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In Reply to: RE: dreadful posted by pbarach on July 21, 2010 at 14:31:02
story line, ugly film, inept acting. Another vehicle for FX but with one difference: they weren't paradigm shifting as were those in "Inception."
Keanu Reeves.
Good God.
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For what it was it was a good film. It was only later, when the "bullet time" effects started showing up in every other movie and the laughable pseudo-philosophical sequels came out that The Matrix lost its appeal.
OK, Reaves is a bad actor. And the music was terrible. But unlike the characters in Inception , I really was drawn in and cared what happened in The Matrix . I liked all the Chicago references. The action scenes were choreographed well and were easy to follow - hence exciting - unlike Nolan's style of using quick cuts and close ups.
If the sequels were never made, The Matrix would be a far more respected film. As it is, it's still more entertaining yet just as meaningless as Inception .
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