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In this second chapter of the "Matrix" trilogy, Neo assumes greater...and Trinity choose to return to the Matrix with Morpheus and unleash their...there exist powerful figures within the Matrix who refute the artifice of choice...
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...m a heretic. But neglecting the faults of The Matrix Reloaded blinds you to the film's very real triumphs...live up to that? It can't. It doesn't. The Matrix Reloaded sags under the load of anticipation. After a grabber opening...
Rolling Stone
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...staggering technical achievement. But "extras" on the making of the movie-branded sports-drink ad campaign and the universally panned video game remind us that the real Matrix is programmed by marketers. NICK CANTUCCI (October 9, 2003)
Rolling Stone
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...understatement, The Matrix Revolutions sucks. It's not that the final chapter in the...make a pile, as did the bloated Reloaded, the first sequel, released...the real world and the Matrix. It's up to Trinity...
Rolling Stone
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The younger half of the writing-directing-producing team The Wachowski Brothers, Andy Wachowski dropped out of Emerson College in Boston to pursue a career in show business. Collaborating with his…
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With his younger brother Andy, Larry Wachowski saw their first screenplay produced when "Assassins" (1995) made it to the screen as a vehicle for Sylvester Stallone who played an assassin who is being…
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Striking Canadian import Carrie-Anne Moss, a dark-haired, alabaster skinned beauty, journeyed to Europe to pursue a modeling career, but instead landed on American television, fulfilling a lifelong…
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A leading producer of action-adventure movies of the 1980s and 90s, Silver has been dubbed by PREMIERE as "The Selznick of Schlock" for his splashy, crowd-pleasing fare. After producing and starring…
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Possessing as much flash, energy and intelligence as anyone currently in the game, Laurence Fishburne has certainly played his share of regulation black hoodlums and threats but also has benefited…
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Few moviegoers would have guessed from his laconic and occasionally blissed-out performances in films like “River’s Edge” (1986) and “Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure” (1989) that in less than a…
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