Samrat Mitra

When the so called expert movie critics have panned a movie and made up their mind for you, they have damaged the reputation of the movie to a point where you won't feel like going to the theatre to watch the film! This is exactly what has been done to Resurrections and frankly I am disappointed to have not seen this on a big screen because of bad reviews by what seem to be uptight critics and bot reviewers. While the movie heavily borrows upon the first 3 films it does so for the sake of continuity and there is nothing quite as new in the action sequences as well but what does separate this film from the rest is the story and the bold new direction it takes. Now which of these bot reviewers here mention bad script writing? It's actually quite good and has some complex sub plots brought in for good measure and I am an IT engineer and I definitely understood the techie bits pretty well and it is actually a fact that the 'Analyst' controls pretty much the direction a project is going and in this case the project is 'The Matrix'. Ignore the haters and watch this film, but remember this film does not try to outdo the franchise but it does give a better conclusion to the shocker ending of the trilogy. Viewing recommended.