The Matrix Resurrections currently has an average rating of 5.6 out of 10 and has been rated by 1033 users on our platform.

Sofia Ringström

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Jesus Christ what a mess. As a fan of the other movies I just want to erase this from my brain.

2 years ago

Mohammadmahdi Mansouri

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It wasn't anything like previous movies. And let's not talk about the beginning... so AWFUL. but it got interesting at the end.

4 months ago

Michael Madsen

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If you are into The Matrix, don't believe the negative reviews. This is a f*** masterpiece

2 years ago

Wendy Zhou

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Meh, it feels like they just pushed out another Matrix for the sake of doing it. Very unimpressed

1 year ago

Mathieu Laurent

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The worst movie I have seen in the last 20 years. If you liked the Matrix, be careful this joke of a B movie will hurt your feelings

2 years ago

Critic Alex Godfrey

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There is joy here, and a couple of gobsmacking ideas...

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Critic Joshua Rothkopf

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...a do-over without a full share of wonderment, but still a lot of fun.

Read full review at Entertainment Weekly

Critic Jack Shepherd

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...Reeves and Moss’ iconic characters make a full-blown return, and the love – and anguish – between them is palpable.

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Thomas Tornby

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Had a hard time watching it to the end. The story is just to thin

2 years ago

Sam & Sebbe Snackar

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The Matrix Resurrections - Recension (Inga spoilers)
https://youtu.be/MDp2W-pFCTQ

2 years ago

Ameem Shahid

Boring Movie

2 years ago

tyrone ellis drinkwater

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Unnecessary but mostly fine

2 years ago

Erik Cáceres Perman

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So, so, so bad. I wish they never made this one.

2 years ago

Jackson Holiday Wheeler

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Pretty sure this is a joke…

1 year ago

Niklas

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The most uneccesary sequel ever. Plus it is a really bad movie. Worst movie I have ever seen.

9 months ago

Critic Simran Hans

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...a utopian riff on the apocalyptic source material, a Technicolor reimagining flooded with light and optimism.

Read full review at The Guardian