Return to a world of two realities: one, everyday life; the other, what lies behind it. To find out if his reality is a construct, to truly know himself, Mr. Anderson will have to choose to follow the white rabbit once more. Action,Sci-Fi Disappointing, convoluted, messy, and just poor is all I have to say for this film. Let's start with pros, good cinematography, and good CGI. Passable acting, with honestly Neil Patrick Harris's character surprisingly being my favorite. I like Keanu Reeves, and Carrie Anne Moss but without out a doubt whatever revenue this film makes opening week/weekend is because of these two actors alone, and of course holiday spending. I didn't care for any of the new characters, and worst of all Neo is not Neo, and Trinity is not Trinity. Falling victim of course to Hollywood's typical feminine agenda. This entire film relies heavily on reliving past glories in ways of quotes, and recreating certain scenes from the original film. Plot holes, and explanations that are soo rushed if you blink you miss just to get to the next action scene as to make sure they are keeping audience members attention. The action was poor as well, soo much happening but with nothing going on. Perhaps this is why for the most part they dropped a lot of the classic Matrix slomotion moments, because if it was there you'd be able to see how full of nothing the action scenes were. This is just a poor sequel or attempt at rebooting the franchise, Keanu Reeves, Carrie Anne Moss, and the legacy of the Matrix deserve better. Save your money wait to rent, and instead go watch Spider-Man No Way Home.