The Matrix in LEGO

The Matrix is 10-years-old, and to celebrate Trevor Boyd and Steve Ilett recreated the iconic "Bullet Time" sequence out of LEGO. Their short film, titled "Trinity Help," is a frame-accurate stop-motion animation of the scene. It took them 440 hours to recreate the 44 second clip entirely "in camera." LegoMatrix

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Anonymous

@jfrancis

yes they do but they are hilariously oversized
Anonymous

CHRIST YES! F**King Awesome
jfrancis

Do LEGO’s have weapons? I know there are third party ‘arms dealers.’
- Laurel L. Russwurm
  
  Lego has been rife with weapons for at least a couple of decades… (probably all started with cutlasses for the pirates)
  
  Ain’t technology wonderful. Excellent animation folks. Very well done.
Nasty

Frickin sweet
Gloria

10 years old? Jeez. I feel like a geezer.
Anonymous

It still cracks me up that this big ‘trailer moment’ of the movie features the hero falling over backwards onto his butt in fright.
Gilgongo

Good, but not this good.
Anonymous

lol.

the credits were as long as the movie.
dhalgren

Righteously cool.
Anonymous

awesome!!!!
Anonymous

aaaawww ssssoooommmmeee
Drhaggis

I like the fact that they recreated the original movie goof, with the missing guns at Neo’s feet during bullet time.
No More Mr Nice Guy

Awesomely incredible. And LEGO nemo even acts better than his human counterpart.
Eric Ragle

Instant awesome.
Anonymous

That was Excellent!! I’m clapping right now.