Was amazed by the first part, trying to find the amazing point in the second part, well, he is not finished yet. Honestly, like all franchises, sequels are always a little off. Neo's fight scene is really not amazing enough. I prefer the scene where the three forces are chasing and racing on the highway. The two twin brothers are not bad. In the end, the picture of Neo flying at the speed of light to save them is very interesting (after all, it is the one films of the 1990s). What impressed me most were the speeches made by Morpheus before the war, which reminded me of the speeches of ancient Greece. Sure enough, as a crowd, I like to listen to those simple and crude slogans, which are a bit like a doomsday carnival. For Morpheus, I think this is a Hanhan who rejects the truth and lives entirely by faith. Well, a big Hanhan. If he believes in evil, he may be a reactionary. A few points of view and lines in the second part are quite interesting and worth scrutinizing and scolding people: "I like French culture, it's like wiping my ass with silk." "Man in power, what he needs is more so much power" "The reason is to understand the source of strength, without reason there is no power" "reason or emotion, which one do you choose in the end?" In the final climax, Neo chooses to save his lover, which makes me think, um... The main brain, the creator, is talking nonsense... After Neo directly started to press the heart to resuscitate the heroine, I was wondering if Neo was going to become a god directly, and that's okay? Writers can. At this moment, wouldn't it be more emotional to let the heroine die? God created the Garden of Eden, a world that is too perfect. That world is destined to collapse. It only needs to change a few programs, let human beings have the right to choose, and make the world full of regrets in order to last forever. Including in the programming world, there are also mutated codes, which are viruses, not to mention the human world.
(All the above is nonsense)
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