The Matrix Reloaded behind the scenes gags

The Matrix Reloaded

The young singer Arya, who originally played Zee in the film, was killed in an air crash on August 25, 2001. Later, Nona Guye replaced her.
General Motors provided 300 vehicles for the film, but at the end of the filming, all 300 vehicles were destroyed.
The film's global box office exceeded 735 million U.S. dollars, making it the most successful R-rated film in film history.
The film was included in the Guinness World Records with the simultaneous release of 8,517 copies.
Because of its appearance in the film, 10,000 SPH-N270 mobile phones produced by Samsung were quickly sold out.
This film is the highest shooting investment in the series.
"The Matrix 2: Reloaded" premiered 176 days after "The Matrix 3" was released.
The filming cycle of "The Matrix 2: Reloading" is 270 days.
During the filming of "The Matrix 2&3", six films produced by Joe Sheivo were released.
To play Seraf, Jet Li offered a price of 13 million U.S. dollars. The film producer offered Jet Li's remuneration of three million dollars. Jet Li did not appear in The Matrix 2: Reloaded.
More than 2500 sets of computer special effects appeared in "The Matrix 2&3".
The number of people employed to film "The Matrix 2&3" was 3,300. "The Matrix 2&3" has a total budget of US$300 million.
The highway built for The Matrix 2: Reloaded is 1.5 miles long. It cost 40 million dollars to film the highway chase scene and it took 45 days.
The total weight of Murphys clothing is 15 pounds. There are 22 backup sets of his costumes.
Each yard of fabric in Neo's clothing is worth $3.
A total of 1,000 avatars were used when shooting the Zion City scene.
It takes 72 shots to work at the same time to take shots of Neo and 100 Smiths fighting. Keanu weighed 165-170 pounds when filming the film. Keanu was paid 10 million U.S. dollars for the filming of "The Matrix 1," and the sequel was paid 15% of the total box office (estimated to exceed 100 million U.S. dollars).