Switching dramatically between fight scenes to logic

Rating: 9/10 (3 May 2006)

The matrix revolutions is a great follow up to the matrix and actually delves deeper into the story than the original movie which is quite nice to see as you begin to understand it more -- and the idea itself becomes that little bit more realistic. The movie is made for two types of people. 1) People who like guns and fight scenes and are somewhat lacking in the logical department -- or as it's put in the movie 'using every muscle save for the one that counts'. And then it is also made for the people who want to be challenged by this idea of living in a virtual reality world. There are points when you wonder if you're actually supposed to understand it or whether the writers just pulled out a dictionary and looked for a lot of big words to string together, but after mulling it over a little the idea does catch on. I confess that I didn't see this movie until just yesterday, three years after it was made and the graphics are somewhat mediocre, but that really doesn't spoil the movie -- and there was only one fight scene (which went on for at least 5 mins) that I actually got bored enough in to pay attention to the graphics. The matrix reloaded is a very clever story, making one wonder about the decisions they make in every day life. And, maybe it's because I'm only 14 and have a very active imagination, but I really did enjoy this movie and the whole idea of it still phases me. So for those who like fight scenes, big psyche up talks and a load of philosophical mumbo jumbo this is the movie for you.