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Trust Weighted
Really Great
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3
Trust Points
Michasi's Review
Summary -
Really Great
4.5
The plot proceeds with a good balance of action sequences (some of the best ever filmed) and character dialogue, instead of trying to dish the audience action at a furious pace, staying true to the 1999 predecessor, The Matrix.
Acting -
Great
4.0
Neo (Keanu Reeves), Morpheus (Lawrence Fishburne) and Trinity (Carrie Anne-Moss) have a lot of challenges in the sequel that explores more of the Matrix and introduces Zion to audiences. Trinity and Neo develop well as a couple who truly love and care for each other while Morpheus’ ideals and past get further exploration.
Male Stars -
Great
4.0
Female Stars -
Great
4.0
Female Costars -
Great
4.0
Male Costars -
Great
4.0
Film -
Really Great
4.5
The fighting sequence in the park, though spectacular mirrors the gun fight near the end of the first Matrix film – great action, but little to further the plot or develop the characters. Other action sequences further the plot along better, most notably the freeway chase – definitely in this reviewer’s top 10 action sequences of all time.
Direction -
Really Great
4.5
Dialogue -
Really Great
4.5
Music -
Really Great
4.5
Visuals -
Really Great
4.5
Edge -
Sordid
3.0
The violence level makes it rated R along with Monica Bellucci cleavage and Neo and Trinity’s love scene.
Sex
Erotic
3.0
Violence
Brutal
3.0
Rudeness
Profane
3.0
Reality -
Surreal
2.5
Realistic action, but the scope puts that nice spin of escapism into the film.
Circumstantial -
Surreal
2.5
Biological -
Surreal
2.5
Physical -
Surreal
2.5