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October 14th, 2003----------------------------
For the latest photos, click
here.
TheMatrix.com
October 8th, 2003----------------------------
Poster number 6. As with the last, this is released in international
territories only. Click
here.
TheMatrix.com
October 4th, 2003----------------------------
Another poster?
This
one is for international territories only, and is not the last
we've heard regarding exclusive material for international markets.
Always look past your own borders.
More
shortly...
TheMatrix.com
October
3rd, 2003----------------------------
Info
on The Matrix Reloaded DVD? Click here.
The Matrix Revolutions in IMAX? Here.
TheMatrix.com
September
30th, 2003----------------------------
Not
for the meek of heart (or computer), we unveil publicly the ULTRA
-- 1024 x 532 -- theatrical trailer. This file, with higher than
DVD resolution, is LARGE and requires a FAST system.
Forewarned...
click here.
TheMatrix.com
September
29th, 2003---------------------------- a little later
Theatrical
posters now online, click here.
TheMatrix.com
September
29th, 2003---------------------------- later
Uploading
now...
TheMatrix.com
September
29th, 2003----------------------------
Global
"Zero Hour" simultaneous release of THE MATRIX REVOLUTIONS
announced.
To
read more, click here.
TheMatrix.com
September
27th, 2003----------------------------
Before
and after ten.
TheMatrix.com
September
26th, 2003----------------------------
Theatrical
trailer here.
Or... Save
the file to your computer, below.
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TheMatrix.com
September
25th, 2003----------------------------
Tick,
tick, tick...
Click...
Tock...
TheMatrix.com
September
24th, 2003----------------------------
OK,
we've
got TV spots. How close are we until the release of the theatrical
trailer?
You
can see it in theaters this weekend.
Any sooner?
Television gets it tomorrow.
Will it be at the official site?
Yes.
Will it be high res?
Of course. We're encoding from 2K source files, which is the
resolution of the trailer in theaters; in short, we're
drawing on as clear and high resolution
an image as exists.
What is the length?
Longer than the three TV spots combined.
Want more?
The latest batch of photos, here.
TheMatrix.com
September
23rd, 2003----------------------------
Power and Control are now in your hands. Click here and here.
TheMatrix.com
September
23rd, 2003----------------------------
Uploading now...
TheMatrix.com
September
22nd, 2003----------------------------
The first TV spot is now live. Click here to
check it out.
TheMatrix.com
September 22nd, 2003----------------------------
Most will already know what is about to launch today at the site.
Yes, we'll be uploading the first TV spot in high resolution. Watch
it again,
or for the first time, before the second and third spots hit US
television tonight.
In Miami, fear is not an option.
CSI/Factor
TheMatrix.com
August 29th, 2003----------------------------
The
Matrix receives internet traffic from all over the world. For this, we
take a moment to redirect you to some of the official sites for THE MATRIX
trilogy in other countries.
A Rosetta stone of sorts, click the flags to view the designated country.
Navigate around in over a dozen languages.
August
21st, 2003----------------------------
A
black cat has just passed our front page.
August
20th, 2003----------------------------
Today sees the official launch of the International trailer for
THE MATRIX REVOLUTIONS. Click here.
 We
also present the online disclosure of the forthcoming collection
of Matrix comics, coming to a store near you this October. 160
pages, 12 stories. The official
announcement was at this year's San Diego comic book convention, where we gave
out thousands of 20 page preview books, featuring Paul Chadwick's third story,
A
MILLER'S
TALE. Click
here for more. Or here for
the downloadable PDF preview.
Check out new Animatrix interviews
with the Directors and artists here.
