View Full Version : Which Matrix movie is your favorite
EZweasel
12-10-2003, 06:45 PM
which one out of the 3. i like them in this order
#1 Revolutions
#2 original
#3 Reloaded
Taloniss
12-10-2003, 06:48 PM
The first one. The second were such a letdown after what the first one's greatness. The dialogue was weak, the story became contrived, and the action wasn't near as good.
That Matt Guy
12-10-2003, 06:58 PM
I've never seen a one.
PizzaPower
12-10-2003, 07:11 PM
I liked Reloaded the best.
Demonfox38
12-10-2003, 07:17 PM
I liked the Matrix, and then the sequals disappointed me. After the first one, it was basically all about blowing stuff up while roughly trying to save Zion (sp?). At least the first one had somewhat of a good, original plotline.
Bowser_Koopa
12-10-2003, 07:18 PM
i haven't seen revolutions yet, so i can't vote right now
ZariusTwo
12-10-2003, 07:28 PM
Defiantly "Matrix Revolutions", the story for me, was'nt as ridiculous as most are making it out to be
Savanti Romero
12-10-2003, 08:47 PM
The first one was probably the best. The other two were equally good, just not as good as the first one.
Ninjatron
12-10-2003, 09:59 PM
Revolutions. It spoke to me more than the other two, which I also enjoyed. Aside from all of the cool stuff to look at, it had a lot of cool stuff to think about.
Sayonara.
Dane E5R
12-10-2003, 10:06 PM
Revolutions. It spoke to me more than the other two, which I also enjoyed. Aside from all of the cool stuff to look at, it had a lot of cool stuff to think about.
Sayonara.
Agreed.
Dr. Doom
12-11-2003, 01:26 AM
Where's the option for "the first one was ok, but I got really sick of the whole franchise soon enough"?
One Radical Dude
12-11-2003, 01:35 AM
I can't say, since I haven't seen Revolutions, yet.
Barkworm
12-11-2003, 03:13 AM
The first one by faaaaaar.
Peanut
12-11-2003, 07:16 AM
The first one. The other two aren't nearly as good.
EZweasel
12-11-2003, 08:30 AM
Revolutions. It spoke to me more than the other two, which I also enjoyed. Aside from all of the cool stuff to look at, it had a lot of cool stuff to think about.
Sayonara.
thats why i thought it was so good. it was more than just blowing stuff up. i thought the plot was more original than most movies put out today..
HorseTechie
12-11-2003, 12:11 PM
I'm still partial to the first Matrix. It made sense and the action then was new and fresh. Very cool to see. Now it's like old hat to watch slo mo action.
Though, Revoultions is my second fav. Mostly cause of all the machine vs fleshie warfare. :wink:
The coolest thing I liked about the Reloaded DVD, is this one computer special effects guy wearing a red Autobot shirt. My hubby was poking me when he saw that part. :goof:
Ninja Turtles Cartoon Fan
12-11-2003, 12:25 PM
Am I the only person on the planet who didn't like the first "Matrix" movie and doesn't understand the "Matrix" phenomenon?
My reaction upon seeing the first film: "Oookaaaayyy."
:lol:
I don't mean to put down the franchise, but I just never understood it.
"How do they dream up this stuff?" - Raphael, from "Too Hot to Handle"
The Stryker
12-11-2003, 01:40 PM
Need I say it?
Ahem...
ALL MATRIX FILMS ARE EQUALLY INFERIOR TO MORBO!!!
That Matt Guy
12-11-2003, 01:49 PM
Morbo?
Silver Turtle
12-11-2003, 02:20 PM
I liked the first one the best, but after that it got pointless. I only saw like 10 minutes of Revolutions though.
Eye of Sarnath
12-11-2003, 02:52 PM
I liked Revolutions the best, personally. But then again, I also like Reloaded, wasn't one bit dissapointed in it. Had some badass action sequences in it... which is all I expected. I'm not too difficult too please.
jeff the cheff
12-11-2003, 04:26 PM
Where's the option for "the first one was ok, but I got really sick of the whole franchise soon enough"?
Thats what I would vote for.
