The Matrix 4 must pay $2,000 in compensation for “vandalism of public property” when filming intense fire and explosion scenes in public places

To get the most realistic scenes, The Matrix 4 team accepted compensation for material damage while filming in San Francisco, USA.

After announcing the release date on May 21, 2021, The Matrix 4 team immediately began filming in San Francisco, USA. As previously reported, this film will minimize the abuse of CGI technology, conducting thrilling action scenes directly to bring the most realistic feeling.

Recently, fans were excited when The Matrix 4 revealed behind-the-scenes footage including many epic explosions right on public streets, launching several cars into the sky. However, trouble also comes from here, because these explosions have affected the surrounding environment with a total damage of up to 2,000 USD.

Specifically, according to news site NBCBayArea, the heat from the explosions on the set melted many nearby plastic billboards, and also caused damage to some roadside light poles.

Although for fans, this can be considered a good sign of the film’s authenticity, but this will certainly somewhat negatively affect the production costs of The Matrix 4. Weekend This time, they will continue to conduct some filming in San Francisco, and many people believe that the damage figure will not stop at 2,000 USD.

Encar Orozco, an employee of the furniture company JCDecaux Street Furniture, who was present near the set of The Matrix at that time, said: ” When I witnessed the explosions and the series of melted plastic, my colleagues and I were extremely surprised. and didn’t understand what was going on. We immediately called the manager to report, and then after hearing what others said, we realized that these were actually scenes from the movie .”

However, residents living in this area appeared quite calm, even somewhat excited because of the explosions of The Matrix. Marianne Sarrazin shared: ” I think this is the price that the film crew had planned before filming. As long as they can ensure the safety of the actors and people around the set, it’s ok. As for the disadvantages, Material damage is just an unexpected incident and can be easily handled .

Citizen Carol Dickerson was also extremely impressed when the film crew was able to perform many risky action scenes in the middle of crowded streets: ” When I looked out the window, I suddenly saw a helicopter.” that they used was flying at a low, very low level. I was afraid that it would hit the surrounding buildings and cause a catastrophic accident, but luckily they conducted the scene safely. whole “.

Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss appeared on the set of The Matrix 4 a few days ago.

About 2 weeks ago, The Matrix 4 also made fans excited when performing extremely risky scenes on the roofs of high-rise buildings. In particular, two actors, most likely stuntmen, did not hesitate to plunge straight down, with the help of a protective cable system.

Although they are all professionals with a lot of experience in the profession, from the audience’s perspective, this is still a sweaty action, and also shows the level of “play” this time. Matrix.

The Matrix 4 will welcome the return of Keanu Reeves (Neo), Carrie-Anne Moss (Trinity) and Jada Pinkett Smith (Niobe) along with a series of other quality names such as Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Neil Patrick Harris, Jessica Henwick, Jonathan Groff, Toby Onwumere, Eréndira Ibarra, Priyanka Chopra, Andrew Caldwell, Brian J. Smith, and Ellen Hollman.

The script for this film will be written by Lana Wachowski – who also takes on the role of director like the previous 3 films.