Dapo Adesiyun

Enduring this movie proved to be a challenging experience for me. Undoubtedly, the visuals were commendable, and the action scenes held a decent quality. My admiration for Keanu Reeves certainly made the viewing somewhat bearable. However, as the film unfolded, it became increasingly difficult to overlook what I perceived as its lack of purpose. I find it challenging to articulate the reasons behind my disappointment, but the film left me questioning its overall significance. While the movie's visual appeal and Reeves' performance contributed some positive elements, the narrative failed to engage me in a meaningful way. Despite the impressive action sequences, I couldn't shake the feeling that the storyline lacked a clear direction or purpose. It left me yearning for the relative depth and coherence that characterised the original Matrix. In the grand scheme of things, I believe the film falls short of justifying its existence within the Matrix franchise. Its attempt to introduce new concepts and expand the universe came across as convoluted, overshadowing the nostalgia it aimed to evoke. In hindsight, I'd strongly recommend revisiting the brilliance of the first Matrix film and, if possible, treating "The Matrix Resurrections" as if it were an alternate reality to be conveniently ignored.

The music of this game is so so good, I could play it again cos of the music alone... Sadly the gameplay leaves a lot to be desired; from awkward camera angles to the extremely tedious boss battles. It's a good game with so much potential but it doesn't quite deliver. The Pros: - Great characters with interesting backstories - Wonderful level designs; unique to each boss - Freaking Awesome Music - Great visuals The Cons: - Camera angles are the worst - Glitchy - The boss battles can be frustrating.

I really enjoyed the movie especially the visuals of it, the story is super confusing and might require watching it again to get a firm grasp of what is going but it is far from boring. If anything, it challenges you to think outside the box - all time-travelling / multiverse versions of the box. A good film nonetheless.