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Matrix Reloaded Movie Review The Matrix: Reloaded Starring: Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fishburne, Carrie-Anne Moss, Jada Pinkett-Smith, Hugo Weaving, Clayton Watson,
undeniable, but does this allow us to conclude that The Matrix and The Matrix Reloaded are Christian movies? First, let's review some of the obvious Christian symbols
to turn "superproductions" into global, glittering media events (Danan 1995, 131). Notice Matrix Reloaded (2003) which is among, if not the most aggressively marketed
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The Matrix: Reloaded
Starring: Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fishburne, Carrie-Anne Moss, Jada Pinkett-Smith, Hugo Weaving, Clayton Watson, Nona Gaye, Monica Bellucci, Cornel West
Director(s): Larry Wachowski, Andy Wachowski
Screenwriter(s): Larry Wachowski, Andy Wachowski
Filming Location(s): Australia; Chicago; San Francisco
Studio: Warner Bros.
Alternate Title(s): The Matrix 2
Rating: R - for sci-fi violence and some sexuality
Genre: Science Fiction, Action, Sequel
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Special Effects:
The Matrix raised the bar, in terms of special effects, and kept it there for an awful long time before being topped of. Then comes The Matrix Reloaded which has once again proved the Wachowskis are undoubtable the most imaginative and innovative directors this side of Zion. The two stand out scenes come with neo kicking 100+ agents cyber punk asses and a 14 minute car chase that cost $40, 000, 000 to produce and upon seeing the movie its not hard to see why, with cars being blown up left, right and centre, death defying motorcycle stunts and a car being cut in half by an ancient samurai sword among other things. This is by far the most elaborate movie ever made and with a crew including Yuen Wo Ping, arguably the best fight choreographer in the world and the visual effects mastermind John Gaeta everyone saw it coming, but it still managed to blow away all pre-conceptions and expectations.
Cinematography:
Let this be a lesson to you about perseverance. One of the Wachowski's earlier movies was entitled Bound and had its original cinematographer quit because of the "very restrictive" budget. They went to a man named Bill Pope next who was more than willing to work within the budget. A few years later the when the Matrix was green-lit he became the obvious choice,...
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