Matrix Review

Rating: Null/10 (12 April 2006)

As the saying goes the sequel(s) is never better then the first movie. Though each additional Matrix movie has helped the plots structure, and went more in depth with each character. The Matrix is full of leap defining moments in which the unexpected happens, and we discover the true power of "The One." Though in the end of each movie nothing special happens, and you sit there in your seat thinking is that the end.
The Matrix is full of action and unreal stunts, that where pulled off really well. The first movie of The Matrix trilogy had some of the best stunts of all time. The scene in which Neo, played by Keanu Reeves and Trinity, played by Carrie-Anne Moss, walk into a building to rescue Morpheus, played by Laurence Fishburne, has to be one of the best action packed, twist defining, dare deviling moves, of all time. The credits go out to Larry and Andy Wachowski, the directors, for creating such a great scene.
In the movie Keanu Reeves plays Neo, also know as "The One." Neo is a software author by day and a computer hacker at night. Neo has an endless list of laws that he has broken, against him and the police, who resemble the blues brothers and wear clothes like in the movie, Men In Black, are after in in "The Matrix." He is saved my group of people that is led by Morpheus. He is then taken under their care. While under their care they train him how to fight and become part of "The Matrix." "The Matrix" is a computer program that resembles a different but better world. In the program you have all five senses and death is even possible, even though it's a computer program. What happens in the Matrix happens in real life.
The first movie is based on developing the basis of "The Matrix" and introducing Neo and his quest to discover his inner self. The second movie is a well rounded movie, showing all aspects of each character and explaining the real world.
In the end, the movies did not bore me though I think the plot got to mushy gushy at the end of the third movie. I believe that's why I'm three for three on falling asleep during the final movie. The action packed parts are great, but once romance appeared in the movie, it all went down hill from there. I would have preferred an ending in which guy did not hook up with the girl and it was not a happy ever after ending. That just killed the storyline and my expectations for any other continuation of the trilogy.
If you have not watched the movies in order I recommend to do so. This will stop any confusion before it happens. So go out there and find "The One."