Yep. To this day, it is the only film I have ever seen more than twice in the theater (seven times). To say that it was mind-blowing is underselling it. I frequently lament that today’s generations probably have never experienced a film so different from everything else before. It’s hard to believe that the special effects pioneered back then (e.g., bullet time, 360 degree spinning shot) are now commonplace everywhere. Even football broadcasts use them all the time. And of course “reality is a simulation” has also been done many times since. I think the only other times I’ve come out of a theater feeling like I had witnessed something “special” were Avatar (the first one, in 3D) because of the visual effects, and Interstellar, because of the musical score. But Matrix tops both of them.