Review of the Resurrections~MATRIX

I’ve been irresponsible, but don’t let some would~be billionaire pay an un~fair price for my tardiness. I saw, “The Matrix Resurrections” last night so this review should have been done last night. It wouldn’t be a box~office hit, but should, as it was a reasonable progression in the Matrix saga. It would also not be a box~office hit because there’s no instructions to US, “We the Sheeple” on how to watch it. The movies that get the best reviews are from critics who think, for this to be true, some other thing must be true as well. The MACHINE finally learned how to be a machine, its representative, the Analyst played by Neil Patrick, understood that in its partnering with these (2)two phenomenal machine parts Keanu Reeves’s, Neo and Carrie Ann Moss’s, Trinity, it must hit every emotional cue in perfect timing. Though the MACHINE can’t see them as anything except phenomenal parts, they have accepted that they are only Human. The real screen risk of them all becoming too familiar to be enemies is at hand. That doesn’t mean that their problems and our real life considerations don’t Exist. Quite the opposite. The MACHINE finally able to purge all emotion better than spock in the Kholinar, leaves it with the question of which is best, the machines that have built an ’emotional complex’ at the CPU, or the machines that don’t use any emotion. Then even farther the ‘mechanical rock’, of the most extreme intelligence, must further consider in its mechanical motivation, are Humans still even better machines than the heartfelt machines because the {2}two ton Kitty can’t feel the tactile touch of Neo, it has ‘warm~fuzzy feeling’ about Neo’s presence. So…, a downgrade from the question of, “how and why is every~thing?” to the consideration of, “which is better” does take place, but the MACHINE has realized that as long as there is a question, in which to engage its mechanical motivation, it can buy it~self more time in leaving the bigger ones for later. Also, because the film starts US off in the world of the Gamer, there is no doubt more than one Human who wants to be a machine, and the MACHINE must figure out what to do with such a person and such information. I am not writing this from a non~bias point of view. I am a Freaky Matrix fan, and would love to see the “Matrix Ground {1}One” evolve. In which Trinity and Neo’s age is more acceptable, because through their Daughter do they engage the sheeple, laziness, apathy, despair of despair, and Government Loserdom. Being their age, which I believe as more than a future trend is indeed young, won’t be so offensive when their passing on their talents and creativity to the youth. Morpheus is an up~grade, in the assertion, that Smith is just as crazy but has lost no appeal.  This film is A~OK  ****