How The Matrix Resurrections used visual effects to plug in again
It’s difficult to overstate the impact of Lana and Lilly Wachowski’s 1999 sci-fi adventureThe Matrix, which raised the bar for technical achievement in filmmaking thanks to its groundbreaking visual effects, editing, and stunt choreography. The film’s mind-bending introduction to a world in which machines enslave humans as organic batteries by keeping them docile inside avast virtual realitynot only spawned plenty of philosophical debate about the nature of our own reality, but also a pair of sequels that continued to push the limits of what technical filmmaking and digital effects could bring to life on the screen....