They include:
Mike
Arias Animatrix Producer talking about KID'S STORY
Shinji
Hashimoto Key
Animator: A DETECTIVE STORY, Character Design & Animation Director: KID'S
STORY
Yusuke
Hirota Animatrix
Computer
Graphics: BEYOND
Yoshiaki
Kawajiri Writer / Director: PROGRAM, Writer: WORLD RECORD
Takeshi
Koike Director: WORLD RECORD
Mahiro
Maeda Director:
THE
SECOND RENAISSANCE: 1 & 2
Yukata
Minowa Animation Director & Character
Design: PROGRAM
Koji
Morimoto Director: BEYOND
Hiroshi
Murikami Computer Graphics Director: KID'S STORY
Akiko
Saito Computer Graphics Supervisor:
A DETECTIVE STORY
Shinichiro
Watanabe Director: KID'S STORY & A
DETECTIVE STORY
Plus new REVOLUTIONS photos here.
It has begun.
hex_route/arcade/circa1989/high
scores will be recorded and rewarded
TheMatrix.com
August 19th, 2003----------------------------
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TheMatrix.com
June 5th, 2003---------------------------- (June 6th in Japan)
So you liked the fight between Neo and Seraph? If you want to
see the location of that fight in a little more detail, click here for
a QuickTime VR of the Tea House. Not to mention a few other newly added
locations, covering
the Rerouting Facility and the Sub Metro. These and others can be found
in the QTVR
section.
Also launching today, the virtual Nebuchadnezzar
assembly
kit. Fashioned after Japanese model kits, but on the computer
in true 3D,
snap
the
pieces off the simulated-plastic sprues and rotate the parts until they
are in position to click together. While many have already found this hidden
via
a hex
code, today sees it officially in the arcade section of the site. Once
built, rotate the ship, fire the guns, turn on the lights, power up the
pods, and
download images of the ship from any angle to your computer. It takes a
fairly fast computer,
so those with old machines are advised to proceed with caution (minimum
recommended computer
specs
are listed on the download pages within).
Also, if you speak Japanese, read the latest batch of freshly translated
interviews, here.
Though if you are in Japan, you're likely on the way out the door to the
cinema, as THE MATRIX: RELOADED opens there today. Don't stress. The interviews
will remain, along with yet more.
Of
course as the second film opens in this final stop on its global
rollout, it might interest some that THE MATRIX: REVOLUTIONS is
due November 5th, worldwide.
The clock is ticking.
For those still needing a fix of THE MATRIX: RELOADED, see it
in select IMAX theaters starting this weekend.
TheMatrix.com
June 3rd, 2003----------------------------
Today marks the release of THE ANIMATRIX on DVD.
If you haven't already, preview four of the nine episodes, in
full, below.
The Second Renaissance: part one
Program
Detective Story
The Second Renaissance: part two
Also launching today at the site, interviews from THE ANIMATRIX creative
team. The section launch includes directors Shinichiro
Watanabe (Kid's Story,
Detective
Story)
and Mahiro Maeda (The
Second Renaissance: parts one & two), along with Japan
based Animatrix
producer, Mike
Arias. Interviews in this expanding section
do
not
appear
on the
disc, though the DVD is chock full of commentaries, interviews, and assorted
extras.
Visit THE ANIMATRIX site and click through desktops, bios, image galleries,
and episode
descriptions, here.
On a more general topic, for those that want to own a part of THE MATRIX,
this might interest. An auction has begun — and goes until Friday — which
lets you bid on the costume worn by Jada Pinkett Smith (Niobe) in both
Enter The Matrix and Reloaded. Interested? Click here.
More shortly.
TheMatrix.com
May
30, 2003----------------------------
We've had a lot of activity at the site as of late. Thanks
for stopping by. Today brings a trio of new interviews, covering
security on the US leg of
filming and details of the pre-production process which led to the building
of Zion.
Dave Freeman: Security, USA
J.D. Sansaver: Model Maker, USA
James Peterson: Specialty Model Maker, USA
New Languages:
Mandarin
Castilian Spanish
Latin American Spanish
And some news from the future.
For those who haven't yet heard, beyond the currently released console
and computer game, ENTER THE MATRIX, there is another game in the works.
Unlike the current
game, this next one is a Massively Multiplayer Online Roleplaying Game
(MMORPG), playable by thousands of people simultaneously. For those not
familiar with this
type
of
computer based
game, everything within this
shared environment will evolve as people interact with it. Is this a Matrix
within a Matrix? Or simply a game simulating
the Matrix? Good question.
