While IMO Reloaded and Revolutions are not that bad, at least they had some great action sequences.
First I'd like to tell you how I thought Trinity/Neo would be back. I thought that since Neo "injected" Trinity with his code to bring her back to life in Revolutions, somehow she would still exist in the matrix. And Neo being the one would still exist in the Matrix as some sort of "Smith's replacement"
Back to our regular programming...
Resurrections is a huge MESS, at first I thought that eventually everything would fall in line and somehow make sense. Short story NO.
The opening scene is probably the best thing on the movie and NEO isn't even in it. That tells you a lot.
The movie fails to explain the hows and whys of every character. Young Morpheus is hinted as being programed by Neo but that's not clear. Neo himself is brought back to life but the scene shows Neo's body with major wounds like a fractured skull with exposed brain tissue and a missing eye. That never happened in Revolutions.
The "I know Kung-fu" scene with Neo and Morpheus is badly done.
There are also hints that everthing in the Matrix is a loop and there are alternate characters "a la multiverse" that replace Trinity/Neo on the loops, but then that gets discarded.
Yet another storyline goes on Neo/Trinity being a fundamental part of the Matrix, like it can't exist without them, but again, guess what... I'll let you figure it out.
You would be led to believe that Smith is the main villain again... and for the most part of the movie it appears so, but then that also went to the trash, and that's really really bad as the main villain is ridiculous. You tought the Architect was bad? Think again.
The worst part of the movie is that there is no real threat. Xion (or whatever its called now, I forgot.) is in no danger. Apparently the machines kept at least part of the bargain by not attacking humans albeit apparently not letting pods free. Even Neo and Trinity aren't in any danger. But for some reason (Love) Neo "must" selfishly rescue trinity in spite of potentially putting everyone in danger, again for some reason.
To think they are already considering a sequel...
First I'd like to tell you how I thought Trinity/Neo would be back. I thought that since Neo "injected" Trinity with his code to bring her back to life in Revolutions, somehow she would still exist in the matrix. And Neo being the one would still exist in the Matrix as some sort of "Smith's replacement"
Back to our regular programming...
Resurrections is a huge MESS, at first I thought that eventually everything would fall in line and somehow make sense. Short story NO.
The opening scene is probably the best thing on the movie and NEO isn't even in it. That tells you a lot.
The movie fails to explain the hows and whys of every character. Young Morpheus is hinted as being programed by Neo but that's not clear. Neo himself is brought back to life but the scene shows Neo's body with major wounds like a fractured skull with exposed brain tissue and a missing eye. That never happened in Revolutions.
The "I know Kung-fu" scene with Neo and Morpheus is badly done.
There are also hints that everthing in the Matrix is a loop and there are alternate characters "a la multiverse" that replace Trinity/Neo on the loops, but then that gets discarded.
Yet another storyline goes on Neo/Trinity being a fundamental part of the Matrix, like it can't exist without them, but again, guess what... I'll let you figure it out.
You would be led to believe that Smith is the main villain again... and for the most part of the movie it appears so, but then that also went to the trash, and that's really really bad as the main villain is ridiculous. You tought the Architect was bad? Think again.
The worst part of the movie is that there is no real threat. Xion (or whatever its called now, I forgot.) is in no danger. Apparently the machines kept at least part of the bargain by not attacking humans albeit apparently not letting pods free. Even Neo and Trinity aren't in any danger. But for some reason (Love) Neo "must" selfishly rescue trinity in spite of potentially putting everyone in danger, again for some reason.
To think they are already considering a sequel...
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