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"Trinity! Help!"
The Lego version of the Bullet Time dodge scene from The Matrix.
Be sure to check it out in high definition 1280x532.
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Check our accuracy
Side by side comparison of the original and our Lego version.
Marvel at how accurate we got these shots. Go on, marvel!
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Camera B
The bullet time dodge was filmed with 4 cameras simultaneously, with the
main movie being shot on camera A.
This is the view from camera B on the same rotating arm as Camera A.
You can read all about the making of this scene here.
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Camera C
This is the view from camera C with visibility of the whole room.
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Camera D
This is the view from the overhead camera D.
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3GP Phone Format
Old 3GP (263) cut compatible with my phone.
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LegoBoard'd Lego Trinity Help
So, just for amusement purposes only, here is the 2D Lego Mosaic version of
the Lego version of the bullet time scene from the Matrix.
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Early Bullet Trail Test Footage
Our first idea for bullet trails wasn't Lego at all, it was all sequins
and floral arrangment wire and foam. Fruity!
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Early OCR Test Footage
Taking the OCR out for a spin.
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