“Matrix” is a groundbreaking film science fiction from 1999, directed by the Wachowskis. The film takes place in a dystopian future world where humanity is trapped in a virtual reality called the Matrix, created by intelligent machines that use humans as a source of energy. The main character, programmer Thomas Anderson, also known as Neo (Keanu Reeves), discovers the truth about reality and joins a group of rebels to fight for the freedom of humanity. The film is full of philosophical questions about the nature of reality, consciousness and free will, and also contains some innovative ones special effects and dynamic fight scenes.
The cast of “The Matrix” is not only Keanu Reeveswhich became an icon of action cinema thanks to the role of Neo, but also Laurence Fishburne as Morpheus, leader of the resistance movement, Carrie-Anne Moss as Trinity, an expert hacker and fighter, and Hugo Weaving as Agent Smith, a ruthless computer program hunting rebels. The film received numerous awards and critical acclaim for its originality, impact on popular culture, and advanced technology used for special effects such as bullet time. “The Matrix” became a cult film that changed the landscape of science fiction cinema forever.
If you want to watch “The Matrix”, you have several subscription options to choose from and the option to purchase or rent the movie. The film is available as part of a subscription on Netflix (from PLN 29), HBO Max (from PLN 29.99), Play Now (from PLN 30) and Player (from PLN 40).
If you prefer a one-time purchase or rental, you can use services such as Premiery Canal+ (rental for PLN 9.99), Apple TV (rental or purchase from PLN 9.99), Prime Video (rental or purchase from PLN 9.99) and Player (rental for PLN 10). Thanks to these various options, you can choose the most convenient way to watch this iconic film.
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