For more on THE MATRIX: ONLINE, click
here. Or type: TheMatrixOnline.com
Next week: More interviews, new Quicktime VR's, perhaps a surprise or two,
and the last vast release of THE MATRIX: RELOADED (Japan: June 7th).
TheMatrix.com
May
22, 2003----------------------------
A
few more interviews to chew on. Always deeper.
David Bouillez: Grip
Al Broussard:
SPFX Supervisor, 2nd Unit
Tony Centonze:
Key Special Effects
Greg Collis:
Grip
Debbie Evans:
Stunt Player
Laurent Lavigne:
Lead Pre-visualization Artist
Peter Novak:
Key Location Manager
Josh Pinney:
SPFX Foreman
Larry Roberts:
Lead Pyrotechnician
RA Rondell: Supervising
Stunt Coordinator
Sandy Stanton:
Grip
Rpin Suwannath: Pre-visualization Artist
For those that have already seen the film, yet still want to
see more, THE MATRIX: RELOADED debuts in IMAX theatres in June.
For locations
and additional info, click here.
TheMatrix.com
May
16, 2003----------------------------
Our update yesterday was rather well received, with some one
million visitors clicking through twenty-two million pages. If
you didn't visit
yesterday, scroll down to see a bunch of new links.
For those still hungry, here's more.
The production for THE MATRIX: RELOADED/REVOLUTIONS, with filming
on two continents, ran for longer than most films, over one year
of principal
photography. The majority of films are shot within three months.
Hundreds of crew and dozens of departments made these sequels
possible.
It is not unusual for the head of departments to create keepsakes
for their respective crew members. For THE MATRIX: RELOADED/REVOLUTIONS,
nearly one hundred items were produced by all the various departments
in both the United States and Australia. This is a massive amount,
and
suggests, for the vast majority of the crew, this was far more
than a job. There is no union rule about crew swag. All of these
items were
produced as a means to remember working on a project few wanted
to leave.
With roughly 250 photos -- and simply because many of these items
are too cool not to be seen -- here is THE MATRIX: RELOADED/REVOLUTIONS:
Crew
Swag
While talking of the hard working crew, our introductions continue.
This latest collection of interviews delineates the difference
between a "grip" and "key grip", why safety
is not something to trifle with when you have over nine hundred
extras
on a man-made
set, as well as many more details straight from the filming
itself.
Chris Moseley: 'B' Camera Operator
Dave
Childers: Key Grip
Philip
Ho: Grip
Cory
Schmidt: Rigging Grip
Steven
Anderson: Makeup Artist
Steve
Condiotti: Gaffer
Butch
West: Construction Coordinator
Charlie
Moulton: Choreographer
Michael
Cole: Dancer
Capt. J. Michael
Edwards: Alameda Fire Marshall
Also updated are these past interviews (new text in red):
James
McTeigue: 1st Assistant Director
Kim
Marks: Second Unit Director of Photography, USA
Steven
Buckingham: Assistant Cameraman, USA
David Ellis:
2nd Unit Director, USA
Peter
Robb-King: Department Head, Make-Up
Another addition to the site is a new option on the front page. To
make it easier to browse the ever growing content, we've introduced
a "lite" version. This will reduce load time for
computers with slower internet connections. Yes, it really
is about choice.
We've also launched some of the international sites:
Brazilian
Danish
Finnish
French
German
Italian
Japanese
Korean
Netherlands
Portuguese
We still can't believe that after four years, the first of two sequels
is finally seeing release. REVOLUTIONS is not that far off. Not really.
November 5th. If the past few years is any indication, blink, and
you'll
be watching THE MATRIX: REVOLUTIONS. In the meantime, THE MATRIX:
RELOADED is a lot to take in. Do it responsibly.
To the weekend.
TheMatrix.com
May 15, 2003----------------------------
For those logging on after seeing the film today, we've prepared a few
updates. Those new to the site, there is already plenty to see. Just
click around the above navigation.
