[lelandbatey]

For folks who are having problems or are in a scenario where you can't see this (issue on mobile, text only browser, always reads the comments first, don't want to click on a thing that says "trailer"), here's what the link portrays:

Overall, the page is an ad for the new Matrix movies, a teaser for some upcoming trailer. It's a white screen showing a red pill on the left and a blue pill on the right. You click on one of the pills and a video starts streaming with a voice over, a-la one of Morpheus' speeches from the original. As you see the green "matrix digital rain" falling, you'll hear the same voice over per-pill each time, with both indicating something along the lines of "are you sure about what you know?" and right after that opening voice line the video will show the current time (very seamlessly, so it seems like it's always been a part of the video) and the actor doing the voice-over says the time right then.

In my case it was 10:59am when I played the video, so the overall effect was like this:

    "Are you sure you know what you know?" ( <- paraphrasing)

      Cut to large swooshing graphic of
      the numbers "10:59" as the voice
      actor says "ten fifty nine a.m."

      Then the rest of the teaser plays.

No matter which you click on you get effectively the same thing, but with a different script and voice per pill color.

[sangnoir]

The audio tracks may be the same, but the video changes every minute. The videos contain (very) brief flashbacks to previous matrix movies as well as new footage - each scene gets less than a second, but the scenes shown change minute by minute.