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:) the fact it does not make sense is good. I have wrote thesis on these films, they are relevant.
P. S. I understand all the films.
1,2 and 4 are brilliant.
3 is brilliant too... that is, the many action scenes and Zion battles never fail to get myadrenaline pumping. But it certainly is the ROTJ of the Matrix series. ;)
This time I liked it.
"Will we ever see him again?"
"I suspect so... someday"
Now I'm ready for resurrections again. So ready. :)>-
Ha ha, Resurrections was the missing piece for me. Now I can love it all & shut out nothing!
I never thought Revolutions would be the definitive end I wanted for the series but after this new one, I suppose it is. At least you loved it.
None of the sequels make much sense but at least Reloaded has great action scenes, a great soundtrack and a great villain.
https://www.amtrib.com/story/entertainment/2021/12/20/movies-thankfully-matrix-resurrections-no-ordinary-legacy-sequel/8975609002/
It begs the question of why they'd opt to do a fourth, then, if there really wasn't anything to say. It all kinda feels unnecessary after all this time. Maybe it's just me though. I'm glad others loved it.
To watch Revolutions and know that Neo and Trinity don't really end up dying
Reloaded... was like a collection of great action scenes strung together but so fast and relentlessly that it kind of got old fairly quickly. They work quite well on their own though, many of them.
Revolutions I felt was fairly weak but it did have a few good moments.
Resurrections... I loved. I know that's not a very popular opinion but I thought it was a fun, varied, interesting movie that was the first one I truly enjoyed since the original.
I guess we're all different :)
Despite the fact they clearly died in Revolutions, heroically so, and this was an opportunity to shoehorn in their return for a sequel that didn't really bring anything to the table. It's just odd to me. We don't even get to enjoy that Neo/Trinity dynamic until the film's nearly over.
I'm only so harsh about this fourth one because of how insanely excited I was for it and how desperately I wanted it to succeed and wow me.
Before this last one came out, my ratings of the first 3 were 10, 8, 4. Now that I've seen the 4th one twice, my ratings are 10, 8, 8, 9.5. Boy did I need this last movie. No more sequels are planned, and that's just fine with me. Resurrections brought it full circle. I love how it ended. The only reasons I don't give Resurrections a 10 is that Hugo Weaving couldn't be in it due to scheduling issues, and Yuen Woo Ping is basically retired (give him a break; he's 77 years old now!).
It also blows me away That Sati in Resurrections is the little girl from Reloaded.
Agreed- some of the FX were nice, but as an action film it pales beside the first one. But as a romance it's excellent!
https://variety.com/2024/film/news/matrix-5-lana-wachowski-executive-producing-1235959174/
As a fan of Drew Goddard I think this may end up being good.
I do like a lot of Matrix 4 though it does have issues.