The defeinition of how movies should be made

Rating: Null/10 (11 October 2003)

The Matrix redefines the way movies will be made in the next century. It's plot-driven, action filled, cinematic bounds stretching approach gives the audience an exciting time when watching this movie. The Plot starts when software engineer Thomas Anderson (aka Neo) played by Keanu Reeves finds out that the world he lives in is not as it seems. This is shown when he is kidnapped by what apprears to be the FBI in connection to his after work activities in the hacker/cracker world of computers. Neo then goes through, an "Alice in Wonderland" experience finding out that the world he has lived in for his entire life is only a dream world which was created to help generate power for machine masters in the real world. This is explained by hacker master Morpheus played by Lawrence Fishburn. The action is amazing and extremely fast-paced. The camera-work is pure genius, and the special effects leaves the audience entranced in technological mish-mash of old and new. This is a must see for any movie fan. Even if you aren't into Science Fiction, you will come away from this movie amazed.