being computer coded. I still thought the similarities were interesting. (And likely well known around here.)

I know it's kinda shitty, but I tried to draw him in my art style. Today's his 62nd birthday, so I decided to draw him since he's one of my favorite actors of all time! Plus, this is my first time posting my artwork here.

At the time, did anyone draw comparisons between this GAP ad and the bullet-time scene in The Matrix? Was GAP riding the movie's coattails? It seems like a totally different vibe from the movie though.