I've noticed many reviewers stating that they didn't understand why people hate this movie. Allow me to explain...

So what's so bad about this movie? First, there's the dialogue. One chunk of exposition after another. Sitting there and watching a bunch of idiots explain everything is boring. There's also a big scene that explains why Tank is not in the movie. The problem is: we now know all of this stuff about Link...and we never knew that much stuff about Tank. He's an important crew member, but they never spent any time giving us details beyond that he was freeborn. We get this history of Link, his problems with his wife, whether he should be reassigned to another ship, etc.…

I honestly don't give a shit when people say this is a terrible movie because I fucking love it. I remember seeing it twice in theaters that year, and it wasn't because I loved the dialogue, it was because the action scenes in this movie are fucking amazing!!! Is it perfect??? Not a chance, but I can go back and ask "Was Predator perfect?" NO! but you know what...it makes my eyes blow a load all over the screen.

The naysayers are right about some things, like the exposition is brutal and the dialogue is bad, or that some of the CGI doesn't look very good. or that the architect shit is stupid, But for me, this film is a…

Matrix Reloaded: 90 minutes of good movie crammed into 148 minutes of film.
First off, I didn't hate the movie. It was alright. The problems are 3-fold:

1.Every scene is about twice as long as it needs to be. Every fight scene, every chase scene, every dialogue scene. They just dragged on and on to the point where you're actually wishing a previously cool scene would just end already. Which probably has much to do with..

2.The filmmakers take themselves way too seriously. Everything was done for the sake of itself. Fight scenes because a fight scene would be cool here. A love story because they think they should have one. Philosophical babble because it'll make them sound deep. I…

I remember when The Matrix Reloaded first came out and how excited I was for it, but I can't recall if I first saw it in cinemas or on DVD - a testament to how ultimately forgettable this unfortunate sequel is. Questions that were raised in the first film which were perhaps best left unanswered are tackled here, resulting in a convoluted plot as minor details are desperately expounded upon. In an attempt to seemingly outdo the original, the action sequences here are bigger but not necessarily better due to an over-reliance on obvious CGI. However, the freeway chase scene does merit a mention as being both technically and visually impressive, and a major factor in my rating for this…