PodBill Just what I expected

Chirphymium It's entirely possible that sending the audience out feeling lousy was intentional

Abbigail Bush what a terribly boring film. I'm sorry but this is absolutely not deserving of best picture and will be forgotten quickly. Entertaining and engaging cinema? No. Nothing performances with flat faces and mistaking silence for subtlety.

Scarlet The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

RoboRabbit89 Well I have to start buy saying that this is an honestly good movie, but with all sequels it has it's flaws as well. (There easy to overlook).I think that this takes place at least six months after the first, and we get to see Zion an underground sanctuary where the human race hides, we also learn that the machines are digging their way to them. Neo flies, a prophecy is talked about and there is a ticking clock to all-out war with the machines. (Let me get into the flaws first).First I would like to say that this is a fun movie, great action scenes great visual effects. But the movie manly lacks in I would say character development, maybe a bit of the story is a little muttled, and a little confusing and convoluted. I can't place my finger on it but it's there, to put it simply they should have done something else for the story. Even before I seen this I was kinda expecting something different, you know, new villains, new threat just something cool but different. Not that what is in it isn't and not that I was let down or anything when I watched it but I'm saying that it was missed opportunities for something really special. (On to the good stuff).The action scenes are awesome and quite memorable, my favorites are when Trinity is on the freeway in a high speed chase, Morpheus fighting an agent on a semi-truck's trailer all the bad ass fights with Neo. There is a scene where Neo kisses Monica Bellucci that is quiet erotic also Neo and Trinity have a sex scene in this, I can tell the directors wanted to have some sex in this film LOL. A side from that this was an enjoyable film to watch all though I do watch this film a lot less these days, I do find myself going back to the first more often. But this one is still good and ends on a cliffhanger leaving you wanting more.Overall I give it a 7/10. Fun to watch every once and a while.

cinemajesty Movie Review: "The Matrix Reloaded" (2003)Probably the most anticipated sequel of the 2000s, when a surprise smash hit produced by superior Hollywood producer Joel Silver giving an utmost visionary directing sibling pair called "The Wachowski Brothers" a shot at the major filmmaking league with a movie that changed conception of time and space "The Matrix" starring Keanu Reeves, Carrie-Ann Moss and Laurence Fishburne, which reprise their roles of being "Neo", "Trinity" and "Morpheus" to an science-fiction-action extravaganza from the very first minute of digital-enhanced vertically-shifting camera motion under heavy slow-motion gun-fire, when the character of Trinity barely fights off an relentless agent pursuit to major moviegoing entertaining satisfactions, which hardly loses his pace in 130-Minute-Editorial as it could be lore tighten up to bring a "Trilogy" centerpiece to mastery for all time sake.Nevertheless even with some over-edited scene, the major sequences as "Neo" meeting the "Oracle", goose-bumping last on-screen appearances by infamous, yet legendary actress Gloria Forster (1933-2001) and highlighted freeway motorcycle chase rundown to light speed cinematography initiated by Bill Pope capturing ultra-leaded freight engines operated by constant shifting agent-soldier squad, led by actor Hugo Weaving as Agent Smith, sneaking into gaining the upper hand toward a unpredictably in-solid cliffhanger; which could have been so much then just confusing the faithful audiences with a second-rate actor Ian Bliss, filling in for an "Agent Smith" avatar within the stark realities of the world of "Zion" as "Matrix Related" lives from excellent martial-arts ingredient fighting sequences originally-written by now-more Lana & Lilly Wachowski Siblings, who keep vision straight in this second out of three-parted "Magnus opus" of science-fiction cinema, open for visual enjoyment by any audience looking out of high-tech spectacles. Copyright 2018 Cinemajesty Entertainments LLC

primehalo I loved The Matrix. Still do, in fact. So I was extremely disappointed when I finally got to see the much anticipated sequel, The Matrix Reloaded. Now, I didn't expect it to be better than the first, but I at least thought it would be good. Unfortunately, it wasn't. It was total crap. If this movie had been made first, I can't imagine that there would have been any sequels made. Yes, it had some really cool effects, but that's really the only thing this movie has going for it.So first off, the musical score was awful. Not once did match the tone of the scene. Music is supposed to be one of the most important aspects to influencing the emotion state of the audience throughout the film, so why exactly did they make it seem like they were just randomly pulling tracks out of a giant CD pile? Not once did I feel any kind of emotion at all... oh, wait... except for boredom, does that count? I guess I should be a bit more specific. I felt no amazement, no excitement, no sadness, no humor, and no satisfaction. I mean, I didn't even feel any tingling-sensation during the giant orgy scene in cave!The next problem I had was with the extremely long and occasionally pointless fight scenes. In the first movie, the action all seemed to flow naturally throughout the unfolding of the story, but in this movie it feels like the only point is to have action scenes and the story has to do whatever it can to make that happen. How else can you explain the extremely weak lead-up to the much over-hyped freeway chase scene? And how can you explain any of the fighting at all, when at the end of the first movie Neo learns complete control and can take out bad guys from the inside-out? Oh yeah, that's right, they did explain that: "upgrades".The worst of these pointless actions scenes was Neo's fight against the gang of agent Smith's. That scene went on forever! And halfway though, the characters seemed to switch from the actors we all know and love to some impressive looking yet definitely not-realistic computer graphic creations. When the fight was just about over, they cut to a close up of Neo's face, which was shocking because I actually forgot that I was watching a live-action movie. And then what's Neo do to finish this extremely long fight in which it was obvious within the first couple minutes that no one could win? He flies away! Yep, just flies away! Why the hell didn't he just do that in the first place!And lets not forget about the cast of characters. Gone is the mystery surrounding all those we were introduced to in the first movie. Some new allies and villains were introduced, but we are given absolutely no reason to care about any of them. No clues are shared about their pasts that make us want to know more about who they are. No startling or secret ambitions are revealed that make us want to know what will happen to them in the future.They introduce these two ghost-like guys dressed in all white who can phase through solid objects...and their sole reason for being in this movie is to fight. That's it. They introduce this one French dude who is supposedly a bad guy or something... but he really didn't seem very evil to me. When we meet him, he is just sitting there blabbing away about something that made little sense and had nothing to do with the story. Then he gives a piece of cake to a woman which makes her have an orgasm. Oh my gosh, what an evil man! I'm really scared of this diabolical mastermind now!Anyway, I know a lot of my disappointment of this movie comes from knowing how wonderful the first movie is. I bought this sequel on DVD for my wife, and when I watched it again with her it didn't seem nearly as bad as when I first saw it that night in the theater. I'm sure that's because I already knew not to expect anything at all from it, and so I didn't. I just watched it for what it was, a pointless time-wasting action flick.

Amir Judi this is the best act , write, story, directing and.... wonderful ,super and really the best. i think i can eat this writing :) when i think about that, i remember all of concepts in this movie i die. this is so crazy. who can write something like this and who can make something like that. every things was perfect