Mondo J. Gecko
12-11-2003, 08:36 PM
Ok it goes like this: the First Matrix is the best one, the second one was good only because of the Fighting sequence with all the Smiths, The Thrid just wasn't that good, it seemed very rushed and the dialouge (sp?) wasn't very well written to me (plus the whole story line was ripped right out of the bible), so yeah the first Matrix was the best one (even though most of that was taken from the bible too)
Mikey the Party Turtle
12-11-2003, 09:09 PM
(plus the whole story line was ripped right out of the bible), so yeah the first Matrix was the best one (even though most of that was taken from the bible too)
Dude. Where have you been? The Matrix Trilogy potrays many, many religions, Christianity only being one of them. (Buddhism is probably the strongest potrayed throughout the trilogy. Sixth version of the One and the Matrix? Clever, clever Wachowskis.)
I thought all the movies were spectacular in thier own right. They each recieve a 9.0/10 from me.
I wonder if anyone else noticed that the Architect (AKA the guy who people think talks too much from the sequels.) makes an appearance in the original film? Just goes to show that all of this was planned from day 1.
I have another poll:
Best Neo VS Smith fight:
The Subway Fight (M1)
The Burly Brawl (M2)
The Super Brawl (M3)
My personal favorite? The Burly Brawl. I am a huge multi-man fight fan.
Deathknight
12-11-2003, 09:45 PM
Definitely the original Matrix. I liked the plot and the action was much better. In Reloaded they went way too far with Neo's powers and it was just boring how Neo dominated everyone he fought. The exciting part of the 1st one was that he actually struggled and had to discover his powers. Revolutions was also cool but the final fight between Smith and Neo was really bad. All of a sudden Agent Smith is just as fast and strong as Neo after Neo beat about 500 clones of him in Reloaded. Revolutions was still really cool with the battle to save Zion and stuff though.
Taloniss
12-12-2003, 06:38 AM
(plus the whole story line was ripped right out of the bible), so yeah the first Matrix was the best one (even though most of that was taken from the bible too)
Dude. Where have you been? The Matrix Trilogy potrays many, many religions, Christianity only being one of them. (Buddhism is probably the strongest potrayed throughout the trilogy. Sixth version of the One and the Matrix? Clever, clever Wachowskis.)
I thought all the movies were spectacular in thier own right. They each recieve a 9.0/10 from me.
I wonder if anyone else noticed that the Architect (AKA the guy who people think talks too much from the sequels.) makes an appearance in the original film? Just goes to show that all of this was planned from day 1.
I have another poll:
Best Neo VS Smith fight:
The Subway Fight (M1)
The Burly Brawl (M2)
The Super Brawl (M3)
My personal favorite? The Burly Brawl. I am a huge multi-man fight fan.
Where was the Architect in the first movie? I've never seen him.
Best fight was probably the Burly Brawl.
Mikey the Party Turtle
12-12-2003, 07:45 AM
(plus the whole story line was ripped right out of the bible), so yeah the first Matrix was the best one (even though most of that was taken from the bible too)
Dude. Where have you been? The Matrix Trilogy potrays many, many religions, Christianity only being one of them. (Buddhism is probably the strongest potrayed throughout the trilogy. Sixth version of the One and the Matrix? Clever, clever Wachowskis.)
I thought all the movies were spectacular in thier own right. They each recieve a 9.0/10 from me.
I wonder if anyone else noticed that the Architect (AKA the guy who people think talks too much from the sequels.) makes an appearance in the original film? Just goes to show that all of this was planned from day 1.
I have another poll:
Best Neo VS Smith fight:
The Subway Fight (M1)
The Burly Brawl (M2)
The Super Brawl (M3)
My personal favorite? The Burly Brawl. I am a huge multi-man fight fan.
Where was the Architect in the first movie? I've never seen him.
Best fight was probably the Burly Brawl.
Watch when Neo gets taken in by Smith and co.
@Deathknight: He took over the Oracle, that's how he got his powers. (And he took over ALL of the Matrix.)
Deathknight
12-12-2003, 08:52 AM
I still don't think it makes any sense. The Oracle was just a program that decided to help the resistance, how would taking over her body give Smith special powers?
Relay
12-12-2003, 09:09 AM
She was the Oracle. She was one of the original creators of the Matrix, along with the Architect. Absorbing the Oracle gave Smith all her knowledge. If knowledge is power, then he became a bad mother-****er when he absorbed her. He would then know practically everything about the Matrix's past, present, and some of its future. That makes him pretty damn powerful.
Mikey the Party Turtle
12-12-2003, 11:00 AM
Also notice how much effort it took Smith to copy himself over the Oracle. (Why else do you think he was laughing like a mad man?)
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