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Matrikss-Revolūcija (2003)

Matrix Revolutions, The | United States of America| Australia

At the stunning conclusion of The Matrix Reloaded, Neo (KEANU REEVES) took another step forward in the quest for truth that began with his journey into the real world at the outset of The Matrix - but that transformation has left him drained of his power, adrift in a no man's land between the Matrix and the Machine World. While Trinity (CARRIE-ANNE MOSS) holds vigil over Neo's comatose body, Morpheus (LAURENCE FISHBURNE) grapples with the revelation that the One in which he has invested a life's worth of faith is merely another system of control invented by the architects of the Matrix. In The Matrix Revolutions, the final explosive chapter in the Matrix trilogy, the epic war between man and machine reaches a thundering crescendo: the Zion military, aided by courageous civilian volunteers like Zee (NONA GAYE) and the Kid (CLAYTON WATSON), desperately battles to hold back the Sentinel invasion as the Machine army bores into their stronghold. Facing total annihilation, the citizens of the last bastion of humanity fight not only for their own lives, but for the future of mankind itself. But an unknown element poisons the ranks from within: the rogue program Smith (HUGO WEAVING) has cunningly hijacked Bane (IAN BLISS), a member of the hovercraft fleet. Growing more powerful with each passing second, Smith is beyond even the control of the Machines and now threatens to destroy their empire along with the real world and the Matrix. The Oracle (MARY ALICE) offers Neo her final words of guidance, which he accepts with the knowledge that she is a program and her words could be just another layer of falsehood in the grand scheme of the Matrix.

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Description

Director

Lilly Wachowski
Lana Wachowski

Writers

Lilly Wachowski
Lana Wachowski

Stars

Keanu Reeves
Thomas "Neo" Anderson

Laurence Fishburne
Morpheus

Carrie-Anne Moss
Trinity

Hugo Weaving
Agent Smith

Mary Alice
Oracle

Helmut Bakaitis
The Architect

Lambert Wilson
The Merovingian

Roy Jones Jr.
Captain Ballard

Randall Duk Kim
The Keymaker

Harry Lennix
Commander Lock

Others...

Budget

150,000,000.00

Revenue

424,988,211.00

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Keywords

future, dystopia, cyberpunk, fight, virtual reality, hero, killer robot, artificial intelligence, sunlight, computer, martial arts, saving the world, flying, key, dream, subway, fortune teller, dying and death, mission, rescue, truth, computer virus, trans director, faith, kung fu, man vs machine, precognition, underground world, world religion, gnosticism, philosophy, temple, sun, super computer, machine town, ying yang, yin yang

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Production

Warner Bros. Pictures, Village Roadshow Pictures, Silver Pictures, NPV Entertainment

Actor

Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fishburne, Carrie-Anne Moss, Hugo Weaving, Mary Alice, Helmut Bakaitis, Lambert Wilson, Roy Jones Jr., Randall Duk Kim, Harry Lennix, Matt McColm, Harold Perrineau, Tanveer K. Atwal, Jada Pinkett Smith, Gina Torres, Collin Chou, Cornel West, Nona Gaye, Henry Blasingame, Monica Bellucci, Maurice Morgan, David Bowers, Bernard White, Matt Castelli, Ian Bliss, Bruce Spence, David Roberts, Kate Beahan, Dion Horstmans, Lachy Hulme, Clayton Watson, Francine Bell, Christopher Kirby, Rachel Blackman, Peter Lamb, Essie Davis, Nathaniel Lees, Genevieve O'Reilly, Robert Mammone, Anthony Brandon Wong, Joe Manning, Anthony Zerbe, Tharini Mudaliar, Rene Naufahu, Robyn Nevin, Kittrick Redmond, Rupert Reid, Kevin Michael Richardson, Richard Sydenham, Che Timmins, Rick Shuster

