The Matrix Reloaded: Difference between revisions
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The Matrix Reloaded: Difference between revisions
''The Matrix Reloaded'' is the 2003 sequel to 1999's ''[[The Matrix]]''. Returning as directors were the [[Wachowski Brothers]], who made this film back to back with ''[[The Matrix Revolutions]]''.
''The Matrix Reloaded'' is the 2003 sequel to 1999's ''[[The Matrix]]''. Returning as directors were [[The Wachowskis]], who made this film back to back with ''[[The Matrix Revolutions]]''.
'''The following weapons were used in the film ''The Matrix Reloaded'':'''
'''The following weapons were used in the film ''The Matrix Reloaded'':'''
Trinity (Carrie-Anne Moss) opens the film by diving out of a high-rise office building's window while wielding two IMI Micro Uzis, firing them at a pursuing Agent. She also closes the movie when the dream Neo (Keanu Reeves) has comes true.
Trinity (Carrie-Anne Moss) carries a pair of Beretta 92FS Compact pistols as her sidearms in the film. She draws one and aims at Persephone (Monica Bellucci) when she desires to kiss Neo (Keanu Reeves). She later pulls one of them and fires it into one Twin's arm when he blocks open a door leading to a parking garage.
As per the norm in the Matrix series, the Agents in the film can be seen wielding IMI Desert Eagle Mark XIX pistols in .50 AE. Smith (Hugo Weaving) uses them to terrifying effect when a group of his clones, all carrying identical Desert Eagles, volley fire them at the protagonists as they're trying to flee, fatally wounding the Keymaker (Randall Duk Kim) with multiple hits to the torso. Unlike the first film, the Desert Eagles in this film have a polished finish instead of the original Matte black.
During the freeway chase scene, one of the Twins opens fire on the protagonists with a Heckler & Koch UMP-45 fitted with a C-More red dot sight and an almost bottomless magazine. Showing no concern for innocents caught in the crossfire, he opens fire on a luckless Chevy Tahoe SUV that winds up between him and his target, causing it to flip and trigger a spectacular chain-reaction pileup.
Morpheus (Laurence Fishburne) uses a Glock 18C in the confrontation with the Twins in the parking garage, then in the following freeway chase scene, where he uses it to destroy the Twins' Cadillac Escalade after using a katana to help flip the vehicle. Morpheus's Glock 18C is fitted with a 19-round magazine during the scene in the parking garage, then reloaded with a 33-round extended magazine during the freeway chase.
Error creating thumbnail: File missingGlock 18C 9x19mmError creating thumbnail: File missingMorpheus fires his Glock 18C in the parking garage, fitted with a 19-round magazine.Error creating thumbnail: File missingMorpheus loads a 33-round magazine into his Glock 18C as they head for the highway.Error creating thumbnail: File missingMorpheus drops his Glock 18C while fighting with one of the Twins in the car. Note how the magazine is empty, as evident by the lack of brass seen through the viewing ports.Error creating thumbnail: File missingAn excellent shot of the Glock 18C, proving it is not a converted Glock 17 like in many films by showing the selector switch on the slide (set to semi-auto fire) and the fact the slide says "18C" on the slide. This fact is also noted by armourer Rock Gallotti in the DVD extra material.Error creating thumbnail: File missingMorpheus fires his Glock 18C at Agent Johnson, who dodges the rounds. This seems like a more appropriate time to fire it in full auto, but for some reason he doesn't. This is possibly because with his other hand restrained he could not reach the fire selector.Error creating thumbnail: File missingMorpheus destroys the Twins' Cadillac Escalade with a long burst from his Glock 18C. Note blank shells ejecting.
Walther P99
While making their way through the hallway of doors, the protagonists have an unexpected encounter with Agent Smith (Hugo Weaving). When he tells them that he "wants everything", Morpheus pulls out a Walther P99 and holds it to his head, asking if "everything" included a bullet from the gun. Before Morpheus can fire, a swarm of Smith clones burst in and overpower them.
After agreeing to help the protagonists, Persephone (Monica Bellucci) kills one of her husband's henchmen and threatens another with a COP 357 Derringer with pearl grips, loaded with silver bullets.
During the meeting where the machines' plan to attack Zion is revealed, one of the Zion rebels guarding the door is seen carrying a nickel Stevens 67 shotgun with a sawed-off barrel, black pistol grip and foregrip.
Error creating thumbnail: File missingSavage/Springfield Model 67, a license built version of the Stevens 67 riot configuration - 12 gauge. The Model 67 is distinctive in that it is one of the only shotguns where the ejection port actually opens up on the side AND the top of the receiver.Error creating thumbnail: File missingOne of the Zion rebels holding a nickel plated, sawed-off Stevens 67 shotgun with black pistol grips. The ejection port opening extending to the top of the receiver is a clue that this is a Stevens 67 model.
SIG-Sauer P229 Sport
Ghost (Anthony Brandon Wong) packs a stainless steel SIG-Sauer P229 Sport. He is briefly seen loading it just before the car he and Niobe (Jada Pinkett Smith) are in is rear-ended by a semi truck whose driver has changed into an Agent.
