The Matrix Reloaded 2003 by AverageMansReviews

The Matrix Reloaded 2003 by AverageMansReviews

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Warning: there is flashing effects/colourful effects/shooting/stabbing/self-harming/medical

Storyline/Character [Character developments,] Action, Art, Comedy and Performances: all these components combined in one way or another; it has been roughly 4 years since we have been in this world  Mr Anderson/Neo [Keanu Reeves] potentially seeing into the future by dreams about Trinity [Carrie-Anne Moss.] Agent Smith/Smith [Hugo Weaving] makes his return known, but he is so much more dangerous as he no longer is a part of The Matrix as an Agent, he is a rogue AI that can now assimilate both the subjects which are plugged in to The Matrix and there was that there are unplugs from it; basically both Blue and Red Pills. Generally speaking the storyline and the pacing are both positive as this project moves things on, but also does the foundation work for the next project; released in the same year of 2003, but later on in the year and yes we get these " To Be Continued" at the end of this film; this film goes on for roughly 138 minutes.

Mr Anderson/Neo has learned the ability to fly like Superman as Link [Harold Perrineau] makes reference to this famous and legendary Kryptonian as he describes where Mr Anderson/Neo now to Morpheus [Laurence Fishburne.] This is fantastic action and art; here is just a little piece of this sequence Mr Anderson/Neo is high up above the clouds with the moon brightly in the background and how he darts like grease lightning through the clouds through them; they quickly that he makes them move and makes them look like a hurricane from underneath when he has been through them.

Later on; we have Mr Anderson/Neo taking on these many upon many Agent Smiths/Smiths after this scene with the Oracle and Seraph [Gloria Foster and Collin Chou;] this like all of its action sequences in this sequel are high octane action with fantastic art to match, but we also get a sprinkling of comedy; where the viewing audience sees Mr Anderson/Neo use a Agent Smith/Smith to take out other ones or when Mr Anderson/Neo takes up this long pole which is/was cemented into the ground which just increases the chaos as for one example these Agent Smiths/Smiths get hit with this pole it is all about the distance heading towards nearby building or just high up and down.

Performances; like its predecessor this is a cast performance as they all up for bringing this sequel to live.

This film receives: 9/10, this film is excellent; yes it does have lots going on but after everything is said and done, this mark is a fair outcome. The reason why I have said Agent Smith/Smith; is because I know that some point whatever name I put here someone will come back to me and say " No there isn't his name in this sequel" whatever name I put here so I went with both. This film also has Awards credit to its name Won 8; for an example BMI Film & TV Awards 2004; BMI Film Music Award; Don Davis. Nominated 34; for an example; Black Reel Awards 2004; But however in the interest of fairness and balance this project has also been Won or Nominated. Golden Schmoes Awards 2003; Golden Schmoes; Most Overrated Movie of the Year For The Matrix Revolutions and Razzie Awards 2004; Razzie Award Worst Director Lilly Wachowski & Lana Wachowski For The Matrix Revolutions. I know these two Awards are relating to the sequel, but they are credited to this film as well. Likewise I just didn't want to have people come back to me at some point; to point out I was misleading you or something to this effect and just in case you are getting confused why this could be as I have already made reference to these two sequels were released in the same year, but in case I am wrong this is just speculation on my part mixed with logical/common sense.