The Wachowski Brothers score a somewhat straightforward power-play goal in "The Matrix Reloaded." This continuation of the 1999 B.O. blockbuster delivers enough thrills, kicks and cool moments to ...

Strap yourself in for a road-rage theme-park ride in The Matrix Reloaded. Trinity, coolest of woman warriors, is revving down the street with an old Asian man called the Key Maker in the backseat, her ...

When audiences went into The Matrix Reloaded, the sequel to the enduring action film The Matrix, there were a lot of expectations about what was coming. After all, following up on what is widely ...

2003’s The Matrix Reloaded was perhaps the most anticipated motion picture sequel of all time, not named Star Wars. To this day, I can’t decide if the Wachowski siblings’ blockbuster sequel belongs ...

Back in 2003, anticipation for The Matrix Reloaded was high; a sequel to an instantly iconic, paradigm-shifting sci-fi adventure that had a premise more prescient than anyone could have imagined. What ...

When Pinkett Smith auditioned for the role of Trinity in The Matrix, she made a lasting impression on the writers and directors. However, she did not get the part because she and Keanu Reeves lacked ...

Toronto based writer, video editor, and donut lover. Trinity made her on-screen debut in 1999 in the first Matrix. In the film's opening scene we're introduced to this leather-clad woman, a hacker ...

The Matrix 4 could change everything we think we know about the franchise — including classic characters, like Carrie-Anne Moss’ Trinity. According to the theory, The Matrix 4 will reveal that the ...

At the end of The Matrix, Keanu Reeves steps out of a phone booth onto a crowded street, puts on a pair of cooler-than-cool shades and blasts off like Superman into the virtual sky. Neo is still very ...

Loved the idea of a sequel to The Matrix, hated the hit-and-miss execution. Loved the stunts, hated the deep-dish speechifying — Morpheus (Laurence Fishburne) sounds like James Earl Jones hawking ...

A lot has changed since “The Matrix” bowed in 1999. Its high-leaping, time-suspending fight scenes have been copied innumerable times, and the entire culture of cyberpromise that birthed the project ...