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"Biggest fault in Matrix."

The first Matrix I am talking about. Having seen Reloaded three times, just for the hell of still wanting to claim its just an 'ok' film. I thought of something when seeing the far superior original.

Cypher. Yeah.. how did he enter the Matrix to talk with Agent Smith in the first film without any of the others knowing. Even though he clearly has to have help unplugging himself.

Hope that ruins the film for you.


Stupid philobabble crap.

Cause and Effect. Pff.

:)

There is no lead guitar...

Does that mean we'll get to the end and see a fantastic Battle of the Bands with classic rock tunes taking place in Zion? I hope so.

I think it is. Expect evil robot Trinity and Neo in Revolutions.

Hrrrm... have we discovered something? Is the whole of the Matrix nothing more than a cyberpunk retelling of Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey?

AND he only plays chess with Death in a metaphorical sense.

At least you get to see him stick up his middle finger and go a bit nuts.

"You're a god, Neo"
"Awesome!"

He doesn't say "woah" at any point during the entire second film. THAT'S the biggest fault in the second one.

He's supposedly turned into a demi-god, and he can re-write the Matrix as he see fit. So why doesn't he write them out?

I don't see why Neo doesn't just spend the entire of the second film totally ignoring the Agents. I mean, he's been shot once and come back to life, he can stop bullets in mid air and dive into an agent and destroy them (or at least screw them up), he can fly and make things fly through the air when he wants them to.

Surely he should be in control of his power enough to able to just point his finger at something, say "zap" and have it disappear by now?

It should actually be like playing a game in God mode.