The EPIC Freeway Chase Scene from Matrix — Creatively Edited & Re-Reloaded Mith Chronicler Style

You’ve NEVER seen anything like this!
This (the original footage) is from the movie Matrix Reloaded, a truly awesome movie (and I don’t even watch movies or tv shows anymore. I’m too aware and awake. So, I think that my favorable opinion of these movies is worth noting )

I collected and edited so many scenes and so much footage from these three Matrix movies for my Truthers Matrix series that I ended up with tons of extra material that didn’t fit in those videos or wasn’t suited for their truther-centric theme (simply because there wasn’t a whole lot of trutherisms , philosophy or allegorical gems in these selections that reference or overtly parallel the evil people, systems, and issues that you and I have to contend with here in the real world).

In other words, these particular scenes and clips did not contain any bits of wisdom or information that would enhance our understanding of the things in our lives and our world that really matter)

Even so, these scenes and footage that I collected and chronicled in my private files are still extremely entertaining to watch (and even more entertaining to sculpt into cool videos—if you have the skill, the creativity, and the technical means to do so)

To put it simply: they’re really cool and super fun to watch, especially after I remixed and reshaped them into unique little stories and musical productions that are very dissimilar to their original forms.

💥 This is the Freeway chase scene from Matrix Reloaded. In my opinion, it’s the best “car chase” scene that was ever made. They built a MASSIVE freeway/movie-set to stage and film this in, and the stunt driving in this scene is phenomenal (especially the motorcycle sequence which is truly bad ass and looked like it was dangerous as hell to film even on this giant movie set that they constructed.

Of course, I put my unique artistic spin on the whole thing, and I also used this video to practice and test some really cool new editing techniques that I invented but never tried before . Perhaps you can identify them. I did not entirely succeed at executing what I had envisioned, but I did come very close.

Funny thing is, there is no better material to work with and than The Matrix to develop and practice these techniques. The Matrix was the movie that really pioneered these sorts of techniques, and the style is disturbingly similar to my own unique style (which I think was heavily inspired by these revolutionary movies and by1970s Kung fu flicks, Japanimation, and history/fantasy books (which I write)