Great intel VK! I think Phantom is indeed one of these....

as to the Matrix sequels, I always had a problem with the sequels but I never could say it quite as well as this fellow so since I think this guy sums up my feelings so well I would just quote it.

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http://www.dvdtalk.com/reviews/read.php?ID=28274

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The Matrix was clearly conceived of as a single picture. At the end, Neo is The One. According to Morpheus, that means he can "reshape The Matrix in his image." In other words, he's become God (or, at the very least, the Messiah). So for two sequels to exist smacks of revisionism, and that's evident right from the beginning of the picture. Despite the insistence by the filmmakers that this series was always intended as a trilogy, you can tell that the second two films are not from the same creative pool as the first. The moment Neo cannot simply obliterate agents or change The Matrix with a wave of his hand, you know you're in for something that has to rewrite its own rules, never a good thing for a story.


best regards,
Jerry

Best regards,
Jerry
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