The peak showdown between Neo and Worker Smith is the highlight of "Matrix Revolution". In order to film this scene, the crew spent 8 weeks, and the previous preparations took several months. In order to complete the exaggerated idea of the Wachowski brothers, the production team had to develop new technical equipment. The torrential rain in the film is compelling, which is different from the rain scenes in other films because the new equipment allows the water to circulate and purify continuously, and the raindrops produced are extra large.
Shooting the fighting and dialogue shots in the crater was the biggest challenge Hugo Weiwen faced.
In order to create a sense of weightlessness in the aerial scene, the special effects and special effects department jointly invented a device called "Tuning Forks", which is a special rigging that allows actors and stuntmen to simulate weightlessness during a fight. This scene was shot in a box-like set "egg box" surrounded by a blue screen, and then a virtual scene was added to the background.
Other rigging used in the film includes the "" invented by Keanu Levi’s substitute(), which allows actors to roll in any direction; and on the crew The poor reputation of "Turning the River to the Sea" is named "Turning the River to the Sea" because this device that imitates free fall often causes actors to vomit.
Another violating gravity scene in "Matrix Revolution" appeared in the locker of the "Hell Club". Trinity, Murphys and the guardian angel entered an underground club in the matrix to face Meroving who offered a reward for capturing them. add. In order to film this scene, a track system was installed on the ceiling of the studio to allow actors and stunts hanging upside down to determine the direction of movement. "Flip Band" is here again, it helps the actors to complete a lot of stunt fights.
When filming the scene in which Zion was under siege, the crew wanted to show the scene of the electronic octopus grabbing a human warrior with its tentacles, ravaging it, and then throwing it out, so a hydraulic device called "Airbike" was used. This device was originally used to simulate the trajectory of a motorcycle in front of a green screen. Later, stunt staff gave it the nickname "PMS Machine".