Creators

Lilly Wachowski (Director), Lilly Wachowski (Screenplay), Lana Wachowski (Director), Lana Wachowski (Screenplay), Joel Silver (Producer), Don Davis (Original Music Composer), Bill Pope (Director of Photography), Zach Staenberg (Editor), Mali Finn (Casting), Shauna Wolifson (Casting), Owen Paterson (Production Design), Jules Cook (Art Direction), Catherine Mansill (Art Direction), Charlie Revai (Art Direction), Brian Dusting (Set Decoration), Kym Barrett (Costume Design), Maggie Fung (Makeup Artist), Hugh Bateup (Art Direction), Richard Adrian (Sound Designer), Steve Courtley (Special Effects), Deb Asch (Visual Effects), Ray Anthony (Stunts), Glenn Boswell (Stunts), Chuck Duke (Animation), James McTeigue (Assistant Director), Gregg Rudloff (Sound Re-Recording Mixer), Brice R. Parker (Visual Effects Coordinator), John 'D.J.' Des Jardin (Visual Effects Supervisor), Brad Martin (Stunts), David Lee (Sound Recordist), Bruce Berman (Executive Producer), Ousaun Elam (Stunts), Andrew Mason (Executive Producer), Grant Hill (Executive Producer), Dane A. Davis (Sound Designer), Zigmund Gron (Music Editor), Peter Robb-King (Makeup Department Head), Jessica Alan (Post Production Supervisor), Simon Murton (Concept Artist), Yuen Woo-ping (Fight Choreographer), Steve Richards (Associate Producer), Michael Turner (Assistant Art Director), Ross Emery (Second Unit Director of Photography), Kimble Rendall (Second Unit Director), Nash Edgerton (Stunts), Margaret Aston (Makeup Artist), Susan Hegarty (Dialect Coach), Scott McLean (Stunts), Rick Canelli (ADR Recordist), Danielle Burgio (Stunts), John Gaeta (Visual Effects Supervisor), Julia Evershade (Supervising Sound Editor), Mick Roughan (Stunts), Chris Mitchell (Stunts), Barbara Harris (ADR Voice Casting), Damien Drew (Assistant Art Director), Jacqueline King (Production Coordinator), Philip Thomas (Set Designer), Danial Donai (Stunts), John Roesch (Foley Artist), Karen Murphy (Assistant Art Director), Nathan Whitehead (Assistant Sound Editor), Dan Bronson (Costume Supervisor), George Hull (Concept Artist), Paul Berolzheimer (Sound Effects Editor), David E. Campbell (Sound Re-Recording Mixer), John T. Reitz (Sound Re-Recording Mixer), Darrin Prescott (Stunts), Christian Huband (Set Designer), Michael W. Mitchell (Sound Effects Editor), Steve Pederson (Additional Sound Re-Recording Mixer), Chris O'Hara (Stunts), Terry Clotiaux (Visual Effects Producer), Joe E. Rand (Music Editor), Reg Garside (Gaffer), Alyson Dee Moore (Foley Artist), Paul Hackner (Assistant Sound Editor), Mark Larry (Sound Effects Editor), Belinda Villani (Sculptor), Jody Rogers (Visual Effects Editor), Stephanie Flack (Supervising Dialogue Editor), Judith A. Cory (Hair Department Head), Fiona Searson (Unit Publicist), Michael Edward Johnson (Sound Effects Editor), Marky Lee Campbell (Stunts), Harry Dakanalis (Stunts), Andrew Lackey (Sound Effects Editor), Darek Gogol (Concept Artist), Mary Jo Lang (Foley Mixer), Philip Keller (Storyboard Artist), Victoria Sullivan (Script Supervisor), Alex Kuzelicki (Stunts), Deborah Taylor (Key Makeup Artist), John Bowring (Armorer), Peter Cogar (Armorer), L. Dean Jones Jr. (Unit Production Manager), Nancy Barker (First Assistant Sound Editor), Dan Glass (Visual Effects Supervisor), Marc Gabbana (Concept Artist), Armin Steiner (Scoring Mixer), Peter Lawless (Location Manager), Gerald Scaife (Production Supervisor), Tina Gordon (Makeup Artist), Min Windle (Stunts), Ian Bird (Key Grip), Godric Cole (Set Designer), Gerry Nucifora (Boom Operator), Vicki Popplewell (Associate Producer), David Jobe (Foley Mixer), Scott Morgan (Foley Recordist), Graham Jahne (Stunts), Warwick Sadler (Stunts), Darko Tuscan (Stunts), Yasca Sinigaglia (Stunts), Suzanne Celeste (Dialect Coach), Eryne Prine (Assistant Sound Editor), Michael Vivian (Dolly Grip), Martin Fargher (Grip), Jay Munro (Best Boy Grip), Thomas J. O'Connell (ADR Mixer), Aron Walker (Dolly Grip), Stephanie Brown (ADR Editor), Cindi Knapton (Assistant Art Director), Mark Watson (Electrician), Amanda Crittenden (Production Supervisor), Gillian Statham (Stunts), Lou Horvath (Stunts), Bernadette Van Gyen (Stunts), Geofrey Darrow (Conceptual Design), Claire Richardson (Second Assistant Director), Toby Pease (Second Unit First Assistant Director), Brit Sooby (Stunts), Ian Bickerton (Construction Foreman), Raelene Chapman (Stunts), Bob Bowles (Stunts), Peter Jeremijenko (Stunts), John Regan (Grip), Aaron Walters (Stunts), Keir Beck (Stunts), Melanie Peyton-Smith (Stunts), Henrie Stride (Extras Casting Assistant)

