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I hope this doesn't turn into a huge flame war, but I was just curious how the summer blockbusters are stacking up against each other.
I think that X2 is better. The opening scene, the effects, the story, the humor, I just think that it all went together better than the Matrix did. There were many fights in the Matrix that just seemed to drag, as opposed to X2 where I wanted more Nightcrawler teleporting or more Magneto magnetizing. The only thing I wanted more of in the Matrix was the twins, and that was because they got so little time.
Also, I don't know if I was thinking too hard about the Matrix or not hard enough still. There was enough action in the movie to make it just a pure action/no plot kind of movie, but with all the loose ends and the 10? minute conversation at the end, I felt they were purposefully trying to make it confusing. Although I think I understand what was going on, it just wasn't enjoyable.
On the plus side, I noticed the Matrix paying homage to the other great movies... There was a Sauron in the movie and they cast Elrond to play Agent Smith
! Also, Neo seemed to pick up Magneto's powers in a few instances, mixed with Superman's powers as he fought off Multiple Man in a scene that would aptly be dubbed Attack of the Clones
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Ok, let loose with your opinions.
I think that X2 is better. The opening scene, the effects, the story, the humor, I just think that it all went together better than the Matrix did. There were many fights in the Matrix that just seemed to drag, as opposed to X2 where I wanted more Nightcrawler teleporting or more Magneto magnetizing. The only thing I wanted more of in the Matrix was the twins, and that was because they got so little time.
Also, I don't know if I was thinking too hard about the Matrix or not hard enough still. There was enough action in the movie to make it just a pure action/no plot kind of movie, but with all the loose ends and the 10? minute conversation at the end, I felt they were purposefully trying to make it confusing. Although I think I understand what was going on, it just wasn't enjoyable.
On the plus side, I noticed the Matrix paying homage to the other great movies... There was a Sauron in the movie and they cast Elrond to play Agent Smith
Ok, let loose with your opinions.