On the outside great, the inside ...

Rating: Null/10 (9 January 2001)

If you have to give this movie credit for something, it's for it's visualization. I'm not only talking about the specialFX (which are the most important thing in this movie, although not that innovative), but also about the way the real and simulated world are brought to you, as well as the way the dialogues are brought. The only problem with this film is that, however spectacular everything is shown, what it shows is hardly worth it. The way Laurence Fishburne speaks his dialogues would just make me shiver, if only the dialogues weren't that dull.
I think this applies for most of the movie's aspects. The story itself could have been interesting, they just had to work it out some more.
Conclusion? Nice packaging, not so nice content