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Summary: Thaddeus and Jue, the senior officers of the hovership The Osiris, have their erotic martial arts sparring session interrupted when the crew discovers a dire threat to the hidden city of Zion. The crew resolves to warn the settlement, but they are immediately detected by the machines and the chase is on. Now Jue must enter the Matrix to send the warning and hope that her comrades can hold off the enemy until she can complete her mission. (imdb)
I remember going to see Dreamcatcher (ughh) in theaters because this was playing before the movie. It's not especially deep or innovative and the animation has aged quickly (as all attempted photorealistic animation does), but it has some cool action and feels more like The Matrix and its sequels than any of the other Animatrix shorts, for better or worse. It also has a lingerie-clad samurai sword chick, for those of you who get off on that kind of thing.
The final short of The Animatrix is also the absolute worst of the bunch. How long did it take the writers to come up with something this simple and generic? 5 minutes? 30 seconds? I'm serious. There is zero imagination here, zero thought; just a grunt having to pump out a short against a deadline, and coming with the first bit of garbage that comes to mind. An absolute waste; the "erotic sparring session" is unnecessary and boring, but it's the only ATTEMPT at anything fun/creative throughout.
The opening sequence looks like a masturbation fantasy for all the adolescents (chronological, and otherwise, if you know what I mean) who are raving Matrix fans. I thought that if you die in The Matrix, you die IRL, too... so it makes no sense to fuck around with swords like that. Whatever. At any rate, I am tired of the Matrix mythos even though I've left it alone since I saw the last movie when it was new 7 years ago. I wanted something more interesting than more chases and more gunfights
beautiful animation, the beginning sequence is remarkably acurate in both movement AND detail, but after that the plot takes off too fast and too little time is taken for the rest of the short. Nice special effects, voice-casting and animation though
It looks nice but I wouldn't be able to honestly say I thought it was essential viewing or offered anything important to a viewer's knowledge of The Matrix universe.