Yeah the change in pace and tempo of the fight scenes and gunplay is so divorced from 1+2 to 3. You go from really tight Hong Kong style hard boiled gun fights and practical street kung fu to like you said, Dragon Ball Z mid air power battles of two dude socking each other in the face. It was so boring.
You go from really tight Hong Kong style hard boiled gun fights and practical street kung fu to like you said, Dragon Ball Z mid air power battles of two dude socking each other in the face. It was so boring.
It's like they complete walked away from the identity of the movies. I know the previous had the flying and superman shit but none of that last battle scene was stylized in nearly the same way.
It’s like they complete walked away from the identity of the movies.
That's it. It's a major reason why I was so turned off from the sequels. But 2 does have some good bits. Like the highway chase sequence. That feels very Matrix and has some nice tension going on. 3 though I totally zoned out on and really didn't care.
I actually really enjoyed Reloaded. Obviously not as tightly crafted as the first movie but it embraces the aesthetics of the Matrix so purely it feels like a supercharged Matrix 1. More skin tight leather, more overthetop slomo, more convoluted philosophical discourse. Just takes everything from the first film and dials it up to 100, which I can appreciate because they had the right to do it after making such a paradigm shifting action film in the first one.
Revolutions is just them not knowing how to reconcile all of the aesthetic choices that made the Matrix what it was with a major shift in setting.
Yeah the change in pace and tempo of the fight scenes and gunplay is so divorced from 1+2 to 3. You go from really tight Hong Kong style hard boiled gun fights and practical street kung fu to like you said, Dragon Ball Z mid air power battles of two dude socking each other in the face. It was so boring.
It's like they complete walked away from the identity of the movies. I know the previous had the flying and superman shit but none of that last battle scene was stylized in nearly the same way.
That's it. It's a major reason why I was so turned off from the sequels. But 2 does have some good bits. Like the highway chase sequence. That feels very Matrix and has some nice tension going on. 3 though I totally zoned out on and really didn't care.
I actually really enjoyed Reloaded. Obviously not as tightly crafted as the first movie but it embraces the aesthetics of the Matrix so purely it feels like a supercharged Matrix 1. More skin tight leather, more overthetop slomo, more convoluted philosophical discourse. Just takes everything from the first film and dials it up to 100, which I can appreciate because they had the right to do it after making such a paradigm shifting action film in the first one.
Revolutions is just them not knowing how to reconcile all of the aesthetic choices that made the Matrix what it was with a major shift in setting.
Yeah that's it. They couldn't square that shit away and the ending is so lackluster.
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