There is definitely not a glitch in 'The Matrix'

Rating: 10/10 (7 July 2019)

'The Matrix' became an instant phenomenon that spawned two direct sequels, several video games, and graphic novels. Not to mention how much that movie has been an influence on the films of the 21st century in general.
'The Matrix' although released twenty years ago, is still as fresh as it was upon its release. Yes, some can argue that the technology (cellphones and computers) is outdated, but this is the least of the worries - the story takes place inside a computer-generated world that is modeled after the year 1999. The special effects combining CGI with practical stunts and sets still look amazing, and there aren't many movies that came after that have surpassed 'The Matrix' in this department. Fight scenes are as beautiful as ballet, and that sort of poetic fighting choreography is another thing that many (in Hollywood) have tried to replicate, but have failed. Not to mention the film's thought-provoking premise, and its philosophical aspects that have been the basis to numerous essays, reviews, and even studies. Yet, none of its ambitions or allegories (religious or not) feel pretentious. The serious subject matter is masterfully mixed with fantastic visual effects, thus creating a movie which ideas we can discuss over, or simply being an entertaining action epic.
Well developed characters and not only the main ones are also an attestation about masterful writing and well thought out screenplay. Side characters are not there just to be killed off in some flashy way.
There are few movies that became instant classics, and even fewer are those that stand the test of time in today's fast-moving world and can pull theater full even twenty years later*.
*Went to see the special screening on July 3rd. 2019.