Originally posted by: AthlonXP
I thought the first one was super boring, and didn't like X-Men 2 much other than the first fight scene. Is there enough action in the Matrix 2 from keeping me bored with the scfi storyline?
Originally posted by: amnesiac
Originally posted by: AthlonXP
I thought the first one was super boring, and didn't like X-Men 2 much other than the first fight scene. Is there enough action in the Matrix 2 from keeping me bored with the scfi storyline?
Considering you found those two movies boring, I think you 1) need to take some Adderall to control your ADD, and 2) stop posting, because you have so far proven yourself to be nothing more than a flamebait throwing troll.
I thought the first one was super boring, and didn't like X-Men 2 much other than the first fight scene. Is there enough action in the Matrix 2 from keeping me bored with the scfi storyline?
Originally posted by: ncircle
yay@ more matrix threads!!!!!
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Originally posted by: Aboroth
Matrix 2 sucks. There was so much fighting it got boring. Plus the plot (what little plot there was) SUCKED. Every time they introduced a new plot device I rolled my eyes. It was lame and a waste of money.
The first one was a lot better.
Originally posted by: Carbonyl
Originally posted by: Aboroth
Matrix 2 sucks. There was so much fighting it got boring. Plus the plot (what little plot there was) SUCKED. Every time they introduced a new plot device I rolled my eyes. It was lame and a waste of money.
The first one was a lot better.
Thanks I was afraid of that. The first one I felt they were a little to proud of thier special effects and showed them over and over, but it had a wonderful story. Hard to dulicate and almost impossible to surpass an orginal
The grim news is that The Matrix Reloaded is as messy and flat-footed as its predecessor is nimble and shapely. It's an ugly, bloated, repetitive movie that builds to a punch line that should have come an hour earlier (at least). Then it ends as it's just beginning: Stay tuned for The Matrix Revolutions, coming in November to 8,000 theaters near you.