Matrix movie and free software philosophy

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GNUser
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A rejoint: 07/17/2013

Some time ago I saw a video that had parts of the matrix films playing to show the philosophy of Free Software. Now I can't find it anymore. Does anyone knows it?
If I remember correctly it was hosted on a website that specifically dealt with free software movement.
Hope someone can help me :)

tomlukeywood
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A rejoint: 12/05/2014

what website did you originally see it on?

GNUser
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A rejoint: 07/17/2013

That's the problem, I don't remember :(
I think it was a website that dealt specifically with free software matters, and it was a page (a specific page inside that website) that looked like a list of files ready for download, like a ftp.
But I don't remember :(

GNUser
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A rejoint: 07/17/2013

YUHUUU!
I found it!! :D

http://www.fsfla.org/~lxoliva/fsfla/whatisthematrix/

Here is the trailer so you can watch it. It gives you an idea of how he took the movie and used it to reflect the Free Software philosophy.
http://www.fsfla.org/~lxoliva/fsfla/whatisthematrix/trailer1.en.ogm

Btw, what the heck is ogm? Never heard of that format.

Calinou
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A rejoint: 03/08/2014

> Btw, what the heck is ogm? Never heard of that format.

Probably Ogg Movie. Extensions don't mean anything anyway...

hack and hack
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A rejoint: 04/02/2015

I love the first Matrix movie (yes, that specifically means that I hate the 2 others and that I feel the need to say it),
and except the ridiculous last "rave party" scene, this is nice!

I'm surprised that it's possible to put a copyright (creative commons it seems) on a video based on copyrighted material. Isn't that pretty much useless?

Magic Banana

I am a member!

I am a translator!

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A rejoint: 07/24/2010

The remix is a new work. Well, it depends on the legislation at work...

hack and hack
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A rejoint: 04/02/2015

It's definitely a new work, but it's hard to take that copyright seriously.
I don't see the point, no ways someone would sell that, and it's probably considered as fair use otherwise.
Anyway, not that important, I wondered if there was something meaningful behind that.