On the new material below, please note: the majority of this is best
viewed after seeing the film (a warning specifically aimed at our international
visitors).
While to this point, we have been nearly spoiler free, we're entering
new ground; spoilers lurk amidst many of the clicks. We have additionally
updated interviews you might have already read to include more specific
references to scenes in the film; this text is in red.
New QTVRs:
Le Vrai Restaurant
Kitchen
Office
Abandoned Apartment
Center
Fireplace
Zion
Trinity's
Room
Hamann's
Office
Council
Chamber 1
Council
Chamber 2
Art Department section. Meet many of the artists and production staff
that worked on the THE MATRIX: RELOADED.
Owen
Paterson: Production Designer
Hugh
Bateup: Supervising Art Director
Steve
Skroce: Storyboard Artist
Phil
Keller: Storyboard Artist
Marc
Gabbana: Concept Illustrator
Jim
Martin: Concept Illustrator
Tony
Kieme: Storyboard Artist
Ricardo
Delgado: Storyboard Artist
Chandler
Wood: Production Assistant
Darek
Gogal: Concept Illustrator
John
Lister: Set Dresser, USA
Mark
Mansbridge: Art Director, USA
Ron
Reiss: Set Decorator, USA
Ben
Edelberg: Lead Model Maker, USA
Joe
Hawthorne: Paint Foreman, USA
Katsuhiko
Okada: Propmaker Gang Boss, USA
George Hull:
Concept Illustrator
Godric Cole: Set
Designer, Australia
Also includes a first batch of storyboards
and conceptual
illustrations, including:
FREEWAY
CHASE
VIRTUAL CONTROL
TRINITY FALLS
Costume section. Meet some of the crew who designed and produced THE
MATRIX: RELOADED wardrobe.
Kym Barrett: Costume Designer (Parts One,
Two
and Three)
Gloria Bava: Costume
Cutter, Australia
Roger
Tait: Costume Cutter, Australia
Barbara
Hartman Jenichen: Costumer, USA
Christine
Renee Dye: Costumer, USA
Also includes a first batch of pre-production costume sketches,
covering:
THE
KEYMAKER
AGENT SMITH
ZION RESIDENTS
A new comic story by Paul Chadwick
The
Miller's Tale
In the real world, amidst the chaos of Zion, the once taken for granted
act of breaking bread finds new dimensions.
Behind the scenes photos with 71 new photos, covering:
Alameda
filming
Burly Brawl (Parts One
and Two)
City Chase
Freeway Chase (Parts One,
Two
and Three)
There is also a new 30 second trailer:
Yes
The bios,
too, have been refreshed.
THE MATRIX: RELOADED covers a lot of ground. The future brings sections
on visual effects, the ships, the creatures, the stunts, and much more.
All things evolve. For those that understand this, perhaps the following
will be understood.
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For the above hex, you will need a fairly fast computer and graphics
card. An appreciation of the Neb is not a prerequisite (but it helps).
More shortly.
TheMatrix.com
May 14th, 2003-------------------------
In the United States, tomorrow is the day of reckoning. After 4 long
years, the first sequel to THE MATRIX, THE MATRIX: RELOADED, hits theaters.
The film then sees release across the world over the next three weeks
(last stop Japan, June 7th).
After the film, it might be good to sniff around the official site.
Tomorrow brings some new content to these parts. Dig deeper. Always
deeper.
TheMatrix.com
May 8th, 2003-------------------------
A heady time, to say the least. People the world over are starting to
see THE MATRIX: RELOADED in very limited screenings. The proper release
is fast approaching. Are you planning on seeing it?
For those looking for something to fill their new Ipod (or like player),
the soundtrack came out Tuesday. Click
here to see track listings, hear sample songs, and see a dash of
video.
IntoTheMatrixMusic.com
TheMatrix.com
May 6th, 2003-------------------------
THE SECOND RENAISSANCE: PART 2 now available
for download here.
More soon.
