The Matrix Reloaded

#Action #Sci-Fi

Neo and his allies race against time before the machines discover the city of Zion and destroy it. While seeking the truth about the Matrix, Neo must save Trinity from a dark fate within his dreams.

Vote 7.2/10

• 2003
• 0

The Matrix Revolutions

#Action #Sci-Fi

The human city of Zion defends itself against the massive invasion of the machines as Neo fights to end the war at another front while also opposing the rogue Agent Smith.

Vote 6.8/10

• 2003
• 0

The Matrix

#Action #Sci-Fi

A computer hacker learns from mysterious rebels about the true nature of his reality and his role in the war against its controllers.

Vote 8.7/10

• 1999
• 0

‘A Glitch in the Matrix’ Review: Is This All Just a Simulation? Review by Glenn Kenny (2021-02-04)

This documentary, from the director of “Room 237,” is a lively yet superficial exploration of the theory that our reality is actually a computer simulation....View Review

The Game Concludes With Light and Noise Review by A. O. SCOTT (2003-11-05)

"Everything that has a beginning has an end." Yes, thank God — or Neo, or the One, or the Source, or the Oracle, or the Architect, or whoever it was who set this metaphysical action trilogy in motion. "Reloaded," the second installment, was overstuffed and ungainly; this concluding chapter feels padded, with a long, grinding battle sequence in the middle and a whole lot of mumbo-jumbo at the end. Keanu Reeves, perhaps worried that he was showing too much range, has purged himself of all expression apart from a worried frown and a sorrowful grimace, which is mirrored in the face of Carrie-Anne Moss, who returns as Trinity. The salient distinction of the human remnants in Zion, apart from their earth-toned natural-fiber fashions, has been the capacity for love, a word much spoken in this movie. But their ranks, in spite of the presence of fine actors like Laurence Fishburne, Harry Lennix and Harold Perrineau, become more robotic with every passing scene. The sole exception is Jada Pinkett Smith as the daredevil pilot Niobe, who brings a touch of bad-girl B-movie attitude into the humorless subterranean gloom. It is not altogether worthless: the Wachowski Brothers still know how to stage an action sequence, and there are some scenes that have a quiet, mysterious beauty. If they would only let go of their grandiose theological pretensions, they might once again be interesting filmmakers. — A. O. Scott...View Review

An Idealized World and a Troubled Hero Review by Elvis Mitchell (2003-05-14)

The mastery of filmmaking hasn't abated in "Reloaded" — the Wachowskis are as suited to the task of guiding this sequel to their surprise 1999 hit as their unsure hero, Neo (Keanu Reeves), is to saving the world. Though the staging of the action sequences is as viciously elegant as you've been primed to expect, there's a dispiriting more-of-the-same aspect to the picture. The mentor Morpheus (Laurence Fishburne) and the virtual villain Agent Smith (Hugo Weaving) also return, and a whole new group of characters surface as Neo, his lover, Trinity (Carrie-Anne Moss), and the crew continue to fight the oppressive forces threatening to eliminate humanity and the hidden city of Zion. As the middle film of a trilogy, "Reloaded" seeks to increase the emotional stakes — which it doesn't quite accomplish — while leaving enough of a cliffhanger that audiences will be bedeviled enough to flock back into the tents for the last portion. The directors pay their audiences the unlikely compliment of taking them seriously. Unfortunately, they take themselves too seriously. However, "Reloaded" has one of the most excitingly subversive and radical points of view ever seen in a major motion picture — a postmodern purview that accords philosophical ideals from people of color equal weight. This includes the warmhearted spotlight given to Gloria Foster, who returns as Oracle, the source of all knowledge for Neo. — Elvis Mitchell...View Review

Matrix, The (Movie) Review by Janet Maslin (1999-03-31)

Hacker as action messiah. Enough visual bravado to sustain steady suspense. Cult classic, virtually speaking....View Review

Transmorphers

#Adventure #Science Fiction

Vote 2/10

• 2007
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A Tale of Two Cities

#Drama

Vote 7/10

• 1935
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Playing God

#Action #Thriller

Vote 6/10

• 1997
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The Peace Killers

#Crime #Drama

Vote 6/10

• 1971
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Helios

#Action

Vote 5/10

• 2015
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The Green Hornet

#Crime #Comedy

Vote 6/10

• 2011
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Awara Paagal Deewana

#Action

Vote 5/10

• 2002
• 1

The Redhead from Wyoming

#Romance #Western

Vote 5/10

• 1953
• 0

Von Richthofen and Brown

#Drama #Action

Vote 7/10

• 1971
• 0

Space Raiders

#Adventure #Science Fiction

Vote 4/10

• 1983
• 1

Blue Steel

#Western

Vote 5/10

• 1934
• 0

Lone Wolf and Cub: White Heaven in Hell

#Foreign

Vote 7/10

• 1974
• 0