The Matrix’s Original Bullet-Time Method Was A Little Too Risky To Work

The term “bullet-time” was first used in the original script for “The Matrix,” in the context of the memorable sequence in which bullets glide through the air in slow motion while Neo (Keanu Reeves) bends back and evades them like a boss.

The effect is still incredibly cool to see, even after so many years since the film’s release in 1999.The bullet-time effect is usually achieved with the aid of multiple cameras to give the impression of time slowing down or coming to a standstill.

Created by John Gaeta and Manex Visual Effects, bullet-time, also known as the Matrix effect, helped…The post The Matrix’s Original Bullet-Time Method Was A Little Too Risky To Work appeared first on /Film.

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