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(RDA 7.11.3) 500 _ _ $a Wide screen (2.4:1). (RDA 7.19) 500 _ _ $a Features: written introduction by the Wachowski Brothers; 4 commentaries: philosophers Dr. Cornel West and Ken Wilber, critics Todd McCarthy, John Powers and David Thomson, cast/crew commentary by Carrie-Anne Moss, Zach Staenberg and John Gaeta, composer commentary by Don Davis with music only track; feature-length documentary, The Matrix revisited; Behind the Matrix documentary gallery: 7 featurettes; Take the red pills documentary gallery: 2 featurettes; Follow the white rabbit documentary gallery: 9 featurettes; the music revisited: 41 track audio selection of nearly 3 hours of music; and Marilyn Manson "Rock Is Dead" music video. (RDA 7.16) 508 _ _ $a Music by Don Davis; editor Zach Staenbuerg; production designer Owen Patterson; director of photography Bill Pope; co-producer Dan Cracchiolo; executive producers Barrie Osborne, Andrew Mason, Andy Wachowski, Larry Wachowski, Erwin Stoff, and Bruce Berman. 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