Other than Keanu Reeves dodging bullets in slow-motion or Laurence Fishburne waxing poetic about the sham nature of our ...

“It’s not actually a book,” he said ... However, Simon instead opted to stylise The Matrix’s code as katakana, which are syllabic characters used for spelling foreign words.

Matrix code creator Simon Whiteley Whiteley returned to the source. Like most Japanese texts, the recipe books were written "back to front" and sentences were read top to bottom. So Whiteley asked ...

whereas "The Matrix" code is stylized in syllabic characters primarily used for foreign words. When asked if a specific book inspired the code, he told Wired, "I've been kind of not wanting to ...

One iconic aspect of the film series is the green computer code that explained what was happening in the Matrix to whoever was reading it. A recent interview with one of the film’s production ...

the creator of the Matrix’s distinctive code, said that it all came from his wife’s Japanese cookbook. Whiteley scanned the characters from that book and digitally manipulated them until they ...

The falling lines of code - used to represent the Matrix itself - has remained mysterious ... actually came from his Japanese wife's recipe books. That's because he used half-width Japanese ...

“I like to tell everybody that The Matrix’s code is made out of Japanese sushi ... cinephile decodes those lines and a Matrix recipes book is released on the world.

In the movie, Cypher is an expert at reading Matrix code and is himself coded or disguised. Matrix digital rain is the code for the Matrix that rains down on various computer screens. The ...