The film is worth recommending, but it's less than half of Steven Spielberg's "Artificial Intelligence." ()
Perfection doesn't need explanation, but "The Matrix 2: Reloading" is just an explanation, adding a perfect section with the preface and the afterword. Business is to do what it likes. Anything that wins applause in the first episode will definitely be offered and doubled in The Matrix 2: Reloading. There are more martial arts, more dazzling bullets, and more fashionable styles, but apart from the surprise of the plot, everything seems to be not as good as imagined. Maybe our appetite is too high. ()
"The Matrix 2: Reloaded" has been reduced to a combat film armed purely with high-tech means, plus some love scenes that are neither salty nor indifferent, neither soft nor hard. ()
