| The Matrix | |||||
| Warner Bros. (1999) | |||||
| Action, Fantasy, Science Fiction, Thriller | |||||
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| Keanu Reeves | Neo | |
| Carrie-Anne Moss | Trinity | |
| Laurence Fishburne | Morpheus | |
| Marcus Chong | Tank | |
| Matt Doran | Mouse | |
| Hugo Weaving | Agent Smith | |
| Gloria Foster | Oracle | |
| Julian Arahanga | Apoc | |
| Belinda McClory | Switch | |
| Joe Pantoliano | Cypher / Mr. Reagan | |
| Anthony Ray Parker | Dozer | |
| Paul Goddard | Agent Brown | |
| Robert Taylor | Agent Jones | |
| David Aston | Rhineheart | |
| Marc Gray | Choi |
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| Producer | Andy Wachowski
Larry Wachowski |
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| Writer | Andy Wachowski
Larry Wachowski |
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| Cinematography | Bill Pope
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| Musician | Don Davis
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Neo is a young software engineer and part-time hacker who is singled out by some mysterious figures who want to introduce him into the secret of 'the matrix'. The cops also seem to be after him, and he takes a chance on discovering what he has always suspected: that the world is not quite what it seems to be and a sinister conspiracy is at work. |
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