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<blockquote data-quote="Villano" data-source="post: 1135871" data-attributes="member: 505">I didn't like Matrix Reloaded.&nbsp; The cgi wasn't very good and the characters acted too cool and didn't seem to have any real personality.&nbsp; As someone pointed out when the film was released, in the original, Neo goes to see the Oracle, but in Reloaded, he has to kung-fu fight to see her.&nbsp; Why?&nbsp; Like the Star Wars prequels, this movie suffered from Hollywood's idea of all flash and no substance.&nbsp; Fill up the screen with enough cgi and explosions, and people will walk away satisfied. I've been dissappointed by most of the big, Hollywood films I've seen lately.&nbsp; Reloaded.&nbsp; Tomb Raider.&nbsp; Die Another Day.&nbsp; Blade 2.&nbsp; All of them feel hollow.&nbsp; &nbsp; I will grant that the fight on the freeway was cool, but that was all I enjoyed (I even liked the Jango Fett/Obi-Wan fight and the final battle in Attack of the Clones).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Villano, post: 1135871, member: 505"] I didn't like Matrix Reloaded. The cgi wasn't very good and the characters acted too cool and didn't seem to have any real personality. As someone pointed out when the film was released, in the original, Neo goes to see the Oracle, but in Reloaded, he has to kung-fu fight to see her. Why? Like the Star Wars prequels, this movie suffered from Hollywood's idea of all flash and no substance. Fill up the screen with enough cgi and explosions, and people will walk away satisfied. I've been dissappointed by most of the big, Hollywood films I've seen lately. Reloaded. Tomb Raider. Die Another Day. Blade 2. All of them feel hollow. I will grant that the fight on the freeway was cool, but that was all I enjoyed (I even liked the Jango Fett/Obi-Wan fight and the final battle in Attack of the Clones). [/QUOTE]

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