biological cells multiply expotentally into a multi trillion celled organism from only one cell. this can be viewed using numbers shown through a relative matrix. two simple numbers can be the gateway to everything relatitive to our existance creating an endless matris of numbers that are relative to our own existance, birthdates, cell numbers, addresses, names, personalitys, ect.
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by Zach G. December 04, 2003
See Matrix...
Then add steroids, screw character development, but keep the actor who's catch phrase happens to be, "Yeah..." or "All right..."
Then add steroids, screw character development, but keep the actor who's catch phrase happens to be, "Yeah..." or "All right..."
The Matrix Reloaded was bad-ass! I took a piss in the middle and didn't miss anything but repetative fight sequences!
by HanpanX May 20, 2003
Better than Reloaded,but everything is too repetative, once you've seen one big ball of matter explode you've seen them all. It's not the worst in the triology but it's still a disappointment.
If you gave a child a crayon, told him about the matrix I'm sure he'd have thought of something better than this shit, lets go watch LOTR.
by DC February 05, 2004
Sequel that sucked by killing all significane of the first one. the special effects and agent smith are what made the movie worthwile.
by sleepisbetter June 13, 2003
The third and final (so we hope) movie in the Matrix trilogy. On an entertainment level, it's fine, if you're expecting something up to par of the first one you will be sorely dissapionted.
by a name! December 03, 2003
A pretty cool movie that is plotless but still cool. It is seconded only by The Italian Job for its in-movie advertising.
by Pimp T-Dawg November 14, 2003