How DOES Morpheus keep his sunglasses on?

Rating: 10/10 (4 April 1999)

Strange as it seems, I went to his movie wanting desperately to NOT like it because I knew it would be wildly popular and occasionally, I like to swim downstream when everyone else chooses upstream. Or is it the opposite of that, and where did that saying come from anyway? Was it just programmed into our psyche at birth? Strange. This movie was incredible, not only was it visually a treat but it also explains, to my satisfaction, some mysteries of life, such as that whole "deja vu" thing.
I liked the fact that I wasn't really sure who the good guys and the bad guys were for about the first 40 minutes.
The humor was subtle and very dry. There was one cliched line of humor but it was placed so well that I didn't mind it and, in fact, found it to slightly relieve some tension-watch for the line, "the door on your left, no your other left."
Keanu was great. His facial expressions made me believe. He can speak volumes with just his expressions and two simple words like "whoa" and "okie dokie." His progressive attitude change, as he learns more and more about the Matrix and his role in it, is exquisitely believable, and then when he finally sees the Matrix for what it is, you just know that you would follow him anywhere.
As far as fashion goes, check out the footwear. Everybody has just great footwear. Don't put away your black clothes for summer, especially those long black coats, they look great when you're doing those anti-gravity cartwheels. Those sunglasses will also be a "must have" item for all of you swimming with the crowd.
One final question, "How DOES Morpheus keep those sunglasses on?"
I highly recommend this film for a complete escape from your cares. It is also a repeater. I saw it twice, and am planning to go at least once more  so be sure to hit the matinee, they're cheaper, and you WILL want to see this movie again. Also, I don't know if there are plans for a sequel, but I would go, and go and go...