In what order should I watch The Matrix Trilogy?

I know the matrix is followed by reloaded then revolutions but I am confused as to where to begin the animatrix. Between what films should I watch it. Or should I watch different episodes at different times. Any help would be awesome!In what order should I watch The Matrix Trilogy?
The CGI video (I think it is called Final Flight of the Osiris) thats in animatrix, i think takes place between the first and 2nd movie. As for the rest of the shows on animatrix, not all that sure if they fall in between those 2 or not.





At start of Reloaded in the meeting that Morpheus, Trinity and Neo, Niobe talks about information that came from the Osiris telling them about the machines digging etc.








The crew of the hovercraft Osiris discover a quarter of a million sentinels drilling through the surface of the earth towards the last human city of Zion. As the ship flees from the pursuing machines, crew member Jue attempts an emergency broadcast drop into the Matrix to warn Zion of the imminent attack. A prelude to ';The Matrix Reloaded';. Written by Alexander Lum


http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0350934/plot鈥?/a>In what order should I watch The Matrix Trilogy?
Well, as far as the movies go, from start to finish, obviously.





But the animatrix does not necessarily fall in line with the movies.


Only in several of the segments: ';The Detective'; where Trinity makes contact with Ash, the private detective. Those events obviously happened either before the first movie or between the first and second, but likely before.





Kid's Story is obviously between the first and second films. As we see The Kid in Matrix Reloaded (and he helps to save the day in Revolutions when he is operating the APU).





The Second Renaissance is the history of the Matrix, so it takes place before the films.





Final Flight of the Osiris: Timbo is right actually, this segment did take place between the first and second. Makes logical sense.





The rest of the stories could fall just about anywhere and possibly any version of the matrix.