Charles Nowell

This is an amazing film that entertains while it carefully and cautiously approaches a few fragile band aids; right before ripping them off the insensitive skins of those unaffected by this film’s catalytic rays.

As an art piece playing on repeat during a marathon art show until every piece is sold; this wins all genuses but as a movie, it had a few interesting moments leaving the rest of it feeling like frustration being dragged over dozen dull chainsaw blades while simultaneously slowly swinging through a hot lava mist in a vat of smoldering senselessness.

Decent sci-fi; but given the creative space that we exist in today I expect much better. I feel like a lot of these movie houses are too busy trying to cash in on franchise opportunities and spending less time creating something unforgettable/dope. Which again, should be easy give the talent and tools at the disposal of sci-fi producers today. The Matrix was created 20 years ago and I don't understand why it's still better than most sci-fi/action flicks today.