TheMatrix.com
May 2nd, 2003-------------------------
More
than a few people have asked when the next episode of THE ANIMATRIX,
THE SECOND RENAISSANCE: PART TWO, will be available for official
download. That would be Tuesday, May 6th, and will complete
this two-part anime. It began in February with THE
SECOND RENAISSANCE: PART ONE and now continues with further details
on how the machines took control in the
first place.
Written by Larry and Andy Wachowski (BOUND, THE MATRIX).
Directed By Mahiro Maeda
(SUBMARINE 6).
For those that haven't seen THE SECOND RENAISSANCE: PART ONE,
PROGRAM, or DETECTIVE STORY, check them out here.
Expect more magazine articles to hit newsstands about... now.
Watch THE SECOND RENAISSANCE: PART TWO Tuesday.
See the film, within weeks.
TheMatrix.com
April
30th, 2003-------------------------
Decide your own path.
Short
Story
Nice
Trick
Jack
in
Production
notes: THE MATRIX RELOADED
Photos
Snippets.
Glimpses. Not answers, questions.
Understand the truth.
Shortly.
TheMatrix.com
April 28th, 2003-------------------------
It seems you can't turn around without bumping into a new Matrix trailer.
Many film trailers traditionally show all the "best" bits,
leaving little new to be seen in the film itself. For those that have
braved seeing them all, have you seen everything? Do you really need
us to tell you the answer? Some have been heard saying, "So we've
heard about the VFX, seen glimpses, but will there be any 'noodle baking'
scenes? Yes. In spades. If you have to ask what a "noodle baking"
scene is, it is best you do not download the trailers. Go to your local
rental shop, ASAP, and see THE MATRIX. Or, wait in front of your FOX
affiliate approximately two weeks (quickly turning the TV off when the
trailers air).
Did we mention there is enough material in THE MATRIX: RELOADED to support
yet more than is currently released? Good, because the number of trailers
are growing, daily, and they are in full assault-mode rotation on numerous
television stations. Fast cuts and faster glimpses of things yet not
seen are tauntingly found in each of the numerous spots. Should you
see them? No. The best way to see THE MATRIX: RELOADED is cold, with
no pre-knowledge (besides, of course, the small underground '99 film,
THE MATRIX).
However, if you're here, you have likely already seen the spots. Or
are looking for them. The choice remains yours. See "NO ESCAPE"
here.
More shortly.
TheMatrix.com
April 23rd, 2003-------------------------
Yes, there is a new TV spot hitting. See it here.
TheMatrix.com
April
21st, 2003-------------------------
Seems everyone likes posters. Many movies use different poster campaigns
in different territories. Uploading today are some of the posters seeing
release in territories outside the US. Click
here to take a look.
TheMatrix.com
April
14th, 2003-------------------------
By checking out our download page for the new
trailer, regulars might notice one item missing from the
list of options. On Thursday, we quietly 0x98765432
pre-released an ultra sized version of the trailer. Many hundreds of
thousands of downloads later, we're offering it now for general release.
Not for old computers, this file is nearly 100MB and has a resolution
that far surpasses DVD. Pulled right off the editing Avid, this 1000x540,
24 frames a second, progressive version of the trailer is easily among
the highest resolutions being offered for download anywhere. Have you
seen this version yet? Can you handle it? Download it here
(but please note the warning before downloading, as this is not for
anything but the strongest of machines).
Since putting the new trailer up this weekend, the servers have truly
been put to task, passing over 40 terabytes (the equivalent of roughly
eight million mp3's). The new trailer alone saw over one and half million
downloads. This is an unbelievable amount of data. Amazingly, the servers
held.
The weekend also saw a dramatic rise in the number of magazine covers.