Alternative titles

The Matrix 3 (US)
The Matrix 3: Revolutions (US)
The Matrix Revolutions: The IMAX Experience (US)
매트릭스 3: 레볼루션 (KR)
Matrix 3 - Revolutions (FR)
Matrix III Revolutions (ES)
Matrix Revoluciones (MX)
Матрица: Революция (RU)
Matrix, the 03 Matrix Revolutions, The (US)
The Matrix 3 - Revolutions (US)
黑客帝国3 (CN)
Matrix 3 (MX)
Matrix 3 (ES)
Matrix 3 (US)
Matrix III - Revolutions (IT)
Matrix 3 - Revolutions (IT)
Μάτριξ 3 (GR)
매트릭스 레볼루션 (KR)
Matrix 3 Revoluciones (MX)
Matrix Revolutions (DE)
Matrix 3 (CA)
Matrix 3 - Revolutions (CA)
The Matrix III: Revolutions (US)

Release dates

05.11.2003 (DK)
05.11.2003 (IT)
06.11.2003 (AU)
05.11.2003 (NL)
05.11.2003 (HU)
05.11.2003 (BR)
06.11.2003 (GR)
05.11.2003 (KR)
05.11.2003 (ES)
05.11.2003 (CA)
05.11.2003 (FI)
05.11.2003 (BG)
05.11.2003 (DE)
05.11.2003 (TW)
05.11.2003 (GB)
05.11.2003 (JP)
05.11.2003 (SE)
02.04.2004 (SE)
26.11.2008 (SE)
05.11.2003 (CZ)
05.11.2003 (US)
05.11.2003 (FR)
07.09.2009 (BR)
24.09.2005 (NL)
15.10.2008 (NL)
20.05.2007 (NL)
03.11.2003 (IE)
05.11.2003 (HK)
05.11.2003 (SE)
05.11.2003 (ES)
05.11.2003 (KR)
07.11.2003 (GR)
05.11.2003 (PT)
05.11.2003 (IT)
27.10.2003 (US)
05.11.2003 (JP)
05.11.2003 (KR)
05.11.2003 (ES)
05.11.2003 (HK)
05.11.2003 (AU)
05.11.2003 (MX)
07.09.2009 (BR)
02.04.2004 (DE)
05.11.2003 (PT)
05.11.2003 (FR)
05.11.2003 (IE)
05.11.2003 (GR)

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