don't watch this one more than once

Rating: Null/10 (8 July 2003)

Am I the only one thinking that once becoming filthy rich there are other things that gonna bring you pleasure than just making more money. I guess enough is never enough when it comes to money, but try or at least pretend trying earning this money. I am referring to Wachowski brothers who are proudly standing newt to George Lucas. I grew up with the first Star Wars trilogy and I really liked the first Matrix, but now I feel, to put it mildly, as I have been taken advantage of. Anyway, it's not something that wont let me sleep at night. Let's stick to the Matrix Reloaded and its beauty.
The first thing that comes to my mind is the emotional and devoted play by Keanu Reeves. I don't know how much money he makes for this trilogy, but obviously is not enough. Speaking of him reminds me of somebody's bright idea to turn Reeves into Reeve. Wasn't that cool or what? But let's omit the details. The next big moment was the fight with the Smiths half of which went off under the motto: buy the game `Enter the Matrix". Another flash on somebody's mind was the idea of putting a human face on one of the most dangerous programs-the Merovingian. Even for such a tough outlasting total of five Neos program nothing can replace a good old human b*** job inside the lady's room. Being such sophisticated one comes at hand: he can program a virtual Viagra for women. Wasn't that cool or what? But how else we are going to make his wife (supposedly similar program) jealous?!?!? which produces on of the best lines in the movie. Wanting to be kissed by Neo in order to sample something forgotten, Persephone gets a Trinity's gun point at her face accompanied by the words: why don't you sample this instead. Great line from a great woman. Speaking of sophisticated programs I wonder who code that English twins to shoot in such a way making the car look like a strainer and yet not even scratching the main target(s). I guess in their haste they must've switched places-the killer got the steering wheel and the driver ended up with the machinegun. I think that's enough. I was thinking to tell you about the powerful speech given by Morpheus and the following techno party in honor of the digging machines. And of course the architect with his divine answers ergo, some of his answers we could understand, and some of them we couldn't. But that's OK, he warned us-we are irrevocably human.
My advice is, watch it once. I was stupid enough to see it few times thinking that it will be like the first one Â– better with every viewing. And you could see the result.