CHRIS BROWN

Good cinematography. Great acting. It attempts to argue the divide between science and religion, but regurgitates the same borish modern consensus that religion is the opiate of the masses. It concludes that science and social justice will save humanity from itself by making martyrs of philosophers, progressives and "scientists." It's adds nothing new to a well worn modern trope.

It was interesting and fun, but lacked in substance. Not a cohesive plot in that it left to many holes, especially surrounding Agent Smith's story. Cheezy and at times not in a good way. But definitely fun and worth the watch.