Matrix

[BDBWTE]

BDBWTE says: "Movie good"

BDBWTE says: " Stay after movie for preview of Revolutions the Conclusion of the Matrix Triology"

 

Okay anyways the move is pretty kick a$$ and I would tell anyone to go see it.  Just thought you should know.

[chevy4x4trucks]

I thought the fight scenes were great, as was the whole freeway chase scene, but the rest of the movie seemed to be lacking for some reason or another.

 

My opinion:

 

"It was great, but I still think the first one was better"

[Zane]

I saw it last night.

 

While some scenes dragged on, i thought the whole movie spread more light onto the whole Matrix trilogy than many will realise.   :thumb:

[chevy4x4trucks]

While some scenes dragged on, i thought the whole movie spread more light onto the whole Matrix trilogy than many will realise.   :thumb:

Yeah, there were definetly a lot of subtle clues in there that you need to piece together.  I've got a theory about what's going to happen in the 3rd movie.  I don't want to give anything away though.

[MarkD]

I saw it last night.

 

While some scenes dragged on, i thought the whole movie spread more light onto the whole Matrix trilogy than many will realise.   :thumb:

I agree completely.  I think they overdid some of the fight scenes.  There were also several monologues that made the movie kind of drag.

 

Having said that, I loved the movie.  I would compare it to Star Wars in that each sequel has to support and explain the first one.

 

I enjoy movies that make you think, most people (probably no one here) do not.  They just want to be entertained and don't want to have to use their brain to understand what is going on...kinda like "IN" The Matrix...

[MarkD]

I will probably go see it again just to pick up on what I missed the first time.  I can't wait until the DVD comes out so I can drive my wife crazy with it. (She has to have seen the lobby scene in the first one a hundred times.  It sounds/feels great on my HT).

[chevy4x4trucks]

In my opinion the most obscure scene was when they entered zion (yeah, I'm sure that spelling is way off).  But, they are going in there on the hover ship and they've got this super sophisticated computer system to guide them in (the white room), then they get in there and Morpheus gives this speech to a bunch of barefoot people wearing net shirts in what looks like a giant outdoor rave, then they are all dancing to techno music.  That scene kind of lost me.

 

 

Other than that the fight scenes were great, but it was lacking the really cool gun fight scenes like the lobby scene in the first one.  I think that was the ultimate gun fighting scene.

 

 

The movie did leave me thinking though about what was really going on behind the scenes.  It seems to me like it's a matrix within a matrix and the inhabitants of Zion are just that 1% that doesn't accept the matrix and they get there own special one.

 

Just some food for thought.

[Batgirl]

One of my employees said the new movie was like playing a game with the cheat codes. Now that Neo knows he has all these powers there is no sense of real danger, like in the first one. The fight scenes were pointless because he could have taken off like Superman at any time.

 I liked it...but I wish Mr. Smith was in it more. He's my favorite character. I like how at the end of the Matrix he just goes a little mad when he is beating up Morpheus. I can't wait to see him in the next one. Mr. Smith ROCKS! :thumb:

[Charlie in TX]

In my opinion the most obscure scene was when they entered zion (yeah, I'm sure that spelling is way off).  But, they are going in there on the hover ship and they've got this super sophisticated computer system to guide them in (the white room), then they get in there and Morpheus gives this speech to a bunch of barefoot people wearing net shirts in what looks like a giant outdoor rave, then they are all dancing to techno music.  That scene kind of lost me.

Jon, I agree. The scene made no sence to me. But I also believe matrix in a matrix theory. Some things that point to it. That hi tech flight control with jungle-esqu party. Mr Smith's code being rewritten when Neo 'entered' him. Neo in the 'real' world at the end of the show stopping the attachers (I forgot what the devices are called that blow up the ships, Neberconnezer (sp?)). Neo bringing his girlfriend back to life in the 'real' world. There are more but I don't want to ruin the party for anyone else.

[LarryE]

when he stopped the sentinels in the "real world" that just shows the power he has now...

 

I loved it..    "theres something wrong, I can still feel them coming"

 

and dayum when he opens up on the smith's even though most of it was cg  good lord that was amazing.

[MarkD]

I'll try to make these vague for those of you that haven't seen it yet...

 

Was the Architect telling the truth or trying to be manipulative?

 

Are "Our Hero's" in the real world or The Matrix at the end of M2?...(...somethings different???   )

 

I think Zion is inhabited by 2 classes of people, the "engineers" and the people at the party.  But it does make you wonder.

 

Why was the Merril Vengian (sp?) created, what was his "purpose"?

 

...more to come...

[RyanbabZ71]

havent seen it my gf doesnt wanna see it.  I fell asleep during the 1st one

 

I did go see daddy day care and that was a pretty funny movie.  It taught me to never have kids  

[Pewter Pro-Tec]

If you guys notice during the freeway scene all the cars are GM, I saw one Dodge Ram. Also at the end of the credits there was a short trailer for Matrix Revolutions.

 

Found a link for Matrix Revolutions. A little bit different from the one in the theater, not much though.

 

Matrix Revolutions

[chevy4x4trucks]

I think that the architect was telling the truth, but the problem is Neo is getting smarter each time around and he made the choice to save the girl instead of the world this time which was different.

 

As far as having his powers in the "real" world, I think the real world is just a slightly different matrix for those other people who didn't accept the matrix. The architect said that they got 99% of people to accept the matrix so I bet that's where the other 1% are.

[cowboy02]

All I can say is the trailer for the 3rd one answers some of the questions that your left asking yourself when you get out of the 2nd movie.

 

Great movie...........