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The Matrix: It’s Loaded!

by storiesbywilliams on September 11, 2011 in Movies, Reviews and tagged agent smith, AI, aliens, angels, bullet time, carrie-anne moss, CGI, Collin Chou, f/x, freeway chase, Ghost, ghosts, harold perrineau, helmut bakaitis, hugo weaving, jada pinkett smith, keanu reeves, Keymaker, Kung Fu, laurence fishburn, martial arts, matrix, matrix reloaded, merovingian, monica bellucci, nebuchadnezzar, neo, Niobe, oracle, Persephone, sentient program, Seraph, Smith, smith clones, special effects, squiddies, the architect, the matrix, The Matrix Trilogy, The Twins, trinity, vampires, wachowski brothers, wherewolves, Zion

When I wrote about the Matrix last, I believe I said something about how it basically rocked. And the critics all seemed to agree on this one: the action, the plot, the tone, and the rich metaphorical nature of the film all combined to create something that was entertaining, stimulating and even groundbreaking. The only […]

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