A trilogy of movies that steadily get worse the further into the trilogy you.
"The Matrix" is way better than "The Matrix: Revolutions"
by Maximus April 10, 2004
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Cool program that allows you to load stuff into your brain really fast.
Shit!? I know tai-kwan-do!
by Mr. Andersson. November 15, 2003
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A guy on the G4 forums who is banned a lot. He also does stuff some times.
"DILLIGAF?" - The Matrix
by The Thief March 3, 2004
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Bloated, pretentious and ultimately vacuous vehicle for special effects and product placement.
I just saw the Matrix. Now I'm 2 and a half hours older.
by dirtyarse November 14, 2003
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A program that's loaded into the subconcious mind. The brain and central nervous system are interfaced with the Matrix. Electrical signals from the Matrix travel to the brain and central nervous system from which the brain translates as touch, taste, smell, sight and sound. Because the central nervous system interfaces with the Matrix, affected persons will feel pain.
If a fatal wound or injury is incurred while inside the Matrix, death results.
by Gary Destruction November 11, 2003
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Movie whose main premise is that humans are fed reality directly into their brains so that their bodies may be used as batteries by a machine civilization on post-apolyptic earth. The Matrix refers to the reality fed into people's brains. The premise is fundamentally flawed however as: (a) people are not batteries; (b) you'd have to feed the people to get electricity (if you could): see perpetual motion; (c) they could just use some other animal that doesn't require The Matrix.
Why didn't the Machines just use ostrich's, elephants, horses, pigs, monkeys, apes, aardvarks (or any other animal) as batteries? They surely wouldn't require The Matrix. Other animals wouldn't revolt. Human batteries? Riiight. However, I'm sure Matrix fans can come up with some fanciful explanation.
by Mr jullio February 10, 2010
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A reference to a matrix, that is, a series of rows and columns that form a 2-dimensional shape.
by Sean October 31, 2003
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