CIAK (France): Carrie-Anne Moss (Trinity), Keanu Reeves (Neo), and Laurence
Fishburne (Morpheus)
ELECTRONIC GAMING WEEKLY (US) -- 2 covers
Cover one: Illustration: Jada Pinkett Smith (Niobe)
Cover two: Illustration: Anthony Wong (Ghost)
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY (US): Monica Bellucci (Persephone), Hugo Weaving
(Agent Smith), and Jada Pinkett Smith (Niobe)
PREMIERE (US) -- 4 covers
Cover one: Keanu Reeves (Neo)
Cover two: Carrie-Anne Moss (Trinity) and Laurence Fishburne (Morpheus)
Cover three: Jada Pinkett Smith (Niobe) and Monica Bellucci (Persephone)
Cover four: Neil and Adrain Rayment (The Twins) and Hugo Weaving (Agent
Smith)
PREMIERE (France): Keanu Reeves (Neo)
STARLOG (US): screen grabs: all nine Animatrix episodes
TOTAL FILM (UK): Carrie-Anne Moss (Trinity) and Keanu Reeves (Neo)
WIRED (US): Jada Pinkett Smith (Niobe)
...to name just some of the covers. It's kind of amazing to compare
what it was like one month before the first film opened. Needless to
say, there were not this many covers.
More shortly.
TheMatrix.com
April
11th, 2003-------------------------
The
first single from THE MATRIX: RELOADED soundtrack.
P.O.D.
-- Sleeping Awake v2
The Matrix.com
April
10th, 2003-------------------------
later
The
final theatrical trailer is now online. Get it here.
Also, the latest 30 second TV spots, I'M
IN and PROPHECY.
Just click the links.
More
shortly.
TheMatrix.com
April
10th, 2003-------------------------
0x
Some
have already seen the trailer on U.K. television. Others have seen it
via last night's satellite feed. Many more will see it in the States
for its broadcast television debut (the first time it is officially
in rotation) on Sunday, 3pm EST, during Arena
Football on NBC (watch for it in the second half). A vast number
will see it this weekend in theaters.
A few will see it right here.
Countdown
to official online trailer release:
9...8...7...6...5...4...3...2...
Less
than five hours (in Christchurch, NZ).
TheMatrix.com
April
9th, 2003-------------------------
Final
theatrical trailer (2:30).
Launch
dates:
Sooner
than Friday in London; before Saturday in New York; way before Sunday
in Sydney; significantly earlier than Monday in Tokyo. The rest of the
world: between now and Tokyo.
TheMatrix.com
April
4th, 2003-------------------------
Today
marks the official release of the 3rd episode from THE ANIMATRIX,
A DETECTIVE STORY. Written and directed by Shinichiro Watanabe
(COWBOY BEBOP), this excursion into the Matrix has a distinct noir
look and feel. It also boasts voice work by none other than Carrie
Anne-Moss as Trinity.
Click here to see it in all its noir glory.
A new RELOADED trailer is on the way. Watch this space.
Yes, we are getting extremely close to May 15th.
More shortly.
TheMatrix.com
March
28th, 2003-------------------------
Many
visitors of the site already know a console game called ENTER THE MATRIX
is coming May 15th. Some know that Larry And Andy Wachowski wrote
and directed this game and that over one
hour of footage was shot exclusively for it. Now
there is something to back this up. Ready for download: ENTER THE
MATRIX trailer. Click here.
For
more on ENTER THE MATRIX, which is also getting a general update
today,
click here.
A
new RELOADED poster is now hitting theaters. Click here.
For those still hungry for info, click here to learn what is on THE MATRIX: RELOADED double disc soundtrack.
Know
the code.
TheMatrix.com
March
20th, 2003-------------------------
Today marks the first update to the
official "Philosophy & The
Matrix" section with five new essays.
This launch includes essays from the philosophers James
Pryor, David
Chalmers, Julia
Driver, Michael
McKenna and John
Partridge. Click here to
read summaries of the new essays. For more on these writers, you can find the
contributors page here.
If you have yet to check out the philosophy section, click here to
go directly to the introduction.
Of course, this won't be the only update to the philosophy section — check
back for additional essays exploring the philosophical issues raised by both
the original film and the sequels.
March
19th, 2003-------------------------
For those of you who have been wanting details of each of the nine ANIMATRIX
episodes, the new four and a half minute trailer gives insight into
each. WATCH
IT HERE
Don't forget you can see FINAL FLIGHT OF THE OSIRIS in theaters this
Friday with Dreamcatcher.
