Jason Pfaff

Spoiler alert: Firstly, haters are gonna hate. Lower your expectations during a pandemic, or better yet, make a better film than this and then unleash your 1 star reviews. Geezus. A 1 star film would be Weekend at Bernies 2, there are many films that don't come close to Matrix Resurrections. I found it Inspiring and nostalgic, boy does time fly. Ive read a lot of reviews and none mentioned the significance of Neo having fell back into the matrix taking a slew of blue pills and uncertain if he even wanted to revisit the truth or take the red pill. This speaks loudly, especially in an age where we're becoming more desensitized, addicted, stocked behind screens, and forgetting what is real or worth fighting for. This was the nostalgic spark I needed to remind me where I am on my path and that there is something to fight for. It's not a perfect film, some things could have been better, but what it does right makes up for it. Way better than the last Matrix film.

Well made. You should watch this and contemplate how lucky you are with all of the luxuries of the times. Back then, the struggle was legit. Today, most of our problems are in our heads.

Great concept, poorly executed- feels half baked. Least significant performances by Meryl Streep and Leonardo Dicaprio.

Probably an interesting adaptation of the book, but disappointing coming from Charlie Kaufman- my expectations were high. This film was unwatchable for the most part. Unlike his best films, it lacks inspiration and heart. I would never guess it was a Kaufman film, more like David Lynch and Fargo in a blender.