Simply wonderful

Rating: 10/10 (26 May 2003)

It's not common to find a movie that puts together a great production and intelligence together. It's even harder to find something that has the two of these elements in such good shape as "The Matrix Reloaded" does. We still haven't seen the third film, but I'm sure this trilogy is much more than just an action one. Even if it was, it would be brilliant, once the fighting and car crash scenes are beautifully done. Matrix is something that unites greatly action adventures with highly intelligent philosophical dialogues. While some people may feel bored during the minutes the characters discuss things like chance, choice, cause and consequence, some others, like me, just can't avoid feeling good at those speeches. "Matrix" is different from anything we have seen before. It's much more than just one more good movie. It's an evidence smart cinema is still there and it's our hope that some other directors also make something deeper that challenges our perception of reality and makes some of our dreams and illusion come true. Just like "Matrix" did. When it comes to perception of reality, "Matrix" made me remember Jostein Gaarner's "Sophie's World", one of the best books I ever read, where the protagonist said adults could not accept things that go against daily routine and the old tellings they have always heard from others. "Matrix" is really a philosophy lesson.
My rate 10 out of 10