And we're getting close to the launch of DETECTIVE STORY!
More soon...
TheMatrix.com
TheAnimatrix.com
March
4th, 2003------------------------- 2pm
PST
PROGRAM by Yoshiaki Kawajiri is now online. CLICK
HERE
TheMatrix.com
TheAnimatrix.com
March 4th, 2003------------------------- 12.56pm
PST
Q:
How long do we have to wait for the launch of PROGRAM?
A:
Less than one hour.
TheMatrix.com
TheAnimatrix.com
March
4th, 2003-------------------------
Yes,
the news many are seeing on TV and the internet is true. The second
Animatrix episode, PROGRAM, launches today.
Stay
tuned.
TheMatrix.com
TheAnimatrix.com
February
25th, 2003-------------------------
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February
4th, 2003------------------------- a
bit later
THE
2ND RENAISSANCE: PART ONE is alive and kicking! Click HERE.
But
that is only the beginning. Next month you'll be able to download PROGRAM,
by world class Director Yoshiaki Kawajiri (Ninja Scroll).
It
has begun. More as it breaks.
TheMatrix.com
February
4th, 2003-------------------------
What
a day!
THE
2ND RENAISSANCE: PART ONE, the first of four free anime episodes, goes
live in less than an hour here at: TheMatrix.com
A
new site introducing ENTER THE MATRIX, the console game, goes live in
around an hour at EnterTheMatrixGame.com.
Tonight, the general press get their first look at FINAL FLIGHT OF THE
OSIRIS (big screen, massive sound system, as it will be on March 21st
with Dreamcatcher), not to mention a hands-on demo of the game.
More
shortly.
TheMatrix.com
January
27th, 2003-------------------------
As
promised, here's that Animatrix news.
THE
2ND RENAISSANCE: PART ONE will be downloadable on February 4th. In the
meantime, you might want to click HERE,
as we just updated THE ANIMATRIX section.
More
shortly.
TheMatrix.com
January
26th, 2003-------------------------9:06pst
A
great game and a pretty spectacular post-game episode of Alias! Super
Bowl Sunday just will not be the same next year for us here at TheMatrix.com.
Congrats
to to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers!
More
shortly...
January
26th, 2003-------------------------4:37pst
Right
now, 80 plus million people are sitting in front of TV's, watching
the Super Bowl. As many as 13 percent aparently watch just for
the commercials. The Matrix Trailer hit first quarter and is
now being downloaded by an insane number of worldwide visitors
here at the site. If you haven't seen it yet, well, click HERE. By
the massive -- and we do mean MASSIVE -- jump in traffic, we'd
say many watching the game also have computers nearby.
While
the big news here at the site is of course the upload of the trailer
today, we do have some other info. By reading back in the news, you'll
see we will be offering for download the first of four free Animatrix
episodes in February. Many have suggested that a month is far too long
and that we should be more specific. After all, February could mean
nearly March. We're happy to report that this would be impossible, as
in March, they'll be another episode to download. THE 2ND RENAISSANCE:
PART ONE is coming early in the month. How early? It is never enough,
is it? Did we mention that this uncut nine minute episode will be large,
widescreen, and free?
More
answers, tomorrow.
TheMatrix.com
January
26th, 2003-------------------------3:03pst
For
those wondering when on the 26th we are posting the trailer,
we are getting close. Considering
that in some parts of the world it is already the 27th (New Zealand,
Australia, and Japan, for example), it might be better for us
to say we are down to less than three hours. Much less? Perhaps.
TheMatrix.com
January
24th, 2003-------------------------
THE
MATRIX trailer. On TV. On your computer. Super Bowl Sunday.
When
the time arrives, and to avoid any undue stress to the body, we recommend
viewers remain seated and have liquids on hand. Chips are optional.
TheMatrix.com
January
22nd, 2003-------------------------
Sunday?
Yes,
Sunday. The Super Bowl trailer, of course.
How
long did you say this thing is going to be? 30 seconds? That simply
does not sound right.
TheMatrix.com
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