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Insipid, obvious, and frustratingly angst-filled, Matrix Resurrections whiffs when trying to make a point about the studio system and the current run of franchise filmmaking.

Disingenuous garbage, The Matrix Resurrections mocks what it is, forgetting it ever has a story to tell.

Choo-choo Choose You The “revolution” of the title is choice. Free will, the thing that separates humans from programs. Set up in the first Matrix when Neo chose between …

Hail to the Geek The Matrix subverted a dull existence suggesting an ordinary, generic office worker is indeed something more. It was a middle American fantasy, rebellious, loud, gun-laced, …

Wabbit Hunting To revisit The Matrix is to revisit Precambrian internet tech. Dial up and CRT monitors, pay phones lining sidewalks and cell phones that look like bricks. Despite …

Of 3D Printers and Monsters Compelling reasons exist to reset the mythos of Frankenstein in contemporary society. This update has none of them. It tries. The monster contemplates the …

You could call it one note, but that's giving it credit for a note in the first place.

When Unthinkable takes hold, especially in the final 20-minutes, it as gripping a thriller as you will find.