Directed by Andy and Larry Wachowski, “The Matrix” was released in 1999. It stars Keanu Reeves as Neo and Laurence “I am not fat” Fishburne as Morpheus. This mind-blowing film informed the public that reality was nothing more than an elaborate computer program. The use of “bullet time” has been copied and parodied countless times since this film came out. However, despite all the praise for the visual effects of this film, it also walked away with an Academy Award for Best Sound Effects Editing and Best Sound. The next two in the series were absolutely awful by comparison.   By https://www.versedautomation.com/  home cinema London

The lobby scene alone would be a suitable test for your home theatre system. The Propellerheads’ techno number “Spybreak” booms along in the background as bullets whiz by the heads of Neo, Trinity and you. This elaborate fight scene is then capped off by giant slow-motion explosion in the elevator shaft, which then leads to another shoot-out on the roof, which then leads to a helicopter explosion. In addition to all this exercise your subwoofer is getting, the tweeters will be doing their best to keep up with the high-pitched digital noise that accompanies entering the matrix and every time an agent takes over a human. Pure orgasmic joy.