The Matrix Resurrections

A sophisticated, compelling addition to the series.

"A movie that is in direct conversation with itself and what came before, and while the routes it takes to get there are sledgehammer blunt at times, the points it raises are wild."

So inside itself that it doesnt exhibit any actual interest in humanity.

None of the head-spinning revelations of the first...here's the thing: The Matrix really is a standalone film.

A personal vision writ extremely large, with a still-singular graphic splendor and juicy themes of identity, consent, and the limits of conspiratorial thinking.

I enjoyed thinking of this film more as a form of media criticism than I enjoyed watching it as a movie.

With its unique story that is meta and heartfelt and tons of action, The Matrix Resurrections is the best film in the series since the original

If “The Matrix Resurrections” works, the goal is simple. We want Anderson/Neo to emerge from his funk, to find love, to be happy inside or outside the Matrix. We do not need him to be a savior for humanity. By saving himself, he saves us.

A sleek, meta, & complex return to this franchise makes for an ALMOST Perfect sequel even if it’s second half could of been stronger

Lana Wachowski delivers a surprisingly meta, self-aware movie about the original trilogy packed with bold, fascinating ideas but an absolutely terrible execution.