»Subway Fight Mistake«

Did anyone else notice that, in M1, when Neo and Smith are fighting in the subway tunnel and Smith is preparing to throw Neo across the tracks and into the wall, Smith grabs two handfulls of Neo's shirt in the FRONT, but when he actually throws Neo a split second later, he has two handfulls of Neo's shirt from the BACK. The way the scene is cut, it happens as all one motion without any gaps, so Smith did not have time to switch his hand positioning.

agents can move really fast.(?)

lol


Who cares though? It really isn't relevant to the plot.

good observation anyhow...i may have to look at that one....

I never said it had anything to do with the plot. The title of this forum is "Movie Mistakes", in case you did not notice.

true

The thread "movie mistakes" is not for dumb cinematic mistakes liek these, it is for plot holes or actual mistakes in the story who cars about which side of Neo's shirt got grabbed.

Well,,,That's an interesting point but you gotta look a lot more deeper cuz in one of the scenes you will see the rope that is holding the character and you will see a microphone and you will also see the place where the wachowskis are sitting and changable backgrounds and Panavision's reflections on glasses a part of the picture in the slow motion mode and the rest is not and the most important thing is that you will see the reall neo the other actor who played most of the scenes[/i]

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