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Title: The Animatrix
Release date: 6 March, 2003
Record label: Warner Home Video
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Official website: Animatrix
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"Who Am I" Peace Orchestra (5:58)
"Big Wednesday" Freeland (5:03)
"Blind Tiger" Layo + Bushwacka! (6:19)
"Under The Gun" Supreme Beings Of Leisure (3:28)
"Martineau Waves" Meat Beat Manifesto (7:41)
"Ren2" Photek (4:05)
"Hands Around My Throat" Death In Vegas (5:05)
"A Beauty That Never Fades" Junkie XL (6:13)
"Supremoves" Overseer (4:18)
"Conga Fury" Juno Reactor (7:24)
"Red Pill, Blue Pill" Junkie XL (8:58)
"The Real" Tech Itch (8:01)
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Send to a FriendAn unprecedented fusion of CG-animation and Japanese anime, The Animatrix is a collection of nine original short films conceived by the Wachowski Brothers, the creators of The Matrix trilogy. Inspired by the visionary action and innovative storytelling that power the trilogy, this spectacularly visual short film series delves deeper into the mind-bending world of The Matrix and the characters who inhabit it.
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Created in the anime style pioneered by Japanese animation artists and helmed by world-renowned anime directors, The Animatrix also features the voices of actors Keanu Reeves (Neo) and Carrie-Anne Moss (Trinity) in two of the shorts.
Animatrix soundtrack
THE ANIMATRIX features an eclectic techno soundtrack supervised by renowned DJ/producer/remixer Jason Bentley with some of today's hottest electronica artists such as Juno Reactor, Death in Vegas, Massive Attack, Meat Beat Manifesto and others. The original score for the project is provided by Don Davis, who crafted the music for all three films in The Matrix trilogy. Check out the track listing below...
THE ANIMATRIX (DVD), a groundbreaking collection of nine short films from the creators of The Matrix Trilogy, and the soundtrack are due in stores on June 3, 2003!
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Nice article, Solo Fonz. Some people might like to know that you can download four of these episodes for free at http://www.intothematrix.com
I'd love to see the DVD when it's out, I'll probably get is when I come across it somewhere. The soundtrack will probably be nice as well, although not really my style.