Choe Yew Wong

Spoilers.......!!!!! While this movie brought back a tinge of nostalgic feeling, at the same time it was confusing as hell. I can bet those who never watch the first 3 parts of the quadriology would never get it. Hell, even those who did still would have a hard time making sense of it. The plot itself felt kinda chaotic, with new elements popping up while pieces of the old story literally "cut and paste" into it. All in all, the whole movie felt kinda "forced". The French man gave me quite a good laugh though. At the end, the scene where Trinity and Neo ended up flying together in the matrix had me thinking. While Neo is the "One", Trinity is the "Zero".It was hinted all through the movie that Neo and Trinity were the source of the new Matrix. And the source of a computer program is binary. Binary is, well, 0's and 1's. Therefore, the "One" alone does not really work. Neo and Trinity (0's and 1's) must be together to mean something. This is my personal opinion though.

Spoilers....... This movie was brilliant to start with. The introduction of multiverse was great. 3 spideys of different ages, youngster, adult and an older mature spidey, absolutely awesome. A few of the best spidey villains (especially Goblin and Dr. Oct) really brought the movie up a notch. I always think there was something missing in Tom Holland's spider man. Yes, the main phrase of the spider man movie, "with great power comes great responsibility". And we all know what follows after that phrase, a death of a love one. No way home filled the missing piece. Although sad but now this spider man is complete. Looking forward to future spidey movies.

Firstly, I kinda enjoyed the movie. But, lets just say its a movie that I will forget the min I leave the cinema. Its not as impressive as all the hyped up advertising and trailers suggested.